Source : Yomiuri
Monday, March 31, 2008
T-shirt Can Protect Wearers From Knive Attack?
Source : Yomiuri
Saturday, March 29, 2008
Spy In The Sky
According to Vaughn Fulton, Honeywell's program manager for unmanned aerial systems, the MAV is designed to fly between ground level and 500 feet, but it could go up to 10,500 feet. It is a scout and reconnaissance type of vehicle. It allows people to see over a hill or around a building. Vaughn explains the MAV's ducted-fan method of propulsion this way, "The fan is not propelling it through the air, but sucking it."
The MAV weights 7.3kg when empty(dry) and 8.4kg when fully loaded with fuel(wet). It is 35cm in diameter and 56cm from the base to the top. Miami police could soon be the first in the United States to use this cutting-edge, spy in the sky technology.
Source : Honeywell
Friday, March 28, 2008
Lenovo Thinkpad X300
In addition to the keyboard light, the ThinkPad X300's display bezel includes a 1.3-megapixel webcam and a noise-canceling digital microphone for Web conferencing. The matte-finish display itself features a 1,440x900 native resolution that's sharper than that of the MacBook Air and other similarly sized screens, resulting in text and icons that are a bit smaller than you'd expect. The sharper resolution doesn't cause tremendous problems, though we did find ourselves pumping up the font size on a newspaper's Web site so we could read a lengthy article. We also zoomed in a bit when working on documents and spreadsheets. The trade-off: more screen real estate for multitasking and, when it's time for a break, beautiful video.
Regarding basic components, there are the Intel GM965 “Santa Rosa” chipset, Core 2 Duo L7100 1.2GHz low-voltage processor, and the Intel GMA X3100 integrated graphics, which manages the notebook’s 13.3? 1440x 900 LED backlit display. The system comes with a 64GB solid state drive instead of a standard HDD, and supports up to 4GB of DDR2 memory. In addition, Lenovo says the X300 will support WiMax, when the technology become available. ThinkPad X300 is the first Lenovo notebook rated EPEAT Gold for low energy use and minimal impact on the environment. It also meets the European Union's Reduction of Hazardous Substances standards. And it is Energy Star 4.0 qualified.
GPS Buyers Guide, 6 things you must know
Yes there are six things you need to know before you buy a GPS for your car or truck. What do most people use a car GPS for? The most popular use is to get turn-by-turn directions while driving from point A to point B. Some popular car navigational units are the Magellan Roadmates, the Tomtom, the Garmin Nuvi units, and the new Navigon gps units.
1 - Screen Size and sound are important. Especially while driving. The screen should be readable and bright, Also Make sure the buttons are big enough for your fingers, so that you aren't pressing multiple buttons at the same time. Vehicles are noisier than you may think. Driving noise can make it difficult to hear weak audio. Be sure to check out the sound quality to make sure you can understand what is being said. It should be clear and loud so that you can hear it in your vehicle.
2 - Downloadable Maps and memory. Most gps units come with maps built in. A lot of them can download maps as well. It is a good idea to puchase one that has the ability to download maps, so that you map doesn't get outdated.
Memory - the more memory the gps unit has, the more locations, waypoints, landmarks, and maps you can save.
3 - The time it takes a GPS to find and display information. This depends on the number of channels a GPS has. The more channels the unit has the better the reception. Take this into consideration. You don't want to have to pull over and wait for it to get map data if you make a wrong turn.
4 - Does the unit speak street names? This is very helpful. If it does not say the street names and it tells you to turn right. You may have to glance at the unit to check the street name. This can be dangerous.
5 - What type of batteries are used with the GPS? Are they normal rechargeable AA batteries or are they special manufacturer batteries? Also how long do they last.
6 - Bluetooth is great for those who need to use cell phones while driving, With Bluetooth the driver can make and receive hands-free calls through the unit's speaker and microphone, and view their telephone book and access caller ID on the screen. What an amazing feature. Of course blue-tooth enabled units are little more expensive.
Those are the six things you need to know before you buy a GPS.
Heres a quick note about mapping data:
All Magellan Garmin and NAVIGON GPS units use NAVTEQ mapping data, while TomTom uses Tele Atlas. I've done research online and found that both NAVTEQ and Tele Atlas are both good and I would not base my decision on which mapping data the gps uses.
Where to buy?
A good place to check prices is at: www.gpsreviewvideos.com
This website has video reviews of numerous gps units and links to compare prices. That way you can watch a video of the gps unit, compare prices from multiple sources online and get the best price.
