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Desktop Coffee Maker
This handy little device allows you to make your own delicious filter coffee from the comfort of your own desk, without having to leave your precious computer.
The Desktop Coffee Maker is available over at the Firebox.com website for £19.95 (about $34 USD). Two black mugs are included in the price.
Chinese Opera FaceMask USB Notebook Cooling Pad
Here's a cool gadget for the cultured geeks - the Chinese Opera Facemask Notebook Cooling Pad.
It features 3 built-in fans, which dissipate heat from the bottom of your laptop and cool down the overall temperature of your system. It is powered via a retractable USB cable, and is light and portable. The FaceMask is kind of bad-looking, so the geek is now cool, and so is his/her laptop.
Via TheGadgetGuide
IR Tracker R/C Car
This radio-controlled car allows you to “paint” its path using a handheld infrared tracker - a feature that brought a lot of attention when the toy was displayed at the Hong Kong Toy Fair earlier this year.
The remote aims an infrared beam “dot” on the floor, and you can aim it anywhere. The IR Tracker race car instantly recognizes and “follows” the red dot.
The Infrared Tracker Remote Control Car is available from RichardSolo.com for $49.95.
Waterproof Camera Bag For Outdoor Activities
This waterproof camera bag is ideal for use on the beach. Made from a durable
100% waterproof material and tight seal, you can enjoy the fun of picture shooting down to 20m underwater even if your digital camera is not waterproof. The transparent soft cover allows normal operation of the camera. It can also keep out dust, sand and dirt, ensuring full protection to your digital camera for any outdoor activities.
It's available for $26 at Sourcingmap.com.
Unlock Your 3G iPhone with i-Smartphone
Thou software unlock is still looks agonizingly far away, the guys over over at Brando came up with a simple hardware unlock solution for you 3G iPhone, that doesn’t even requires you to scratch your sim!
The Future of the Internet - And How to Stop It
Interesting podcast with Jonathan Zittrain on the impact of cloud computing, open source code, Facebook style closed communities and items like the iphone on the future of the web.
Watch your baby with Echographic Images 4-D
Not so long ago, you didn’t even know the sex of your baby until the day of birth. Today, we’ll know just about everything there is to know -- especially now that expectant mums and dads can gaze upon their progeny with the help of Echographic images 4-D. Apparently, these are the best medical images available. Echographic imagery is not new, but it has not been widely used for this purpose.
Creepy Japanese Crawling Robot
A performance artist has created a robotic crawling japanese business man. This is supposed to symbolize the crash of the asian economy. It means something else to me. But make your own minds up.
Upload Yo Ass: Waiting for the Rapture
Across cultures, classes, and aeons, people have yearned to transcend death.
Bear that history in mind as you consider the creed of the singularitarians. Many of them fervently believe that in the next several decades we’ll have computers into which you’ll be able to upload your consciousness—the mysterious thing that makes you you. Then, with your consciousness able to go from mechanical body to mechanical body, or virtual paradise to virtual paradise, you’ll never need to face death, illness, bad food, or poor cellphone reception.
Now you know why the singularity has also been called the rapture of the geeks.... According to this report its not going to work out as planned. But I still have high hopes!
