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If you are a StarWars movie fan, than you will be happy to know the Force Lamp, that was designed by Ljubljana designer Nika Zupanc for Slovenian lighting brand Vertigo Bird. The Force Lamp is a pendant light almost one meter in diameter and was made of epoxy and steel. More
iBASE has unveiled their new digital signage application system during Computex 2009. Known as the SI-24S, this ultra-slim device comes equipped with a 1.5GHz AMD Sempron 210U processor and an ATi Radeon E2400 128MB GDDR3 graphics. Unfortunately, there’s no word on pricing and availability yet. More
Using this radio-controlled pool snack float from Excalibur, you can pass the beverages around the pool to friends without leaving the comfort of your lounge chair. Weighting at 5.90-pounds, it can carry up to 5 drinks and snacks in center without tipping over. Its easy-to-use radio controlled unit requires one 9-Volt and 6 D batteries (not included). [Amazon]
These programmable cooling fans are currently on display at Computex 2009 in Taiwan. The fans work pretty much like the tachometer in your car, except that it lights up in a pleasant blue color and a red needle that is made up of LEDs, showing the current RPM speed. You can also program them to put a message. More
PARTNER has unveiled their new digital menu board ‘Menu Online’ during Computex 2009. This portable device comes equipped with a 10.1-inch 800 x 480 pixels TFT LCD with resistive touch panel and LED backlit, a 532MHz Freescale iMX.31 CPU, a 128MB of internal memory, a microSDHC card slot, WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity. Pricing and availability are still unknown at the moment. More
The Pioneer VSA-LX52 is a new 7.1ch (190Wx7ch) AV amplifier that boasts the jitter free PQLS multi-surround and Linear PMC multichannel audio via HDMI port. It is compatible with WMA 9Pro, Dolby NR TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio, and THX Select2 Plus. What makes this amps more special is that it can connect to your iPod via USB to enjoy amazing audio reproduction thanks to its new digital DAC. You can also control your iPod directly from your TV without the needs to touch your iPod thanks to Pioneer Advanced MCACC. [Pioneer via Akihabara]
Buffalo comes back with a USB 1Seg TV tuner, which is dubbed as the DH-MONE/U2. The device will be priced at only 6,090 Yen ($63) and is 70% smaller that its predecessor. The gadget also needs only 140mA power consumption. [Akihabara]
Sony Ericsson just released its new IM920 Video Viewing Stand that also functions as a microSD memory card-to-USB adapter. Using this gadget, you can watch your favorite TV show or movie on the go. It is easy to use. You just need to plug the Video Viewing Stand IM920 into your computer and drag & drop your favorite video clips to a micro SD card. Then insert the micro SD card into your phone and attach the Video Viewing Stand IM920. The Video Viewing Stand IM920 is expected to be available within 6 months. [Sony Ericsson]
Logitech, a world leader in gaming peripherals, has recently announced the Flight System G940 force-feedback flight simulation controller that was inspired by military and commercial planes and helicopters. The force feedback joystick features Logitech’s award-winning force feedback technology, which allows you to control your aircraft in the game with confidence as you feel its movement and its reaction to air, turbulence and g-forces. The pedals were also inspired by the designs of current jet fighters giving you true-to-life control, especially when performing defensive maneuvers or crosswind landings, or piloting helicopters. The Logitech Flight System G940 is expected to be available in the U.S. and Europe in September 2009 for a suggested retail price of $299.99. Video after the jump. More
Here’s another nice looking alarm clock for your collection, the Click Clock by Paul Koh. This easy-to-use alarm clock offers a large number display that shows both the current time and the alarm setting at the same time. It also features a backlight, snooze function, a 24-hour setting and a lock on top to prevent inadvertent changes in settings. To run the clock you only need two AAA batteries. The Click Clock sells for $35. [Product Page via OhGizmo]
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