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Boost your Broadband Internet Connection Speed - Tips
These settings allow you to boost the speed of your broadband Internet connection when using a Cable Modem or DSL Router with Windows 2000 or Windows XP.
Open your registry and find the key below.
( to open registry type regedit on Run )
Create the following DWORD values, as most of these values will not already exist you will need to create them by clicking on ‘Edit -> New -> DWORD Value’ and then set the value as shown below.
DefaultTTL = “80″ hex (or 128 decimal)
Specifies the default time to live (TTL) for TCP/IP packets. The default is 32.
EnablePMTUBHDetect = “0″
Specifies whether the stack will attempt to detect Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) routers that do not send back ICMP fragmentation-needed messages. The default is 0.
EnablePMTUDiscovery = “1″
Specifies whether the TCP/IP stack will attempt to perform path MTU discovery as specified in RFC 1191. The default is 1.
GlobalMaxTcpWindowSize = “7FFF” hex (or 32767 decimal)
Specifies the system maximum receive window size advertised by the TCP/IP stack.
TcpMaxDupAcks = “2″
Determines the number of duplicate ACKs that must be received for the same sequence number of sent data before “fast retransmit” is triggered.
SackOpts = “1″
Enables support for selective acknowledgements as documented by Request for Comment (RFC) 2018. Default is 0.
Tcp1323Opts = “1″
Controls RFC 1323 time stamps and window scaling options. Possible values are: “0″ = disable RFC 1323 options, “1″ = window scale enabled only, “2″ = time stamps enabled only and “3″ = both options enabled.
TcpWindowSize = “7FFF” hex (or 32767 decimal)
Specifies the receive window size advertised by the TCP/IP stack. If you have a latent network you can try increasing the value to 93440, 186880, or 372300.
Exit your registry and restart Windows for the changes to take effect.
The World Tag Linker Chain
Mobile Tech Zone sent me this tag.
This is the Links Around The World Tag.
Instruction:
1. Place your link after the list. If you have more than 1 blog, feel free to add them all here!
2. After placing your blog’s address, you must tag 5 or more bloggers that is not yet in the list, this is to keep the ball rolling. Make sure to update your list every now and then, by getting the master list here.
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Acer and Microsoft Concept Store
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Audiopad Mixes Electronic Music
The Audiopad consists of a matrix of antenna elements that track the positions of electronically tagged objects on a tabletop surface. The Audiopad software translates this positioning information into musical and graphical feedback on the tabletop, where each object represents either a musical track or a microphone.
The performer can load his own audio samples and seamlessly combine them with the samples that are pre-installed on the device. Patten and Recht reject the use of a simple touch screen or tablet PC and say that the Audiopad was designed so one can interact with the device using multiple physical objects that could be moved. According to Patten and Recht, it is much easier to interact with physical objects than with touch screens because your hands receive passive tactile feedback from the objects, helping you to move them without requiring much visual attention. This is what tools for electronic performance music should be like. Watch video below.
Sunday, March 23, 2008
X5 Hair Laser by Spencer Forrest
This X5 Hair Laser blasts “15 distinct points of coherent laser light directly to your scalp at the optimum power and wavelength,” which is supposed to promote hair growth. You’ll need to do this for 10-15 minutes three times a week. The X5 Hair Laser features cordless design and ample power. The cool laser light makes direct contact with your scalp and conforms to its shape for ideal treatment. It's the ultimate answer to thinning hair. I have no idea how lasers can remove hair, but apparently they can restore hair. This is exactly what the X5 Hair Laser is designed to do. I wonder if it's safe to use, because radiation can make your hair fall out. hmmm.. Anyway if you need this now, the X5 Hair Laser is available for about $300, and if it doesn’t help, you’ve got six months to return it.
Source : SpencerForrest
Scion Hako Coupe - Concept Car
Frankly speaking, I think it just looks weird. Nonetheless it is smaller and it sounds like Scion is seriously considering this thing for production as a new addition to the lineup. The interior is packed with all kinds of techno goodness such as video cameras and interfaces for iPods and other gadget. The gear shifter is a joytstick and there is a big engine start button on the steering wheel. The entertainment system is out of pimp-my-ride with two dash-mounted video screens with Bluetooth connectivity to upload music and videos.
