Green House will make pigs fly with their new Pigbuds. These little fellas will provide atleast decent sound quality while you listen to your fav tunes. Be prepared to shell out about ¥1,280 or $12 for these barnyard earphones. [Impress]
From the monthly archives:
June 2008
Anthony Dickens comes back with the spanking new timepiece. The Around Clock is a cylinder watch with numbers and markings that rotates to show the time as identified by the red wire. Available in white or black, the watch is priced at 29 EURO at Singulier. [Product Page] Read more
Here is a cool looking PC Case Mod. Dubbed as the Orb PC, the case comes in a form of Pacman or motorcycle-helmet that can open a visor driven by a motor. [TBCS Forum]
If you’re looking for a simple TV remote, check out the sPult. Designed by Yurii Smitana Perfilov, this remote control was inspired by the iPod’s scroll wheel. It comes with it’s own scroll variant for channel surfing with the greatest of ease. [Yanko]
Check out this futuristic PC concept. The Bridge PC is designed to support communication between person to PC or person to person. It is designed to “bridge” the gap between people. The computer comes with a slide out interface and a curved ergonomic panel that changes the way you navigate through various tasks on the screen. See more pictures after the jump. [NextGen] Read more
The Tandberg E20 VOIP Business Phone provides a 5MP shooter that is positioned at eye-level view and a 10.6-inch display screen for a better visual experience on both sides of the call. The phone also has a 20kHz speaker phone, 10kHz handset, IP-related telephony functions and the ability to receive multimedia presentations. You can expect to see this gadget early next year. No word on pricing at this time. [Product Page via Upcoming Cell Phones]
Avocent have recently launched the Avocent MPX1500T. It is a new device which allows you wirelessly distribute HD content. Priced at around $995, the device has a universal media port based upon a digital video interface (DVI) connector. Supporting both digital and analog video signals allows the MPX to use DVI, HDMI, or VGA signals. The MPX1500T can also perform a VGA to DVI conversion if your source is a computer and your display needs to be digital. The MPX system works like a video splitter and a video extender by wirelessly delivering audio and video to multiple displays up to 1000 feet away. [SlipperyBrick]
Dell has decided to release a mini desktop system, the Studio Hybrid. Sadly, we don’t know yet about the processor. The gadget is powered by Intel chipset, 320GB HDD, up to 4GB RAM, DVD burner, WiFi, five USB ports, an HDMI port, S/PDIF, DVI, and a memory card reader. The price tag are between $500 and $700, depending on the configuration. [Engadget]
Shenzhen has released an above average PMP called the EM-2811 or “Latte ICE.” It features a 1GB-4GB capacity, a miniSD slot, a 2.8-inch QVGA screen, FM radio, voice support, AVI / MPEG video playback, and a built-in speaker along with the classic Tetris game and battery life of 4 hours video and 8 hours audio, and a $70 starting price. Check out the video after the break. [PMPToday] Read more
