Well how do you like this? A glowing bowl that enhances the mood of the room! But for it to work, it has to be plugged into an outlet. It will roll into a range of colors and you can pause and choose your favorite one. The glow of the light from the bowl is…
Category Archives: Displays
Kurzweil-National Federation of the Blind Reader
I’m glad that this gadget is now available for purchase to the people who need it. Dubbed the “Kurzweil-National Federation of the Blind Reader” this hardware allows blind individuals to be even more independent by reading themselves. Unlike any other gadget which has been out, once you run this over words it immediately puts it into…
3 Times the Fun: Triplehead2go by Matrox
The Matrox Triplehead2go splits a VGA connection three ways, tricking your computer into thinking it’s hooked up to a single 3840 x 1024 screen. It comes with software that modifies games for the extra large display. The big problem is the price — the unit costs $300, and doesn’t come with the three necessary LCDs….
HANNspree’s hip LCD televisions
Have you seen the new HANNspree flat-panel LCD TVs yet? Our televisions are meant to be bold declarations of your individuality, pride and personal style. HANNspree celebrates individuality by creating extraordinary designs that appeal to every lifestyle. The company offers three lines of televisions: Sports (baseball, basketball, scuba diving, sailing, soccer, bicycling, golf, car racing)…
Russound touchscreen
This is the Russound UNO-TS2D Desktop Color Touchscreen, which comes in both black and white. It’s small, the interface is simple, and it can be used to control various peripherals — such as a multi-room audio system, for example. It’s expensive, though, at $1,500 (!). (via Gizmodo)
Digital Photo Keychain
Several types of digital photo keychains are now on the market. The $50 model at left, for instance, measures a mere one square inch. It has a backlit screen, 512Kb of flash memory, and comes with a rechargeable lithium battery. Before you get too enthused, though, check out the comments over at Gizmodo…
The Sony Vaio TX2
Sony has launched another line of TX laptops — the tiny TX2 series. At 2.7 pounds, this is “the lightest subnotebook with two spindles and integrated optical drive on the market today,” according to Sony. The 11.1-inch widescreen display incorporates LED technology (another market first). The TX2 also has Double Layer DVD recording, an Ultra-Low…