SCION HAKO COUPE CONCEPT PRELIMINARY SPECIFICATIONS
DIMENSIONS (inches)
Overall Length: 145.7
Overall Width: 68.1 without side mirrors
74.0 including side mirrors
Overall Height: 57.5
Wheelbase: 94.5
Ground clearance: 4.0
Wheels: 18-inch alloy wheels
Tire Size: 225/45 R18
Seating Capacity: 4
Source : Autoblog
LG LH2300 - Touch Web Mobile Phone
It has a 3-inch wide full touchscreen LCD with 800 x 480 (Wide VGA) resolutions. It provides the full Internet browsing service, adopting the Quick Search Icon which provide the direct access to main portals, Internet hot key and jog wheel. 3-megapixel camera with auto focus, microSD slot, and Bluetooth 2.0 are also equipped. It will sell in Korea for around US$600 to $700 in early April. Just like most phones today which are exploded with so many features and yet manage to retain the weight to the minimum; the LG LH2300 too follows suite and weighs in at only 95grams.
Source : Aving
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Digital Camera Tips Before You Head To The Store
Digital cameras come in many sizes, colors, brands, zooms, resolutions, playbacks, etc. There are so many features and qualities that are being placed in the devices that buyers especially first timers become overwhelmed and dizzy with these outstanding arrays of gadgets. This is even without including the various advertisements and different ratings that are used to promote these products.
So what are the things to look for if you want to buy digital camera? To be able to answer these, there are 2 sets of information you have to know before you can decide. The first type of information is defining what YOU need and want in a digital camera. To do this, you can ask yourself the following questions:
What do you want to take with your digital camera?
Before you buy digital camera, it is important to determine what kind of pictures you want to take with it. If you are a digital photography enthusiast, any digital camera will not just do. You have to look for features that can support the zooming you need, the resolution, etc.
How much is your budget?
This is a very important question any person who intends to buy digital camera should ask. Because no matter what your needs and wants are for the device, your financial resource will play a huge part in dictating the type of digital camera you will buy.
What are you resources?
When you buy digital camera, sometimes the spending does not end there. You also have to consider the capacity and the power of the computer and the printer you will be hooking your camera with for your editing and printing needs. Editing software are already included when you buy digital camera but other devices aren't. Aside from a printer, ink and paper for printing, you might also need additional memory cards for your camera and a more powerful computer to support image editing and image storage and retrieval.
Resolution
Before you buy digital camera, check first its capacity to produce high quality photo images. The number of pixels indicated determines resolution. The more number of pixels, the higher the resolution which can make photos to be enlarged without losing image quality.
Built-in memory
Digital cameras need memory cards for picture storage. When you buy digital camera, make sure that the gadget that you buy does not only have a "built-in" memory but should also have a card slot for external and additional memory. This allows you to change full memory cards conveniently while shooting your pictures.
Look and feel
It is essential for you to feel comfortable holding your digital camera while shooting. So, before you buy digital camera, it good to test and check if you are comfortable holding it and using it. Consider where the buttons are located and how they are spaced out and see also if you feel comfortable using the viewfinder.
Battery life
Digital cameras use up batteries fast and batteries are expensive. Before you buy digital camera, consider if the camera's batteries are rechargeable. This way you can recharge them. Take also into consideration an AC adapter when you buy digital camera. You can attach this to the camera when you are viewing your pictures or uploading them.
LCD
The LCD is a special consideration you have to look into when you buy a digital camera. This is a small screen located at the back of a digital camera that allows you to preview the pictures you took. This has to be considered when you buy digital camera because it uses up a lot of battery power.
Special features
Special features that will suit your needs should be thought about, too before you buy digital camera. If you want your camera to have good zooming, you can opt for those with optical zoom lenses. A diopter adjustment on the digital camera's viewfinder will also be beneficial to those who regularly wear glasses and wish to buy digital camera. Other features such as remote control, tripods, etc. can also be considered when you buy a digital camera.
With these information, you can now figure out what you really need and want before you buy digital camera. If you want to see ratings and rankings of these devices based on price, resolution or other features, check out various websites that have these in the Internet.
GPS in Mobile Phones
GPS technology has been used to keep track of mobile phones. The use of GPS technology in cell phones is not new however the latest mobile phones have GPS devices loaded in them which has made it extremely easy to keep track of someones location all the time and that too with great accuracy.
The use of GPS in mobile phones has so many advantages. Any person who is caught in an emergency situation can use their mobile phones to find their way out. It can be used to provide information about your ETA to your family members. It is also of great help in finding elderly or children when they are lost.
The movement of vehicles can be accurately tracked by the fleet managers and business owners using GPS, thus helping in their business. GPS technology has also been used by hospitals and police when they need to reach a place in an emergency situation.
