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Lego Ice Cubes
New Lego ice bricks allow you to play again with one of your most favorite toys from childhood while pooring you a glass of juice. Also works with Wodka Tonics…. Available from Lego
Wireless Digital Picture Frame that connects to your network
A new digital picture frame, the MF8104, has been introduced by US company Digital Spectrum Inc. In difference to other digital picture frames it comes with integrated wireless and web functionality that allows the MF8104 to be integrated into home networks or contact the Internet directly. It can be desktop or wall mounted and features [...]
Star Trek 40 years anniversary and Christies
Beam me up Scotty… Christies last week completed its first “official” auction of Star Trek items, with about 1,000 lots put up by CBS Paramount Television Studios, including props and costumes used in the TV shows and films. And Kirk you’re a Red Shirt when you didn’t get your hand on some of the alien [...]
DLink V-Click: Another WLAN – GSM twin hitting the streets
Another WLAN-WiFi enabled GSM phone will become available soon to consumers in Europe and the USA. D-Link is introducing a new unlocked Linux based phone that can be used with normal GSM cell phone networks as well as with wireless WiFi networks. HP, Nokia and Siemens (now BenQ) plus others have all recently introduced similar [...]
Test your food before you eat it
Another piece of future-ware shown at the 2006 designboom / BUESSEL competition. David Tsai, the designer of the so called “Nutrinator” imagines its use in assessing and tracking food content to allows for more conscious and careful food consumption.…Are there peanuts in it? Is there MSG? How many calories is this meal? Nutrinator will let [...]
Neuros OSD: First Open Source Media Center
Neuros made available beta versions of their new expandable open source media center called OSD this week to developers and testers alike. The OSD (“open source device”) is a replacement of Neuros’s DVR set-top box loaded with masses of new features. It can record MPEG-4 video from analog sources such as cable or broadcast TV [...]
