Posted on 2008 under Displays, Health |
4
Jul
Did you know that your HDTV has a gas in it that could make you and your family sick and destroy the planet? It’s true, a gas called Nitrogen Trifluoride, and it’s bad stuff. Apparently thousands of times worse for the planet than CO2, it’s a greenhouse compound that could significantly contribute to global warming. And it’s bad to inhale, poisoning your liver and kidneys. It’s not a real issue right now, but when landfills of the future start Read more… »
Posted on 2008 under Health |
1
Apr
One of the most revolutionary communication tools of the 20th century – the mobile phone may have many advantageous functions, making it life simpler for most individuals. However, the risk on life is equally high. Earlier, there have been many case-studies stating that mobile phones are injurious to children’s health and could lead to cancer in adults. In addition, it can even lead to low sperm quality, so on and so forth.
A new study conducted by Professor Vini Khurana, a top Australian neurosurgeon, concluded that prolonged exposure to mobile phones could be a greater threat to human health than smoking Read more… »
Posted on 2008 under Health, Miscellaneous |
31
Mar
This little digital thermometer is handy for letting you work out the temperature of any surface with out making contact with it. The accuracy of the thermometer is +/- 4.5 degrees F which isn’t too bad for getting a quick measurement. The thermometer is both light weight and portable and is useful for PC maintenance, inspection, food prep to name a few.
Posted on 2008 under Health, Concept, Mobile phone |
21
Mar
If you can’t bring the microbial parasite to the lab, bring the lab to the microbial parasite, goes the thinking of the Berkeley researchers who invented a microscope to attach to cellphones and smartphones, using the phones’ own cameras. The higher powered of their two microscopes delivers 60X magnification, capable of capturing the detail of cancerous cells, malaria parasites and other buggers. There are clear healthcare benefits here—doctors making housecalls in remote areas can transmit images to their laptops via Bluetooth or, presumably, a lab for analysis. Surprisingly, the Read more… »
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