The use of GPS technology in mobile phones was not common earlier. The technology was not perfect as the broadcasting of the radio signal would continue even when they were not in use, and hence it was not used. Triangulation method was used by mobile companies to keep a track of users location. But it was of no use to the companies and it was also a very tedious process.
But with the development of an excellent technology, GPS in mobile phones became common. Along with the many advantages, its use in mobile phones has several drawbacks. Its biggest disadvantage is that it interferes with ones privacy. Anyone who carries a GPS mobile phone is always tracked even without his knowledge. No one likes to be tracked down like this all the time. The government and the courts have taken certain measures to make sure that everyones privacy is safeguarded. The courts have ordered law enforcement agencies not to obtain any GPS tracking information. Such information can only be obtained when the cell phone company claims the information to be extremely important or in the benefit of the country.
The benefits of GPS technology in mobile phones can be utilized in a proper way only if the rules and regulations made by the courts and the government are followed. The technology can then be used for all the right reasons without interfering with ones privacy.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
i-SOBOT playing Golf?
i-SOBOT is certified as the world's smallest humanoid robot in production by Guiness World Records. Only 165mm ( 6.5 inches ) tall. It comes with an entertaining array of abilities: the cute little robot can walk, kick, punch, somersault, playing golf, utter some 200 words and even act out impersonations of Jack Bauer and Clint Eastwood. Watch the video of i-SOBOT practice its putting skills. It can even display its emotions when it misses or makes a putt. Interesting robot!
If you want to know further about i-SOBOT, click here.
If you want to know further about i-SOBOT, click here.
Monday, March 17, 2008
Exmocare BT2 Wristwatch - Emotion Detection Technology
Everyone is different, but the Exmocare emotion interpretation system is based on the belief that fairly accurate emotional interpretation is possible, given good general guidelines for a physiologically similar group of people. In addition to these general interpretations, the system adapts to individual differences over time - it can "learn" to be more accurate based on its wearer.
The BT2 is capable of streaming real time data over Bluetooth for more than 18 hours. It charges over USB, allowing you to continue using it while the battery charges. When connected over USB, the BT2 can stream data for an indefinitely long period of time. Exmocare Inc. makes the world's only all-in-one wireless human diagnostic wristwatch for automated, online 24/7 chronic care.
Source : Exmocare
Artoo-Detoo Trash Can
Imported from Japan, the R2-D2 Trash Can operates via a foot pedal that lifts the little droid's head to reveal a removable waste receptacle. Compatible with any bathroom-sized trash bags, this little guy will hold your trash until ready for disposal. This is a must for any die-hard Star Wars fans household!
Source : ThinkGeek.com
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Global Positioning Satellite (GPS)
Many practical uses for GPS systems have been developed for the commercial marketplace. The first commercial GPS systems were developed as stand alone handheld devices which have become very popular with people who spend a lot of time in an outdoor environment such as hunters, hikers and campers as a means for keeping from becoming lost in unfamiliar territories. Because GPS systems are in constant communication with a series of satellites which circle the earth, someone in an unfamiliar outdoor environment has the ability to determine exactly where they are at any time.
They have also become very popular with groups of people who use them to stage treasure hunts. Someone or group will hide some sort of object and challenge others to find what has been hidden through the use of clues to find it using GPS systems to determine the location of what was hidden. GPS systems have become extremely popular as a vehicle accessory for means of navigation instead of having to deal with paper maps. Many vehicle manufacturers now include at least the option of having GPS systems as an accessory on new cars. With a GPS system installed, all a person has to do is to input an address and the GPS systems can determine through communication with the satellite system and preprogrammed map data, what the most direct route is between where the user is and the desired location and then display that on a view screen.
There are other GPS systems for vehicle use which can track the movement of vehicles and relay that information to a remote location such as a cell phone or computer. These systems can be used as a notifier if a vehicle is stolen, to help locate and recover the vehicle, to monitor vehicle speeds, to monitor the driving habits of young drivers, to monitor vehicle usage by company employees, to monitor engine usage hours on construction equipment or any kind of equipment where maintainance is based on engine hours run or as an emergency means of helping locate a missing person based on tracking movement of their vehicle.
