Tendril is a next gen in-home energy display that reduced the energy consumption by an average of 10-15 percent envisions low electricity bills.The Vision looks pretty nice, looking more like a digital clock than anything else. Vision measures around 8 x 6 inches and weighs under two pounds. Connecting to the electric grid, the energy smart device not only provides the real-time information of their energy consumption but also the cost of energy throughout the day.
Tuck, Tendril CEO said. “Utilities realize that they need to engage directly with their customers in order to drive efficiency and energy reduction. Vision provides the means of immediate communication and action that has been missing in consumers’ homes until now.”
For you who don’t have the motivation to push a lawnmower or the space in your garage for a riding mower, you might want to consider the Lawn Mower Scooter. The Lawn Mower Scooter is designed by Vicky Petihovski. The mower offers a mower tucked up inside a scooter, powered by an electric motor, which means it should be relatively quite compared to the gas guzzling push mower you might be currently using. It can reach up to 6 kilometers per hour, and it can collect the cut grass inside of it. The transparent bin in front collects the clippings, and a small window is provided so you can see how much space is left.
This is just a concept right now, but it’s a cool idea for people who want an alternative to how they currently mow their grass.
PADandCLICK Gel Pads Stick to Your Mouse for More Comfortable Clicking. It offers gel pads that can be stuck onto mice and keyboards to take care those mouse clicks suitable. All you do is stick the little gel pads to your mouse and you’ll have a much more comfortable computing session.
This Gel Pads mouse comes with two optional model: The PAD N’Click Regular is recommended for majority of customers who do not have any serious pain in their hands but want to get their mouse softer and more comfortable. PAD N’Click Arthritis, thicker and more gripping shaped finger pads than the REGULAR model (above) – takes some time to get used to but we found it more effective for people who have severe pain in their hands.
You can order a PADandCLICK set of gels for $5 or $7 depending on whether you want the regular model or the slightly more padded arthritis edition.
The Aiptek MobileCinema D25 is a unique type of DVD projector. When you watch TV and movies on the big screen usually requires a TV and a big screen, with Boombox Freeview DVD Projector you can do both without strapping a telly to your back.
The Boombox DVD Projector from Aiptek combines a DVB-T tuner, a DVD player, an FM radio, stereo speakers and a mini LED-powered projector into one compact entertainment system. Its own projector can display images on a flat surface for up to 75″ picture size. Other features include a built-in USB, SD/MMC readers which provide various options to source out your digital media. Measuring 45cm x 24.5cm x 18cm, the gadget is powered by AC power or eight C-sized batteries (not included) that will provide up to 2.64 minutes of operating time. The gadget is available in black and silver gets respect. £329.99.
The Swiss low noise cooling solution provider ARCTIC COOLING today announced the launch of two VGA coolers – the Accelero XTREME 5970 and Accelero XTREME 5870. These two coolers are aimed at the ATI Radeon HD 5870 and Radeon HD 5970 graphics cards and are as large as they are effective.
The precise fan blade design improves the laminar airflow and helps reducing the noise level to a minimum – only 0.5 sone at full speed (2,000 rpm). The patented fan holder and PWM function helps the Accelero XTREME 5970 / 5870 to reduce the noise further, creating a much quieter gaming environment.
The Accelero XTREME 5870 is versed with 3 92mm fans which turn during 900 to 2,000 RPM, 5 copper heatpipes, 84 aluminum fins as well as comes with pre-applied MX-2 thermal paste. The HD 5870 model measures 290 (L) x 104 (W) x 56 (H) mm
The Accelero XTREME 5970 is designed with an 8-heatpipe and 119-fin architecture to achieve 300 watts cooling for the dual-GPU Radeon HD5970. A layer of the ARCTIC MX-2 thermal compound is also pre-applied on the base of Accelero XTREME 5970. The HD 5970 measures 290 (L) x 104 (W) x 58 (H) mm
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Pioneer Computers Australia has launched its new Mobile Internet Device (MID), called Dreambook ePad B1. New ePad Dreambook B1 was designed to easily navigate the Internet, reading e-books/documents and communicate via the Skype. It is formed upon a 533MHz Samsung processor and using Windows CE OS. Measuring 198mm x 118mm x 15mm and weighing 500g, the device offers a 7-inch 800 x 400 touchscreen display
The Pioneer Computers DreamBook ePad B1 is equipped with a 1GB RAM, a 2GB SSD, a microSD card slot (up to 32GB), a music/video player, a web browser, email support, an e-book reader. A 2100 mAh battery with enables up to 12 hours of battery life. Optionally, it is able brings GPS, 3.5G module, and web camera.
B1 ePad Pioneer Computers Dreambook can be purchased for an estimated price of $ 300
ASUS just introduced the Cine5 “the world’s most compact five-channel speaker” .The Cine5’s design incorporates a nice array of speaker drivers into an organically curved body. Capable of offering great audio quality in a compact design, the Cine5 boasts a frequency response of around 80 to 20,000Hz,
The whole thing measures in at just under 15-inches but still sports five speakers along with 28W max amp. 5.1 inputs come way of 3.5mm jacks.Asus is specifically targeting gamers with the Cine5, promising that the improved positional audio will help gameplay accuracy and immersion, especially in 3D games like FPSes when its important to quickly identify the direction of a sound source. Sadly we don’t know when it’ll be available or for how much.
The Audio-Technica Boogie Box is an active orator with a travel style. The Boogie Box features dual 70mm full-range speakers for a wide-spectrum sound. Covered with a design of the body, take a look at the heavy toolbox. Measuring 159mm x 263mm x 143mm as well as weighing 2.6kg, a Audio-Technica is available in red, black or camouflage.
The BoogieBox has a 3.5 mm input jack, so you can use it with pretty much any mp3 player. Just connect your iPod, mp3 player, cell phone, or maybe the old school player if you still have and is ready to sing out loud. It lasts up to 10 hours on six 9-volt batteries, but you can also power it via a DC 9-volt adapter. Boogie Box retails for $159.99 each.
Samsung has finally announced pricing and availability for their Beat R1 media players. Measuring a mere 8.9mm thin while tipping the scales at 50 grams, the R1 is smaller than a credit card while cramming in a 2.6″ LCD touchscreen display.
The R1 features a 2.6-inch OVGA touch display, laudable file support (MP3, WMA, OGG, WAV, PNG, GIF, SWF, WMV, H.264, DivX, MPEG4, FM radio–tuner and recorder, Bluetooth 2.0 support, and a hard-to-describe DJ-scratching widget that lets you play DJ with your music.
It promises up to 50 hours for audio playback or 4 hours for video. The goodies, it has Samsung’s fantastic Digital Natural Sound Engine (DNSe) 3.0 sound enhancement technology.
The R1, which should be shipping any day now, comes in 8GB It promises ($149.99) and 16GB ($179.99) available in pink, black and silver colors.
Source R&D announced the upcoming release of its Warpia Easy Dock. With the Easy Dock’s straightforward plug-and-play interface, consumers can have both the convenience and portability of a laptop, as well as the comfort of a desktop computer.
The transmitter is a USB dongle which is to be plugged into the USB port of your laptop or netbook. Whereas the receiver is to be connected to a monitor, mouse, keyboard. And your laptop or netbook will then be able to recognize instantly the external device with receiver and send signals to it wirelessly.
The Easy Dock has plug-and-play functionality, and works across both PC and Macbook lines. Then, the image from the notebook, along with peripheral data automatically transmitted to the desktop setup from up to 30 feet away, with resolutions as high as 1400×1050 to your desktop screen. And for $149.99, it’s priced to not be a strain on your wallet.
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