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Shopping is convenient in Shopwiki.com
Online shops are one of the good investments today because it is more convenient to shoppers who don’t want to go out. Online shops does not close because it operates24/7. Do you know the site named shopwiki.com one of the best online shops today. The amazing thing about this site is that it searches online sites like how google place the links of online shops. Shopwiki sells anything just search for items that you want to buy and they have it.
Some of the items that the shop sells are Sports Equipment. Do you play football then you can find equipments here and you can read the history of the game and the rules and regulations of the game. Or may be soccer one of the famous sports in
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Multifunction Pen
A simple pen, but a closer look would make you think otherwise. This baby is the latest from the house of Brando that looks completely to other combo gadgetz. It features a USB spy pocket video audio recorder + MP3 + Flash.
Monday, August 10, 2009
Domain Name
Thursday, July 16, 2009
San Miguel Beermen for Championship
Friday, June 26, 2009
San Miguel Beermen
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
8GB iPhone 3G is now $99 and the New 32GB iPhone 3Gs!!!
The iPhone that was very expensive drop its original price of $599 for the 8GB iPhone and $499 for 4GB into $99. It is because of the new 32GB iPhone 3GS that will come out on the market this coming June 19. This 32Gb iPhone 3G s is said to have 2x faster and more responsive than iPhone 3G. All the things you want is in the 3Gs.This are some Specifications of the 32GB iPhone 3Gs:
3-Megapixel Camera

Voice Control recognizes the names in the contacts and musics in Ipod.

Compass apps that can point the way

The ability to cut, copy and paste words, photos and applicaions.

hoooooo finally i finished giving some of the specifications. If you want to read more about iPhone 3Gs just click me!!...
Sunday, May 17, 2009
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Is Page rank that important?
Monday, April 27, 2009
World’s First Airborne Car
The “Runflier” Stalker”, which is an advanced version of the earlier model Evolution, looks like a four-wheeled car with wings that can be folded along the body of the vehicle. It is, however, a lot more than that; it is a landmark airborne vehicle second to none in the world. The Runflier’s designer is a graduate of the Moscow Aviation Institute and a former aviation test pilot. His name is Alexander Begak, and he is also (among his many other hats) the chief designer of Skarabei Laboratory. He proudly claims that in the air the Stalker can travel up to 200 kilometers (about 1The Runflier can take off from a limited runway and can cover the distance of one and a half thousand kilometers (932 miles) without refueling. The vehicle is made of super light coal plastics and Kevlar (a strong, light synthetic fiber) and weighs only 140 kg (about 300 pounds).
A gifted aircraft designer and inventor, Alexander Begak has designed over 15 air-borne vehicles. In 2005 he set an absolute record flying in an ultra-light micro-aircraft of his own construction at the height of 3,701 meters (about 12,000 feet) above sea surface. He said of his air-borne projects most of which were conducted at the Moscow Aviation Institute:
“We want to restore the fleet of ultra-light aviation, the project, which aviators turned down in the 1950s for the benefit of strategic defense goals.”
His ultra-light aircraft can be designated for military purposes as well. The plastic equipment males it invisible to radars and therefore perfect for reconnaissance maneuvers. It can also patrol frontiers, conduct day and night photography, mapping and monitoring.
So the next time you look up in the sky and see something odd there, remember the words of that old television show:
“It’s a bird! It’s a Plane. No, it’s a car!”
Just don’t tell Superman. Even though he’s been dead for years, he just might not be able to take it.4 miles) per hour.
source: www.impactlab.com
Computer Surveillance To Judge Your Intentions
So does this mean that the machines will have to know who you are?
According to the creators, no. “In our research, we care what you do, not who you are. We aim to analyze and model the behavior patterns of people and vehicles moving through the scene, rather than attempting to determine the identity of people. We are trying to automatically learn what typical activity patterns exist in the monitored area, and then have the system look for atypical patterns that may signal a person of interest — perhaps someone engaging in nefarious behavior or a person in need of help.”
This system is more accurate than the traditional camera methods for several reasons. When surveillance operators look through a traditional camera they get only a tiny image — what some refer to as a “soda straw” view of the world. As they move the camera around, they can easily lose a sense of where they are looking within a larger context. The Ohio State software takes a series of snapshots from every direction within a camera’s field of view, and combines them into a seamless panorama.
How does the camera create an accurate panorama? Well, the software maps locations within the fish-eye view onto an aerial map of the scene, such as a detailed Google map. A computer can use this information to calculate where the viewspaces of all the security cameras in an area overlap. Then it can determine the geo-referenced coordinates — latitude and longitude — of each ground pixel in the panorama image.
If this all seems a little bit ‘Big Brother’ to you just wait. The computer is going to try and judge your intentions.
To first determine what constitutes normal behavior, they plan to follow the paths of many people who walk through a particular scene over a long period of time. A line tracing each person’s trajectory will be saved to a database. “You can imagine that over a few months, you’re going to start to pick up where people tend to go at certain times of day — trends,” one of the researchers said. People who stop in an unusual spot or leave behind an object like a package or book bag might be considered suspicious by law enforcement.
Mimes watch out. You may be pegged as a terrorist by the computer when you do your sneaking immitation or your wind walk. While this system has potential it lacks the one thing that humans have, context.
source: www.impactlab.com
Microtool Inspired By Human Hand
Most microtools for use in medical applications are operated by tethers of some kind. But the microgripper, developed by Timothy G. Leong, David H. Gracias and colleagues and described in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, is autonomous - it can be guided by a magnetic field and actuated by warming or chemicals.
In a hand, jointed fingers are arranged around a central palm, and the fingers can bend to grasp an object. The researchers mimicked this approach in their design, with six “fingers” arranged around a hexagonal “palm.” And just as in a hand, the microgripper’s fingers have rigid metal “bones” connected by flexible joints.
The joints consist of two thin layers of metal, one of which is stressed. Ordinarily the stressed layer would cause the bimetal strip to bend, but the strip is held flat and stiff by a layer of polymer. When this polymer is warmed or degraded by certain chemicals it becomes flexible, allowing the strip to bend and the gripper to close.
The researchers say that there are many hurdles to overcome in using such a device inside the body, but that the work represents “a step toward the development of biocompatible, minimally invasive, autonomous microtools.”
source: www.impactlab.com
iFlyz Holds Your Mobile Device While Flying
The iFlyz makes use of an adjustable clamp to attach to an upright and locked seat tray. It will also attach to one that is open during drink or dinner service. The flexible gooseneck allows the mobile device to be turned in any angle or direction. iFlyz sells for $29.99.
A pretty convenient gadget if you ask me. Sometimes you don’t want to hold your iPhone.
source: www.impactlab.com
T-34 Security ‘bot