The possibilities are almost endless. GPS systems are finding their way into more and more of our electronic devices. They can be found in newer laptops to help with recovery if the computer is stolen, they are in newer cellphones, and PDA's. You can find them in some high end stereo equipment, vehicles, law enforcement uses them to monitor criminals who are out in the community on release programs, and there are GPS systems which can be worn by children like a wristwatch, attached to their clothing or carried with them like a cell phone as a means of locating them in case they go missing. Imagination is the only limit to what GPS systems can be used for.
GPS systems and technology are here to stay and becoming more and more commonplace and less expensive all the time as the technology is advanced and mass produced in the marketplace. Any technology such as this that makes our lives easier or safer or more productive will always gain widespread acceptance and usage in everyday life.
Saturday, March 15, 2008
iPod Tips
The problem that scares people the most with their iPods is when the sad iPod face shows up on the screen. This can lead you to believe that your beloved iPod is dead. Don’t make the mistake of assuming your iPod can’t be revived. Don’t lose hope yet, because there are ways to bring your iPod back to a functional state.
The methods of reviving your iPod vary depending on which model you own. For most models you’ll begin by triggering the hold button. After you do that, simultaneously hold “menu” and “select.” That should do the trick in bringing your iPod back to life. Of course, that isn’t the only problem you might encounter during your time as an iPod owner. You might also have trouble getting your iPod to connect to your computer. When that happens, you’ll want to make sure that all cords and cables are connected correctly. This is a usually a quick fix once you discover what the problem is.
Other iPod problems might have to do with the lack of a certain function you were looking for. It might be that you want to listen to music on your iPod on speakers instead of with your headphones. In that case, you can buy iPod accessories to take your iPod to the next level. Another iPod problem might be that you keep getting scratches and dings on the player. The easy solution for that problem is to get a case for your iPod.There are a great number of accessories available that are meant to make your experience a pleasant one.
It doesn’t matter what kind of iPod problems you have, if you need solutions, you can probably find them quickly. It’s helpful to stop by some online websites that contain researched answers to many iPod problems. There is a lot more information out there than is covered in the iPod instruction manual. If you take care of your iPod and treat it right, you’ll have a good device that will serve you loyally for years to come. Don’t give up when your iPod develops a problem, since it can most likely be solved. Don’t delay. You can find the information you need!
Friday, March 14, 2008
Internet Connection Speed Test
Lamborghini In Your Pocket?
The device run on the latest Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system but with a custom interface which makes the clock look like a speedometer and is supposed to be more friendly for navigating with a finger. It also has a 3-megapixel autofocus camera, 256MB ROM, 128MB RAM, a microSD expansion slot, a GPS, WiFi and a 240 x 320 pixel screen. Pricing has not been announced but with the Lamborghini badge on the device, don't expect it to be cheap.
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Microsoft LucidTouch Concept
According to the company, many direct touch input devices provide only two input states: out-of-range and dragging, the assumption being that the user's finger or stylus provides feedback in order to anticipate the point of interaction. When the hands are behind the display, this visual tracking is not possible. Their pseudo-transparency approach allows users to see their hands as they are attempting to acquire a target from the back of the device, thus solving not only the occlusion problem, but also the lack of tracking feedback. In order to overcome the fat finger problem, simple computer-vision techniques are applied, allowing each finger's touch points to be visualised prior to making contact with the touchpad. As a result, LucidTouch enables fast and intuitive land-on selection, in contrast to the take-off selection techniques other opaque devices employ. Check out video below.
iPod Cases
iPod cases can also come in a variety of different materials, ranging from leather, to hard cover cases ,to silicone type iPod cases. New iPod armbands also have a casing to place your iPod in, instead of a clip to clip it on. The best use for these types of cases however, is for people who are constantly on the go and who love to use their iPod to workout with.
PDA-ish cases are a tired breed, and aside from its use of a quality Nappa leather exterior and complementing suede interior, Venom mini is highly similar to other cases we’ve seen. A standard PDA case keeps your iPod on your belt when it’s opened, which has the virtue of not tugging on your headphone cord like Venom mini, but the disadvantage of being much harder to see and use. However, if you’re thinking of buying one of the cases, you’re likely doing so for the name and the workmanship.
If you've ever wanted to listen to your iPod while swimming, snorkeling or navigating an inhospitable environment then the H20 Audio line of Waterproof iPod cases is for you. H2O's patented case design is complete with a Commander™ Scroll Wheel control assembly, allowing seamless song switching even while wearing gloves. Capable of depths of up to 10 feet (or 200 feet using the DV model), the H2O Audio iPod Cases are highly recommended when you can't let a simple thing like Level 4 white water rapids deprive you of your rocking tunes. The case is a water tight compartment, lined with what they call a "T Seal" type of gasket. By using a dual locking hinge system, H2O is able to ensure a tight compression around the entire iPod thereby keeping water out.
