these woofers are for the dogs

filed under: audio | design | home entertainment

Woofer Speakers

Looking for speakers that really make a statement?
Dutch designers Sander Mulder, Dave Keune from Buro Vormkrijgers have created these surreal speakers that are so wrong, they’re right. I’ll just let the picture do the talking (or woofing)…

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October 5th, 200618 comments stumble it! digg it!author: technabob

gears of war “the must have game of the holiday season”

filed under: video games

Gears of War Demo Night Chicago

Gaming blog Aeropause asked players who got to play a demo of the highly-anticipated Xbox 360 exclusive Gears of War last night in Chicago to report on their individual experiences. With virtually no exception, the early reactions were extremely positive.

Here are a few choice excerpts:

After playing GEOW I now know that I will never play Halo again, at least until Halo 3…

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October 5th, 2006post a comment stumble it! digg it!author: technabob

nokia intros new sport music phone

filed under: media players | mobile tech

Nokia 5500 Sport XpressMusic Phone

The new Nokia 5500 Sport XpressMusic is a GSM/GPRS mobile phone is designed for the active user in mind.
The phone comes with a 512MB microSD card for storing up to 375 tunes, as well as a sports belt, armband, bicycle mount and sports headset with a special remote which lets you quicky switch tracks through a series of taps.
The 5500 has three modes of operation, phone, music and sport…

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October 5th, 2006post a comment stumble it! digg it!author: technabob

light strings change colors with led tech

filed under: just plain fun

Triklits LED Color Changing Light String

Looking for the geekiest way to show off your holiday spirit, or just looking for the next hackable gizmo? These new light strings, called Triklits let you accomplish either.

The secret to these color changing lights is that each orb on the string contains a red-green-blue LED…

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October 4th, 20062 comments stumble it! digg it!author: technabob

need for speed carbon demo on xbox live marketplace

filed under: video games

Need For Speed Carbon Screenshot

Microsoft has posted a demo for the new EA racer, Need For Speed Carbon for the Xbox 360.

The demo lets you try out three cars, the Mitsubishi Lancer EVOLUTION IX, Lamborghini Gallardo or the Camaro Concept. There are three race modes in the demo as well: Circuit Race, Canyon Duel and Drift Race…

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October 4th, 2006post a comment stumble it! digg it!author: technabob

griffin disko case lights up your ipod

filed under: media players

Griffin Disko iPod 5G Case

“Sir, these lights keep blinking out of sequence, what should we do?”
“Get them to blink in sequence.” - William Shatner, Airplane II, the Sequel
One of the premier makers of clean and elegant iPod accessories, Griffin Technologies, has decided to lose their minds and release a totally frivolous disco-inspired case for Apple’s ubiquitous media player…

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October 3rd, 20062 comments stumble it! digg it!author: technabob

amazing machine paints images with ping pong balls

filed under: design | interactive | strange and wonderful

Ping Pong Pixel

Artists Jonathan den Breejen and Marenka Deenstra developed the interactive artwork, Ping Pong Pixel, a machine which will take in a digital image, then render a huge image using colored ping pong balls.
The installation contains a 2-meter by 3-meter display board which is injected with 2700 ping pong balls from a dispensing cabinet which contains tubs of 6 differently colored balls…

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October 3rd, 20062 comments stumble it! digg it!author: technabob

sony 60-inch and 70-inch grand wega sxrd televisions ship

filed under: video

Sony KDS-R70XBR2 SXRD Television

Sony announced today that it has started shipping the latest in their SXRD (aka LCOS) line of rear projection televisions, the 70-inch KDS-R70XBR2 and 60-inch KDS-R60XBR2.

Both models feature a native 1080p (1920×1080) resolution SXRD light engine, capable of displaying full 1080p content when devices are connected via one of the set’s three HDMI connections…

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October 3rd, 2006post a comment stumble it! digg it!author: technabob

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