QIO Systems, a leader in wearable electronics, today announced the launch of its PANiQ wearable electronics system. With this device ‘PANIQ Module’ people will be able to decide which consumer electronics devices they want to control from their interactive clothing without having to reach the device itself. PANiQmode will support electronics including iPod/iPhone controls, Bluetooth mobile phone controls, AM/FM radio and even walkie-talkies. For more information check out the PANIQ website. [Ubergizmo]
iSonic has just released two of its personal wearable displays known as the Crystal 701 and the Shade 301, Myvu devices. They are both compatible with the iPod classic, iPod touch, iPod nano and iPhone. The Crystal 701 will simulate a 37″ experience, and comes with a remote control unit, a detachable dock connector cable, 640 x 480 video output and USB connectivity. As for the Shade 301, you get a lower resolution of 320 x 240, making you feel as though you’re right in front of a 27″ display. Other than that, the remaining specifications are equal to the Crystal 701. The Crystal 701 and the Shade 301 will retail for €280 and €200, respectively. [Akihabara]
Reading and working with limited lighting conditions can be very annoying. That’s why this LED light cap is so useful. It can pass through a surgical-grade lens that gathers and intensifies the light so you can see up to 35-40 feet ahead walking at night or in the dark anywhere. LED never needs replacing like bulbs, it instead has two small inexpensive lithium cells give 80-100 hours use. They are available in blue, white, olive green, red or yellow for $20. . Just be sure to warn your wife before getting one she because she might be startled by the big bug in the house=P.
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