I signed up for PPP!
Many people dream of blogging for profit, and this goal is not far beyond the reach of someone with average intelligence, a willingness to work hard, and a basic grasp of blogging technology. Perhaps the best part of generating income from blogging is the freedom it brings. Recently I stumble across IZEA Board, a forum that there are discussion about PayPerPost. For bloggers who are still unaware of PayPerPost , let me brief you about it. PayPerPost was founded by Ted Murphy, who also founded the interactive agency MindComet and the "BlogStar Network", designed to connect advertisers with bloggers in a manual, non-marketplace fashion. They helps content creators such as bloggers, videographers, podcasters and photographers find advertisers willing to sponsor specific content. The advertisers create opportunities that describe the content they are looking for and bloggers (sometimes referred to as "Posties") then choose opportunities in their area of interest.
This seemed an interesting and quite attractive idea to me and I signed up shortly with them. The only real requirements to be approved by PayPerPost are that your blog must be written in English, 30 days old and must have at least 10 - 20 posts. Posts submitted to Marketplace Opportunities may not include or support excessive profanity, violence or racial intolerance, illicit drugs or drug paraphernalia, pornography, adult or mature content, any other content that promotes intolerance, illegal activity, or infringes on the legal rights of others. The approval process takes around a week, after that you will receive an e-mail letting you know that your site has been approved or denied. They will include a reason to let you know why if you get denied. Once your blog is approve, you can start looking for open opportunities. From the list you will know which one is available for you and which is not, and why. You’ll get paid for each post 30 days(it’s good if they can make it to 14) after it gets approved by PPP .
There’s a pro and contra about the services. As usual, PageRank will be Dominant Factor to get more money. If you had a PageRank 5 or above, one review could be vary from $100 to $300 per post. That’s a huge amount! Consider if you make 10 post per month with $100 tag, you will be paid $1000 at the early month next. My favorite thing about PayPerPost is how they are always trying to improve their service, based on what bloggers want. Other thing is some opportunities may be low in pricing but they make up in quantities, 2 per day. A great way to start for newbies. They also offer a referral program and PPP direct . So here I am with PayPerPost and you know what?? This is my first review from PPP. Whoever blogger that do not have PayperPost account yet and looking to get paid to blog about subject you love,do register today, fast! And secure your money making opportunity.
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
PC Keyboards That Open Up Like A Pencil Box
This is the worlds first and only patented fully functional computer keyboard that makes use of all the empty space. What a cool idea !! The Keyboard Organizer has won many innovation awards.
Exactly the same size as a standard keyboard, The Keyboard Organizer is a unique keyboard that opens like a clam shell to enable users to store their everyday desktop items such as pens, CD’s, markers, paper clips, stamps and more. So now you can stores it all to organize your desk. Cool stuff!
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
T5000 Security Imaging System to see concealed items under clothing at extended ranges outdoors
ThruVision a British company has developed a new camera, the T5000, that can detect weapons, drugs or explosives hidden under people's clothes from up to 25 meters away in what could be a breakthrough for the security industry. The technology, which has military and civilian applications and could be used in crowded airports, shopping malls or sporting events, will be unveiled at a scientific development exhibition sponsored by Britain's Home Office on March 12-13.
The camera uses "passive imaging technology" to identify objects by the natural electromagnetic rays known as Terahertz or T-rays that they emit. The technology works on the basis that all people and objects emit low levels of electromagnetic radiation. According to ThruVision, the camera does not present a threat to personal privacy, as the human body emits terahertz waves at a frequency which the device does not scan. This means that it does not reveal personal body details, giving the system an advantage over rival millimetre wave radar, which provide clear pictures of the body under clothing. What a technology.
Source : Informationweek
Sunday, March 9, 2008
V-Beat Air Drums by Silverlit
Want to lay down some heavy grooves but no room for a drum kit? No problem - with the new V Beat Air Drums! The Silverlit V-Beat Air Drums works with movement sensors that detect beats with needing to hit anything, it also includes different drum sounds, factory rhythms and even a learning wizard that teaches you how to play drums. The complete set features 1 pair of sticks, 1 pair of foot pedals and a waist station. The Silverlit V-Beat Air Drums are now available with cost £29.99.
