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Archive for April 2011

iPhone Portable Amplifier Horn: Sound Without Speakers

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While the Trumpet amplifier looked really good, it was a tad expensive, which is why the iPhone Portable Amplifier Horn is an interesting alternative. As with the iTrumpet and iVictrola, it doesn’t need any electricity but the resulting sound is somewhat louder than the barebones speaker. Is it worth it?…

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April 20th, 2011 by: Range

Brink Metal Tool Pen is the Geeks Sword

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It never fails that I can buy a box of 100 pens and three days later when I need one I can’t find any. I think I might work harder to keep up with a pen this cool and geeky. This thing is simply called the “Metal Pen with Level…

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April 20th, 2011 by: Shane McGlaun

Ideum MT55 HD Multitouch Table: Touch-a, Touch-a, Touch-a Touch It

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The latest Multitouch table from Ideum looks like quite a beauty. It offers a large 55-inch diagonal HD touchscreen, and has everything built in to drive fully custom multitouch applications. The MT55 HD has an LED-backlit 1080p display, and can detect 32 points of touch at the same time, so…

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April 19th, 2011 by: Technabob

How to Erase a CD, Permanently

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There are plenty of ways to get rid of data on a CD. If you have a rewritable disc, for instance, you can just delete the files off of it and empty the trash can on your computer. Or if it’s permanently burned, you can just get a disc shredder.…

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April 19th, 2011 by: Technabob

Neo Geo Gets Wood

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The first major purchase I made after college was a Neo Geo game console. The thing was about $500 when I bought it and I thought it was the best graphics that would ever be. Today my iPhone looks better, but I still remember that Neo Geo. Analogue Interactive is…

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April 19th, 2011 by: Shane McGlaun

Make Your Own Geiger Counter Using Arduino

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If you worry about radiation with all the post-quake nuclear troubles, going on in Japan, you can build your own radiation detector if you feel the need. The Libelium team decided that they wanted to put together a project that would let those living in Japan keep track of the…

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April 19th, 2011 by: Shane McGlaun

Watch Part Motorcycles Don’t Ride or Tell Time, But Still Look Cool

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The thing that always gets my attention the most when I write about a new watch is all the little gears and components inside that work together to make the watch work and tell time accurately. I guess Dmitriy Khristenko (aka dkart71) feels the same way. While I like the…

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April 19th, 2011 by: Shane McGlaun

The Block is One Cool-Looking Tube Amplifier

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This very cool-looking vacuum tube amplifier was designed by Mateusz Główka. It looks like a solid hunk of metal, but it was made from sheets of aluminum and stainless steel. Each of the individual components has been placed specifically to give the best possible sound and reduce interference.…

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April 19th, 2011 by: Range

Ziiiro Aurora & Orbit Watches: It’s Color-Mixing Time!

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Watch brand Ziiiro has come up with two new watches use an analog mechanism to display time in a visually-striking way. This time around, we have the Aurora and the Orbit. Of the two, the Aurora looks most interesting since it mixes two colors to show the time.…

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April 19th, 2011 by: Range

Dollhouse Gets Tiny Flat Screen TV: My, What a Small HDTV You Have

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As a guy, I was never into playing with dolls and dollhouses, but if I knew that they came with widescreen LCD televisions, I might have thought differently when I was growing up. Over on Etsy, you can now purchase a tiny little LCD TV for your dollhouse.…

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April 18th, 2011 by: Technabob

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