Darth Vader Shadow Alarm Clock
We have already seen the Darth Vader clock radio, now we have another Star Wars themed alarm clock that will appeal to all the Star Wars fans out there, the Darth Vader Shadow Alarm Clock.
RollerGen Power Charger
RollerGen is a gadget developed by a company called High Tide. The company has been working for over a century in Silicon Valley. The company focuses on electromagnetic machines. Recently the company has created their first commercially available high-powered portable charging system, which is generated by human activity.
The Quantum-Logic Clock
Recently, scientists have built a clock that is more precise than any existing international clock. The clock is 100,000 times more precise and is called the quantum atomic logic clock. A physicist named Chin-Wen Chou is building the clock.
The Electronic Key Impressioner
A company called Alternative Product Solutions has developed a device that can make a perfect copy of a car key, the Electronic Key Impressioner.
The Electronic Key Impressioner is inserted into the cars lock, it then gathers data from inside the lock, and works out the locks key code from the position of the tumblers inside the lock.
The Google Rubik’s Cube
We have seen quite a few different Rubik’s cubes here at Geeky Gadgets, like the fun Super Mario World Rubik’s Cube, now we have another one which is inspired by the worlds most popular search engine, the Google Rubik’s Cube.
Microsoft Drops Zune HD Price
Microsoft has cut the price of its Zune HD portable media player, although it is not clear whether this is permanent price drop or just part of a promotion.
Microsoft has said that price drop may be temporary. The 16GB Zune HD is now available for $200 from the Microsoft store, whilst the 32GB model is now available for $270.
Weekly Gadgets Roundup 7th February 2010
By Roland Hutchinson on Sunday 7th February 2010 8:05 am in Gadgets
We are almost at the end of another week here at Geeky Gadgets, this week we have seen lots of cool new gadgets and geeky gear, so it is time for our round up of the most popular posts.
My personal favourites this week were the Iron Man MacBook Decal and the Prepeat inkless printer.
The Coolest Gadgets We Missed This Week – 5th February 2010
By Roland Hutchinson on Friday 5th February 2010 4:04 pm in Gadgets
We are almost at the end of another week here at Geeky Gadgets, it certainly has been an interesting week with the launch of lots of cool new gadgets and geeky gear, like the Olympus PEN E-PL1, and the awesome Color Iron Man MacBook Decal.
Unfortunately as usual we haven’t had time to cover everything, so here is our weekly round up of the coolest gadgets that we missed this week.
Recycled Apple iBook G4 Clock
This isn’t the first clock that we have featured on Geeky Gadgets that has been made from recycled computer parts, but it is definitely one of the coolest, the Recycled Apple iBook G4 Clock.
The Recycled Apple iBook G4 Clock is made from a recycled iBook G4 case, and it even has an Apple mouse for the clock pendulum.
The Gesture Cube
Here is an interesting design for a new input device, the Gesture Cube, which as you can see from the photos is a cube shaped device that could be used with a range of devices like your PC or home entertainment system.
Life Gear Crank-Powered Personal Safety Device
By Kia Wakefield on Thursday 4th February 2010 5:02 pm in Gadgets
The Life Gear personal safety device is a multi-functional device that is designed for people who are in emergencies or life-threatening situations. The most prominent feature of the Life Gear personal safety device is the flashlight, which is powered by a built-in crank.
Prepeat Inkless Printer Erases And Writes Documents
Printer ink is pretty expensive, it would be cool to have a printer that didn’t need a new ink cartridge every five minutes, one has been developed called Prepeat, although it is quite expensive.
The Prepeat printer doesn’t use any ink or toner cartridges, instead it uses a special thermal head and plastic sheets to print and erase documents, which means you can use the same paper again and again.