Source : ThumbsUpUK
Honda Puyo - Concept Car
The development theme for the Honda PUYO exterior was to create a cornerless, 'Seamless Soft Box' form that is kind to both people and the environment. The goal was to create a personable design with the feel of an adorable pet, while taking advantage of the maximum spaciousness of the box-shaped design. Climb inside the PUYO via its trick scissors doors, and you are welcomed by a cloth dash that rises up when the vehicle is started. Drivers are also greeted by “luminous fluid meter displays.”
The PUYO has zero-radius four-wheel steering, using a joystick instead of a steering wheel. Honda says the joystick adds to the car’s “intuitive operation.” This car is extremely interesting since the vehicle's body feels like soft gel to one's fingers.
Thursday, March 6, 2008
The Advantages of having a Bluetooth Wireless Headset
In today’s busy world everyone tries to fit 24 hours of life into an 8 hour day, we are so busy with jobs, spouses, deadlines and commitments. In this busy world we answer the Question, What are the advantages of having a Bluetooth wireless headset?
So, what are the advantages of having a Bluetooth wireless headset you ask?
Well the First and best advantage of a Bluetooth wireless Headset is that both of your hands are free to be of use to you at all times. Have you ever seen a person with a broken arm or no arm at all? Why limit yourself to only having one hand free as you go about your business? Think about this because this is exactly what you are doing when you talk on your cell phone without a Bluetooth wireless headset.
The second advantage of having a Bluetooth wireless headset is when you do any activity your focus is more on that activity than keeping your phone glued to your ear.
Another advantage of a Bluetooth wireless headset which is my favorite is that when you are making business (or personal) calls you are free to roam around the house or office to be more productive, if your are calling somewhere that puts you on hold (for the next available agent) without a Bluetooth you tend to sit around waiting for a extended period of time, being unproductive, but try this with a Bluetooth wireless headset. When I am at home trying to take of business I don’t just sit around on hold, now I will do whatever I can, the trash, clean, laundry, unload the dishwasher or anything else that needs to be done while I am on hold. This makes me extremely more productive in life and I never have much time so I am grateful when I can save a little, you should try this too.
The fourth advantage I can think of in owning a Bluetooth wireless headset is I seem to be more apt to call my family (sometimes I don’t know if this is good or bad) but overall this is a good thing my parents are getting older and I need to check in with them more often. I can usually accomplish this while still going about my daily business.
Another use for a Bluetooth wireless headset is, while driving it keeps your hands on the wheel and not plastered to your ear, personally I DO NOT recommend this except in emergencies, but I know many people are going to do this so at least it is safer than having one hand on the wheel, this is where my wife makes all of her phone calls on the way to work. But please remember driving is difficult enough without any distractions so the more things you try to do the more dangerous it becomes.
In this day and age of the internet and other outlets it is easier than ever to own a Bluetooth wireless hands free headset it does not matter which area of the country you live in urban or rural buying a Bluetooth is just a click away, many websites offer free shipping or discounts one site like this is my own www.BluetoothsRus.com we offer free shipping for orders over $49 and a discount for those who try to save a little more, ours is “UPS” which you enter in the checkout page of the site in the preferred customer code area, this will save you 10% off your entire order.
In closing I hope I have answered the question: What are the advantages of owning a bluetooth wireless headset? Remember technology is a great thing and can save you a lot of time if used wisely so take advantage of any product that can make your quality of life better; this is why I do recommend a Bluetooth wireless headset.
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Vacuum Cleaning Robot - iRobot Roomba 560
The iRobot Roomba 560, priced at $349, includes Virtual Wall Lighthouses. These mini-towers – just 4.25 inches tall by 3.5 inches wide – help orient Roomba via radio frequency (RF) communications and guide Roomba systematically through the home. The Virtual Wall Lighthouses confine the Roomba to one room until that room is thoroughly cleaned, and then guide Roomba into the next room. Once Roomba 560 is finished cleaning, or when its battery is running low, the Virtual Wall Lighthouses direct the robot to its Home Base to dock and recharge. Roomba 560 also includes an on-board scheduling function, so it can be programmed to automatically clean up to seven days a week, even when owners are away. The iRobot Roomba feature dramatic improvements in navigation and floor coverage, edge and corner cleaning, brushes, filters and advanced anti-tangle technology.
Roomba is a robot, so it uses a different cleaning method than you would. Its compact size enables it to reach under furniture and other hard-to-reach places. Plus because Roomba works at the press of a button, you can use it more frequently to help you maintain a cleaner home - all week long.
