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Archive for May 2009

Slick Airbrushed Xbox 360: It’S All About Master Chief

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It has to be tough to pick just one game to represent everything about a platform, but in a sense, that’s what you’re doing when you customize a gaming console. When it comes to the Xbox (original or 360), though, whether or not you like Halo…, you’ve got to

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May 5th, 2009 by: Alisha K.

Srv-1 Blackfin Wi-Fi Camera Robot Lets You Spy From Afar

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This palm-sized robot can wind its way between the cubicles at your office, snapping digital video of unsuspecting parties with a built in wireless video camera.

The Surveyor SRV-1 Mobile Robot cruises around on smooth and rough surfaces thanks to a pair of tank-like treads, and can be controlled anywhere…

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May 4th, 2009 by: Technabob

Crochet Tom Servo Will Make Fun of Your Yarn Projects

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Everybody can stop with the geek-inspired crochet projects now. The contest is over and MageAkyla of Crafster has won the whole thing with this brilliant crochet Tom Servo from MST3k….

The only way this project could be any better is if it were bigger, or if there were thousands

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May 4th, 2009 by: Alisha K.

The Sky Crawlers: the Most Beautiful Wii Game You’Ve Probably Never Heard of

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The Sky Crawlers should be beautiful–the combination of Production I.G.’s visuals from the animated film and the Ace Combat… team from Namco Bandai should be a home run every time. The problem isn’t the Wii game’s beauty, but the simple reality that, at first, there seemed to be no reason

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May 4th, 2009 by: Alisha K.

8-Bit Fm Internet Radio Offers Video Game Music 24x7x365 [Chiptunes]

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Can’t get enough of the retro beeps and blips of old-school video games? Then today must be your lucky day. There’s a new online radio station that’s just for you.

8-Bit FM is a new Internet radio station that plays everything from classic video game soundtracks to modern day electronic…

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May 4th, 2009 by: Technabob

The Cutest LEGO Donkey Kong You’Ll Ever See

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There was obviously a lot of attention paid to detail in the building of this Lego Donkey Kong… recreation, at least as far as those slanting red levels go. Not so much with the figures, but that’s okay–that’s part of what gives this Lego setup its charm. Look at the

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May 3rd, 2009 by: Alisha K.

Geek Out With Keyboard Pouch or Purse

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In the market for an adorable and unique bag? Etsy is fast becoming the go-to marketplace for unusual custom items. I mean, where else could you find a handmade bag that’s so geeky you can fake-type on it in moments of boredom?

Etsy’s packed with bags made with the most…

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May 3rd, 2009 by: Alisha K.

Philippe Starck Zikmu Parrot Speakers: Sleek. Tall. Modern. Wireless. Ridiculously Expensive.

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Designer Philippe Starck is known for creating goods with style, panache and a clean modern sensibility. Now the iconic designer has put his stamp on a home sound system designed specifically for iPod, iPhone and other digital audio sources .

Created in collaboration with audio manufacturer Parrot, the oddly-named Zikmu…

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May 2nd, 2009 by: Technabob

Resistance is Futile: Radio-Controlled Cyborg Beetles

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Oh crap. I knew it. Those stupid robots at SparkFun’s race were publicized to lull us all into a false sense of security: “Wow it just went for a dive at the lake HAHA st00pid botz.” Yet now we have cyborg beetles. CyBORG beetles people.
Developed by a team of…

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May 1st, 2009 by: Lambert Varias

A Devastating Story: Industrial Robot Nearly Kills Swedish Factory Worker

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More pants-wetting robo-news here at technabob: A defective robot “generally used to lift heavy rocks” attacked and nearly killed a Swedish factory worker that was actually trying to repair the machine. According to The Local…, the unnamed worker thought that he had cut off the machine’s power supply so

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May 1st, 2009 by: Lambert Varias

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