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Showing posts with label Gadgets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gadgets. Show all posts
Monday, February 28, 2011
Have you ever wanted to record everything you see? What about making a video clip of something interesting that just happened unexpectedly? What about instantly sharing the video with the world by automatically posting to YouTube, Facebook, or Twitter through your cell phone? With the Looxcie LX1 Wearable Bluetooth Camcorder, you can!
The Looxcie LX1 attaches to your ear, just like a Bluetooth headset. In fact, it looks like a Bluetooth headset, but just a bit bigger than normal. (People will assume you have an “old-fashioned” bluetooth headset from a few years back.) Once in place, it sees what you see, and you can record life through your eyes as you experience it.
If you’re wearing the Looxcie camcorder and something cool happens spontaneously, you don’t have to wish that you had been recording. Instead, just press the Instant Clip button to save a clip of the previous 30 seconds. Sharing your clips is just as easy thanks to the Instant Share feature that allows the Looxcie to automatically send your clip to email, Facebook, YouTube, or Twitter using your Apple iPhone or Android smartphone.
On top of all the cool video features, the Looxcie LX1 also operates as a fully functional Bluetooth headset. It includes advanced features like active noise cancellation and one touch call control.
Looxcie Wearable Camcorder
- Lightweight and comfortable
- Continuously records everything you see
- Automatically stores up to five hours of footage
- Instant Clip button lets you clip and save the previous 30 seconds
- Share video via Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, or email
- Create clips of up to 30 minutes in length using your compatible iPhone or Android phone
The Looxcie LX1 Camcorder is available for $199 at Amazon.com
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Labels: Gadgets
Lego Mac
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"24"-inspired PC
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Labels: Gadgets
If you have enough room in your dashboard, then you might consider adding on the new NaviSurfer. The NaviSurfer II is a portable computer that you can incorporate in your car. It’s as big as two car radios combined, but with good features to boot.
The most exciting part of the overhaul is the new Navit navigation system, as the NaviSufer II has now a built-in GPS receiver. Apart from that, you get to have access to Internet radio and TV channels worldwide. From free internet browsing to GPS navigation, you can also update your social networking sites from your car with just a push of a button.
Other specs and features:
- 1.6 Ghz (Intel Atom)
- GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth
- HDTV sup. DVB-T & Analog TV with recording
- DAB Digital & FM Radio with recording
- DVR System with Camera
You can customize the system as you please, for a more convenient experience. You can order one now at shop.vic-ltd.com for a whopping $599.
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Labels: Gadgets
Angry Farm a.k.a Angry Birds for Blackberry — Download and Price
0 comments Posted by eng at 7:33 AMGreat news for all Blackberry lovers who cannot play Angry Birds! The BlackBerry App World has recently released its very own “Angry Farm”!
Released last February 25, Angry Farm is Blackberry’s own version of the ever popular AndroidAngry Birds. The game is developed by Smarter Apps and features a similar gameplay. In Angry Farm, the animals are bound to clear the farm from the marauding army of hungry foxes. game,
Each animals have their own unique properties and a player is given the ability to control a specific animal. These abilities are:
- Angry Goat: Flies to the air causing hay bales and farm structures to explode.
- Angry Cow: Super fast attack speed.
- Angry Hen: Flies into the air causing three angry bird projectiles
- Angry Pig: Bounces like a super ball of furious rubberized pork
On the other hand, features of the game mainly include 30 action-packed game levels as well as some special audio and video effects. The game also offers free upgrade to all existing Angry Farm customers.
So if you are a Blackberry user and would like to test your skills in Angry Farm, you may download the game at the Blackberry App World for a very humble price of $4.99.
Unless a bouncing pig isn’t your type.
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Labels: Gadgets
For men and women who are constantly looking for ways to fight hair loss here’s a nifty gadget called iGrow.
Let’s face it, nobody wants to become bald. However, hair transplant procedure is quite hefty for most people nowadays that they resort to alternative systems. There are various solutions available in the market which claims to reverse (or reduce) hair follicles from falling-off. Examples are topical lotions, medicines (propecia), laser combs and so on.
Apira Science has created the iGrow, which is similar to laser combs but comes in a sleek headset-like unit. It comes with 21 laser diodes and 30 LED lights that matches most hair lasers used in the clinic. The company claims that users will get that thicker, fuller and healthier hair in just a few short months. Moreover, one will never get bored from using the iGrow since it doubles as a headset that’s compatible with iPods and other MP3 players. It also has a remote containing 5 pre-set sessions for men and women.
For those who are interested in getting one, you may avail it for just $695. It’s quite pricey but the good news is that Apira is giving a full 6-month money back guarantee. So, you could try it or perhaps give it to a loved one who has a hair loss problem. Hey, just don’t forget to take it off before going to a concert or a date.
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Labels: Gadgets
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