From the “Aren’t you a little short to be a Terminator?” school of design comes the squat Tmsuk T-34, which, while it won’t cut you down at the ankles (nor is it a Soviet tank), packs a powerful net-launching mechanism that wraps opponents in a web like Spider-Man’s.
It’s essentially a remote-controlled car that fires a net, controlled by cellphone with live video feedback (crazy advanced Japanese cellphones, mind you).
The T-34 will cost about $9,000 when it’s ready to be marketed to businesses in two years - meanwhile Tmsuk will be working on a home defense version. I don’t know how effective it is at incapacitating an opponent, but it sure does look annoying - check out a video of the ‘bot in action by clicking Continue.
source: www.impactlab.com
Friday, April 24, 2009
USB Missile Launcher

The USB missile launcher is a small gadget that is growing in popularity. Today there are many different kinds of USB missile launchers to fit every “need”. The one we have been testing is the one on the picture. This launcher has a mounted camera for some extra fun.
This one comes with a mounted web cam and a CD with software to control it. You just plug the USB cable and no batteries are needed.
When it is plugged you can navigate the missile launcher with your keyboard or mouse. When you have located your target you press the fire button and this will trigger a sound effect of a missile that fires and off it goes. It comes with 3 darts (missiles) that are created in harmless soft foam to avoid injuries. It shoots away with more power than you would think.
Fanatec Porsche 911 Carrera Racing Wheel
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Western Digital is first in the world to create a 2TB hard drive. As they say, you can never have enough storage space. Somehow no matter how much space I have available it will get filled. I guess it’s the collector in us that like to keep stuff. Maybe one day I will need it? The other thing is that more and more people are becoming aware of the risk of loosing all the data. So not only do we want to store a lot of data, we also need to back it up.
Today 10 percent of the 3.5” hard drive sales are 1 TB or higher. These 2 TB drives will come handy and help many people out. The Western Digital Green 2TB hard drives come with many different advanced technologies. Everything from StableTrac that helps secures the motor and reduces vibrations to IntelliPower that helps the balance of the spin speed. The price for this disk has been set at $299.
Laptop Flip for Apple Laptops
The Laptop Flip is a 2-in-1 space saver and riser for your laptop computer. Now you can store your laptop in the vertical position when not in use creating additional space on your desktop. In use, the the Laptop Flip raises the back of your laptop by 1.25" improving your viewing and typing angle and increasing ventilation. No other computer accessory offers these beneficial features all in one. Made of lightweight acrylic with a non-skid rubber surface and small enough to carry with you.
You can find more information about the Laptop Flip at New Pc Gadgets. The cost for this little gadget is right now $18.95. Take your time and watch the video below for ideas on how you can use this new cool gadget.
Apple Introduces All New iPod Shuffle
Today, Apple announced the launch of the new iPod shuffle, the world’s smallest music player at nearly half of the size of the previous model, and the first music player that talks to you. The revolutionary new VoiceOver feature enables iPod shuffle to speak your song titles, artists and playlist names.
The third generation iPod shuffle is significantly smaller than a AA battery, holds up to 1,000 songs and is easier to use with all of the controls conveniently located on the earphone cord. With the press of a button, you can play, pause, adjust volume, switch playlists and hear the name of the song and artist. iPod shuffle features a gorgeous new aluminum design with a built-in stainless steel clip that makes it ultra-wearable.