Source : iRobot
New PSP Matte Bronze Value Pack-LIMITED EDITION
The Sony PSP is a slick portable gaming system highlighted by an impressive wide-screen display and PS2-like graphics. It also boasts built-in Wi-Fi, a Web browser, and the ability to play music and videos, as well as to store images. Wherever you are and whatever you're doing, PSP (PlayStationPortable) lets you enjoy games, music, films, photos and Internet - all at the touch of a button. PSP offers an unprecedented degree of entertainment freedom. From an aesthetic perspective, the Sony PSP is a gorgeous device. It's one of those gadgets you immediately want to get your hands on but vigilantly want to protect once you set it down.
Sony Japan has announced a new color for the PSP 'Mat Bronze' and is codenamed PSPJ-20002. “PSP Matte Bronze Value Pack” comprises a new “Matte Bronze” PSP, a pouch, a hand strap, a cloth, a 32MB Memory Stick Duo, and a D Terminal AV cable. This product is ideal for those who wish to experience PSP’s high quality entertainment content on TVs in homes. The bronze edition will go on sale in Japan on April 24 and will be available in limited quantities. It will be priced at $230 which is 40 bucks more expensive than the normal PSP.
Source : SCEI Japan
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
iPod - A Music Device For All!
iPod is the brand name of a media player that is portable. Since then many generations of iPods have been hitting the shop shelves one after another taking the world by storm - classic, touch, shuffle, mini etc. The latest model stores media on an internal hard drive and like other music players can also provide for external data storage.
Apples iTunes transfers music to the devices. The iPod is a veritable music library. From a CD it can play, burn and rip music as well as transfer photos, games, videos and calendars. The best thing is that the gadget is extremely user friendly and can be operated by young and old. The technical excellence does not surface and complicate matters for the ordinary user. It is the best selling audio player in digital history.
Apple surprised the world of sight and sound with the iPod in 2001. It is a player with the fantastic storage power of 5 GN (gigabytes). After a few generations of iPods there came the one with 160 G.
Both Mac and Windows are operable in iPod, although the latter belongs to the Apple family. What is it that makes iPod peerless? Firstly is the light form - the iPod 80 GB classic is less than 1 inch in depth and feather light - 4.9 ounces. In comparison one of the others in the market are 1.06 inch and 12 ounces with 20GB. Secondly is the extremely sensitive click wheel, which the thumb can easily operate. There are not enough rooms for any buttons. The latest models are dispensing with the wheel and going for multi-touch sensory system.
Apart from the iTunes integration and auto sync, the click wheel and the slim figure, the iPod has other notable features. Up to 40,000 songs can be stored in some models. The song details like name and artist can be typed in the search function. The click wheel helps to locate the number. The songs can be listened to at various speeds - slow, fast and medium without causing distortion. Through a jack it can be connected to the home stereo. There is a preset device for diverse music styles.
The 80-GB can store 100 hours of video and double the number of hours in 160-GB. It can be connected to the home theatre TV to view with sound slides or video on a large screen. The model is able to hold a maximum number of 25,000 photographs. The iPod can operate as a portable hard drive carrying all types of computer files. There is calendar contact syncing and pre-loaded games also. It can be integrated to the car with slight rearrangements, which the car mechanic will not find difficult to handle. New cars support this integration so much so that the device is controlled through a headgear or the controls of the steering wheel.
The story of iPod will be incomplete without mentioning the accessories. This is often referred to as the iPod eco-system. These accessories add extra features like sound recorders, FM radio tuners and cables) that connect to the television. There are also wireless remote controls and earphones.
Despite expensive repairs and early battery deaths people are hooked to it like never before. The 2007 wonder iPod model is the classic marvel that is fitted with audio and video players, photo viewers as well as portable hard-drive. Thus is it is a complete handy media center. The customer can pick either the 80 GB or 160 GB models with colour LSD display.
Wi-Fi Detecting T-Shirt
Product Features
- Glowing animated shirt dynamically displays the current wi-fi signal strength.
- Shows signal strength for 802.11b or 802.11g - Black 100% Cotton T-Shirt
- Animated Decal is Removable (with hook and loop fasteners) for Easy Washing
- Battery Pack is Concealed in a Small Pocket Sewn Inside the Shirt
- Runs for hours off three AAA Batteries (not included)
Next time if you want to find a Wi-Fi hotspot, just look at your own shirt. Cool idea. Geeks - you've gotta love 'em. This astounding garment can be yours for the low price of $29.99!
Source : ThinkGeek T-Shirts
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