Archive for October 2009
Pxp-2000 Psp Go Clone is No Go
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Nope, this portable gaming system is most definitely not a PSP Go. What you’re looking at here is a cheap Chinese handheld known as the PXP-2000. While the PXP-2000 won’t play any of your PSP games, it will play classic games from the NES, Famicom, Game Boy, Game Boy Color,… |
October 6th, 2009
Lacie Starck External Hard Drives: Products of a Love Affair. No Seriously.
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Computer hardware specialist LaCie celebrates its 20th anniversary with the introduction of their latest line of external hard drives designed by the world-famous Philippe Starck. Starck describes his design for the hard drives as powerful magma that’s been captured and protected. The magma, of course, is your data, hot and… |
October 6th, 2009
Motorized Twitching Guts: Gross. and Squeaky.
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Want to make something really special for Halloween? And by special I mean extra gross. Checkout Gothic Nightmare‘s prop tutorials, particularly the one with the twitching legs, complete with blood red innards. I sure am glad I wasn’t eating when I saw this, or else I might have puked my… |
October 6th, 2009
Boy You Lookin’ Hot: Mini Lighter Cufflinks
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You’ve been stealing glances at each other the whole night. All you see is that hot little number with the shiny red dress, everything else is black and white. She finishes her drink, and sashays off to the terrace, the light bouncing off her hips as they sway. You adjust… |
October 6th, 2009
Ableton Novation Launchpad Controls Music With Lots of Lights and Buttons
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For digital musicians who have longed for a performance controller for Ableton Live, you’ll be totally stoked to check out this cool new control pod that lets you interact with Ableton Live in real time. Designed as a collaboration between Ableton and Novation, the new Launchpad is a dedicated controller… |
October 5th, 2009
Chasing Time Wall Clock Never Stops Changing Itself
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At first glance, this looks like any ordinary old wall clock. But take another look, and you’ll see that there’s nothing ordinary about the way that it works. You see, the hour markers around the perimeter of designer J.P.Meulendijks‘ Chasing Time clock gradually change positions as the minutes pass. It’s… |
October 5th, 2009
Briiiiicks in LEGO 4 Dead
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Four brave survivors must stand against the tide of an undead minifig army. Armed with few weapons, two unfortunately bald heads, and a bag full of snappy one-liners, they will repel the brick zombies. Alright, take a moment to admire the beauty and detail. From a distance, this Lego rendition… |
October 5th, 2009
Snatch This Computer Remote Control for Your iPhone and iPod Touch
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Every day that I use my iPhone, I discover yet another cool trick that I never knew I could do the day before. This time, it comes in the form of a little app called Snatch, which lets you turn your iPhone or iPod Touch into a completely programmable remote for interacting with applications on your Mac or PC. |
October 5th, 2009
Star Wars by Gaslight: R2-D2 Goes Steampunk
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When I think steampunk, I must say that my mind does not then go immediately to Star Wars…. But it’s a rule of the Internet that if two things exist, they must be put together. Hence, the steampunk R2-D2. I can’t say it doesn’t make sense, because if I |
October 5th, 2009
Take a Roll Through the Night Sky [Nintendo Wii]
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Ball-rolling just doesn’t sound that exciting. We’ve been there. We’ve done the labyrinths. But let’s not forget that ball-rolling can get crazy (and sticky), and give something a little different a chance, like the gorgeously minimalist Night Sky. Night Sky …is all about simplicity. Why bother with a humanoid |
October 5th, 2009
