Archives for September, 2007
The Audio Shaker is a device which captures noise such as your voice, claps, dog barks or anything else. You then shake up the container and pour out the jumbled up sound. You can choose to pour out just a few words too, or even add more to them to create a different sound. I guess the point of it all is that you pour out the sound and then interpret what the meaning of life is or something :S I have no clue to be honest.
The Hasselblad H3D II Digital SLR is a mean looking camera. The range boast 22, 31 or 39 megapixel CCDs with prices starting at 17900 Euros. The display is a bright 3 inch screen which allows for better viewing of images, but also uses less power consumption allowing you to get more pictures taken. Many features on the camera are controlled via menus on screen by using a thumb control. Just looking at the pictures of the camera make it look amazing. It would be interesting to see some pictures taken at the full 39 megapixels resolution.
The iPhone has impressed a lot of people since its launch. There are a ton of features which set the phone apart from others, such as a multi touch screen, incredible browser and iPod all bundled in to one device. Now, you are able to use the iPhone as a modem to get online by using a program called Tinyproxy. It allows you to surf the net on a MAC laptop at EDGE speeds which are not huge, but still acceptable. Some will wish it had 3G, but EDGE is ok for doing regular browsing on the internet. Also, if I am correct I believe data transfer on an iPhone is free which ultimately allows you to get online with your laptop for free. You can download Tinyproxy from here.
This cool looking computer was built by Computer Choppers and was finished earlier this year. It was made by using the very popular DIGG logo. It was completely custom built using MDF and it has a blue pearl custom paint job. A cool few features I spotted are the backlit DIGG letters and a cool small LCD screen built in to the case which shows a Digg story which is current on the site. This LCD screen can be customised to show other details.
The DIGG PC is quite a beast too with some impressive specs. It has an Intel Core 2 Extreme X6800 processor, with 3GB of DDR2 memory, 3 x 500GB hard drives, a 580 watt PSU and a lot more which you can check out over at the auction. Yes, it is up for grabs on eBay.
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