by Johan on December 7, 2006
Harman Kardon has come out with a home theatre that is screaming for your attention. This sleek HS500 is a 5 x 65W 5.1-channel integrated home theater system that comes with pixel-to-pixel processing and up scaling to 720p or 1080i through an HDMI out put.
Priced at US$1.199, it is compatible with a variety of media formats including DVD-Audio and works with major image and sound files from either CD or DVD recorded discs or even through USB connections. Sound magic is created as the audio system consists of five two-way speakers, 12-inch woofer with 200-watt amplifier.
Via SlashGear.
by Johan on December 6, 2006
We might see this Panasonic’s super thin speaker module inside our cell phone in the near future. At only 1.5 mm thickness, it is said to be the thinnest in the world. The thin size is a great help to bringing down the phone thickness and weight. Panasonic also claim to reduce the size without losing any sound quality. The product is planned to go live production in May 2007.
Via Slashphone.
by Johan on December 5, 2006
The LaCie Huby is now available for pre-order at LaCie. Priced at just US$79.99, this hub is truly a work of art for your desk. Designed exclusively for LaCie by Ora-Ãto, the Huby has round shape, glossy white polycarbonate finish, and flexible cables that give a distinctive, modern look. The glossy white computer hub supports eight flexible tentacles with LEDs — two FireWire, four USB ports, a USB fan, and a USB light. The Huby is compatible with both Macs and PCs.
Via LaCie.
by Johan on December 2, 2006
Designed by No Picnic, “the One” mirror radiator blends multiple functions into one seamless unit. This functional and decorative unit is available in two sizes, and has a nice purple or yellow halo backlight, plus it even displays the current time. It is currently available at Tubor. No word on pricing yet.
Via Gizmodo and Trendir.
by Johan on December 1, 2006
Here is an innovative toaster concept that lets you slide your breakfast breads right through instead of having it pops up. Unfortunately, there’s no word yet on whether this concept will go into mass production or not. I think this toaster is like a paper shredder. So, what do you think?
Via SciFi.
by Johan on December 1, 2006
You should consider this Breakfast-Art Image Toaster for your Christmas gift! It looks like any old toaster you could get as a wedding present, but this one draws things on your toast! This toaster allows the kids (or the kid in all of us) to actually have fun with breakfast! Using fun image plates, it leaves one of four playful heat imprints—a smiley face, birthday cake, sunshine or coffee cup—right on your piece of toast!
While the toaster has no awesome qualities, other than the imprints, it still costs US$60 and currently available at Brookstone.
Gizmodo via PeepCulture.
by Johan on November 30, 2006
If you hates stirring your own coffee, then you might need this self-stirring mug. Powered by two AA batteries, it starts mixing at the push of a button that is located on its handle. Its price is just US 9.99. Watch the video after the jump for more details…
FreshCreation via PeepCulture.
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by Johan on November 25, 2006
For those who lived at the dorm, you should consider to buy this Ozone Inflatable Lounger. It is not only easy to transport since it’s inflatable, but also easy to move. Priced at US$57, the lounger also provides built in speakers and an auxiliary input for your iPod, MP3, CD player or even your TV!
The most important thing is that its built-in speakers require no internal charge and will take their power straight from the media to which they’re connected. Its doughnut like shape perfectly supports your body, and positions you in a laid back, reclined posture. So what are you waiting for, folks? Buy this Ozone Inflatable Lounger right now at GadgetShop. Find out one more pic after the jump!
Via GadgetShop.
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by Johan on November 25, 2006
It may look like robot from the Terminator 3 movie, but the Tank Chair is a rugged, off-road wheelchair that lets anybody with leg injuries to go offroad. Each wheelchair is custom built and can take on any type of terrain. The pricing has not been announced. Hit the jump to see more pics.
Via Gizmodo.
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by Jeremiah on November 22, 2006
There’s an entire army of Skype phones that can make calls on both the Skype network and the regular landline, but the RTX Dualphone is the first that can do both without a PC. It comes with a charging dock, a base station, and a handset (duh!). The base station can connect into both your ethernet network and your landline, giving you freedom to take the cordless handset anywhere in the house (and your neighbor’s house). It will set you back £109.99 (around $205), so it’s not exactly cheap. The price for technology, mister.
Via Gizmodo
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