This is something very, very useful, a bread toaster to be slotted into the 5.25 bar of your CPU.
Apparently they say gamers crave for toasts whenever they play games. This product is from CrazyPC and is being sold at US$29.99. It claims that the toaster can finish its job in 10 minutes.
Full features
- Fits in a standard 5.25 drive bay
- Toasts bread in just minutes (bread sold separately)
- Requires available USB port and 4 pin Molex power connector
- Attractive aluminum finish face plate
- Windows based software interface controls variables for time duration and heat intensity (Mac OS version coming soon!)
- Includes crumb tray for easy clean-up!
- Easy to Install
- Warranty 2 years
- Air ducting ventilation exhausts hot air out of the back of case. Requires a free PCI slot.
Remember, bread sold separately.
Toyota, which bought Sony’s Robotic division a year ago has unveiled its segway’s killer - it’s called Winglet. Just like segway, you use your weight to control the speed and directions. Winglet is smaller, without those big ugly tyres in segway.
I’m still not sure how this can help humans.
A unique door chain just to give you some sort of adventure even before stepping out of your house.
I can imagine the shouting and screaming from the outside:
Guest: So are you gonna let me in or what???
You: Ya lah. I’m trying lah this! I got this yesterday in 12 minutes! Hang on.
Introducing the Image Fulgurator - it looks like a gun, though it doesn’t kill people but it can kill photography as we know it if this invention gets into the wrong hands.
When this device is pointed to an object, nobody can take a picture of that same object without a message (graffiti) appearing on the image. The graffiti is invisible to the human eye.
Watch the following video to understand how this works.
Basically this camera will flash its own pattern or message on to the object whenever it detects a flash being flashed onto the object. Flashy sentence eh? Not sure if it works for those taking pictures without flash.
How can this be used by a big corporation? well say if a company unveils a brand new car and would like to control the image distribution, they can use this device to add some graffiti or messages on to the car. So people can take all day long shooting pictures but each image will come out smudged.
On the plus side, celebrities can buy these and block their faces from being photographed by paparazzi again.
Coolness or what?
News link : Gun Camera Adds Graffiti to Other People’s Photos
Is this guy a genius or what? This could be the future of 3D gaming.
from zdnet
This is one of those things that you just have to see to believe, it is that amazing. Forget those silly looking 3D glasses that mimic stereoscopic vision, this is way better and I want it on all my computers yesterday!
It looks amazing when he demo-ed how the display will look like - the top-most circle really does look like it’s coming out of the monitor into the real world!
