From the monthly archives:
AMEX DIGITAL is back with another awesome photo frame, this time with a multi-function radio and color weather station. Available in sleek black, the 7-inch TFT LCD will make sure you’re on par with the current weather. It also takes most flash cards so you won’t ever run out of space, and USB for even more flexibility. Complete features after the jump. More
Momoka Eri is not just another pretty Japanese model. She actually owns a company (read: has a real life) that decorates mobile phones, PSP’s, DS’s, etc. Now why anyone would decorate their gadgets with jewels I don’t understand, but Acer is apparently showcasing Momoka’s very own Aspire One to the press. The picture above is of Momoka Eri from her official blog, for the bejewelled Aspire One, hit the jump. [Akihabara via Laptop Notebook News] More
This high quality multimedia ‘Speak-er’ is probably the best piece of gadgetry that is realized this year. After waiting many months since its first conception, these speech bubble-shaped speakers made from polished white plastic with beautiful black matte steel grill will start hitting production. No details on tech specs but as good looking as they are, we wouldn’t be too worried about the insides. Available later this year at $120, so you gotta hold your horses. [PocketLint] More
Real-View Corporation recently announced their Real View 360° 3D Scanner as the first real solution for cheap 3D scanning. The images captured by the 3D scanner can be rendered and viewed from any position, and a topographical 360° version can be exported into any web based document, online catalog or online auction. Pretty cool! No word on pricing and availability yet. [Redferret] More
If you are looking for a new and compact Bluetooth mouse for your laptop, then check out the Princeton PSM-BT1 series mouse. Available in Black, Blue and Silver, the mouse has an impressive 1000dpi resolution. The Princeton PSM-BT1 measures at just 60mm x 99mm x 38mm and weights 65grams. [Princeton]
Minox of Germany comes back with their new Leica DSC model or also knwon as the Digital Spy Camera. Measuring a 86mm x 21mm x 30mm and weighing at only 90 grams, the spy camera boasts a 3.2 megapixel sensor with 128MB of internal memory. You can also record video with this tiny camera. [Akihabara via Digital Camera Blog]
Here’s a perfect device to accompany you before going out on a voyage. Known as the Weather Mate by designer Samuel Jones, this emergency weather radio will automatically notify you of flood, high winds, storms, tornadoes and other extreme weather conditions. This easy-to-navigate device is equipped with 6-LED flashlight, a full spectrum of NOAA weather frequencies, LCD Screen, circuit board, radio receiver and a speaker. The device can either be powered by a battery or by winding the rear dynamo crank handle. Unfortunately, there is no word on pricing and availability yet. [TheDesignBlog]
I’m not a morning person, but I’ve stopped smashing my alarm clock a loooong time ago for financial reasons. But not with the “Smash” — an it-can-stand-it-all alarm clock with a sleek minimal look. You can smash it all you want, and it won’t fail to bust your wet dreams morning after morning. Quite annoying, really. [TrendHunter]
Designed by Rhea Jeong, the Colorsonic MP3 player is a futuristic MP3 player concept that will display its playlist using colors to represent a specific music genre. The player also has special software and website that allows you to log on and trade color rings. It is currently in its project phase at this time. Rhea Jeong came up with this concept during a summer internship with Samsung. [Yanko via iPod and MP3 Players]
Panasonic will soon introduce its newest technology in home-use lighting equipment whose brightness is automatically adjusted by a sensor. Known as the ‘Auto-eco Light-control Twin Pa’ this home-use fluorescent lamp will automatically adjusts its light levels in accordance with the luminance in a room. It features a luminance sensor that is able to detects the brightness in an area of 3m diameter directly below the lamp, controlling the light output. The product comes in two models and will be available later this year, the “HHFZ4320″ (89W) and the “HHFZ4220″ (74W) that will retail for approximately $389 and $357, respectively. [Ubergizmo]
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