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The new LaneFX allows drivers to know the blind spots around their cars. This enables a driver to be aware of other vehicles that are not visible in the rear view mirrors. The Drivaware LaneFX is available right now and comes in three flavors ranging from around $190 to around $300, depending on your needs. Via OhGizmo.
Researchers at MIT are developing a battery that could charge cellphone or laptop batteries in a few seconds rather than hours, and also might never need to be replaced. This battery is better for the environment, because it allows the user to not worry about replacing it. The battery can be discharged and charged hundreds of thousands of times, essentially lasting longer than the life of the equipment with which it is associated. Via ScienCentral.
Do you like keeping the environment clean? Do you like throwing out the trash on time and doing your part in keeping the communities clean? The wall mounted “Can Crusher” does exactly what its’ name says: it crushes a can. It turns a normal sized can into a small piece of tin, creating more space and helping keep things clean overall. Just don’t try it on a can that’s not empty, please. Available for around $16. Via iWantOneOfThose.
With your $5,000, you can you can purchase a Pocket-PC Nerve Express from company Heart Rhythm Instruments. It includes an iPaq, a Polar belt, and a transducer. Just strap a monitor belt around your torso, and it sends info of your physical fitness level and your autonomous nervous to an HP iPAQ Pocket PC. The PDA’s preinstalled software will spit out info and a chart about your physical fitness in terms of wellness and adaptability. Via OhGizmo.
Conscience is a credit card-sized display that links between the users and their computer. Using voice recognition technology, Conscience allows the users to query their computer, allowing them to do anything from checking e-mail to accessing the web for information. This new technology is designed by Joshua Murphy. There is no information whether this concept will go into mass production or not. Via Yanko Design.
Are you dare enough to dissect your iRiver clix? Now we challenges you to dissect it. All you need is the Swiss Army knife, small flat head screw drivers, and a little bit of patience. Visit Anything But Ipod for more details. Via Engadget.
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Microsoft has just unveiled their Wireless Laser Desktop for the Mac computers. This setup features sleek curves and a stylish finish. The Wireless Laser Desktop also includes hotkeys to iTunes and iPhoto instead of a Windows key. Microsoft will be releasing it this summer for $99.95. Via New Launches.
This new D-Link VTA allows Vonage users to connect two Vonage VoIP lines through your high-speed Cable or DSL Internet connection. It powers up to two lines of Internet telephone services and supports features like call waiting, call forwarding and caller ID with name. It is available now for $49.99 at Vonage. Via Gizmodo.
Gryphon is a new parachute system which designed by ESG Elektroniksystem und Logistik GmbH and Dräger. It enables parachutists to fly through the air at high speed before opening their parachutes, so they can fly to their intended targets. This new technology is aimed at the military market where parachutists can be dropped off 40 kilometres away from the landing pad and nearly invisible to any radar cover. Via Coolest-Gadgets.
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