Shenzen the Chinese manufacturer has just launched a new MID called the Witstech A81 MID which is powered by a 600MHz ARM Cortex A8 CPU and will run Windows CE 6.0 operation system.
It also has a 7-inch WVGA touchscreen display with a 800 x 480 resolution and comes equipped with 2GB of internal memory.
No fashionable geek should be without this accessory, the Windows Blue Screen of Death Belt. Printed with a glossy finish on the chrome buckle of this belt is the screen that everyone loves to hate, the old Windows blue screen of death.
Hopefully with the release of Windows 7 this week this screen should be assigned to the history books. But you never know a different and more wacky window of death may already be waiting for us in this new release.
James May’s Lego house didn’t last that long, here is something more permanent made from Lego, a custom Lego Kitchen Island made form over 20,000 Lego bricks.
If you fancy checking how strong the force flows thorough you, then this Telekinetic Obstacle Course will help you enhance your Jedi skills. Use your mind to focus your brain waves and maneuver the ball through and around the obstacle course.
Bewared this is not a straight forward and a pretty involved method of connection and requires a few uber hacking skills to complete from the look of it. But if you fancy giving it a go, a guy at AwghBlog demonstrates how this PS/2 keyboard to an iPhone connection works and how to set it up in detail with step by step instructions.
Here is a fun accessory for your geeky apartment, a set of coasters made from some recycled Atari 2600 cartridges.
These fun Atari themed coasters have been custom painted, and filled with glass resin, and each coaster has 4 felts rounds on the bottom.
If your a Trekkie or Vulcan for that matter, then this ‘Live long and prosper’ hand gesture 2GB USB flash drive is definitely something you should check out.
I know it is a little early for Christmas gadgets and gizmos, but here is a fun Christmas ornament, the Hand Grenade Ornament.
Origin Storage has just launched its new range of drives with built in hardware encryption. The Pro edition has 128bit AES hardware encryption and the Enterprise version a 256bit hardware encryption. The LCD screen is used to enter and configure your 18 digit PIN number which is required to access the drive. Don’t forget it.
The latest Nooka Zaz watch creation combines an chrome asymmetrical case with a transparent screen allowing the wearer’s own skin tone to show through.The time is shown using square blocks and dashes. The large blocks are equal to hours and the small dashes show the number of minutes.
At the IMID 2009 in Seoul Samsung are showcasing their new monster sized display a 55inch LCD 3D Screen. This huge 3D screen has a 1080p resolution and a 240Hz refresh rate which helps eliminate ghosting is fast scenes. Compared to the usually used 120Hz for 3D content viewing.
What we have here is probably the world’s smallest R2-D2, standing just 6cm small, this fun R2-D2 robot is a 1:18 scale model, and it was made by Rob Meyer.
This tiny R2-D2 works on three Solarbotics GM15 pager gear motors, check out the video of him in action below, where you can see him moving about.
