Sure to make your local fire marshall run away in shame (or Homer Simpson proud) the continuous plus is an innovative concept that lets you multiply electrical outlets easily and without undue mass.
Lava-lamp night-light keeps hippies happy in the dark
January 15, 2007 By
Ahh, who am I kidding? Most everyone likes to watch lava lamps – not just hippies and stoners. The problem with traditional lava lamps in a “normal” home is that you can’t really find a place that it will fit-in (and the wife will approve). This night-light solves that dilemma.
Fancy watch helps ensure you’ll be rescued
January 14, 2007 By
If you’re an outdoor type person who has to have the latest technology and high fashion, this is the wrist-watch for you. Not only does it tell time with impeccable style, it contains a rescue beacon that search and rescue teams can use to locate you if you should end-up in an avalanche or some [...]
Swiss army style portable audio cable tester
January 12, 2007 By
For the rock star, public speaker or anyone else who uses lots of audio cables, this audio cable tester is the “Swizz Army” tool for ensuring everything will work.
Learn about electronics and microcontrollers
January 11, 2007 By
So many of our electronic gizmos are designed using microprocessors and microcontrollers these days that we take the tiny things for granted. To the non electronic enthusiast/engineer, these little black “computer chips” can appear mysterious and bewildering, but this learning kits wants to change that.
LED valve caps help you keep an eye on your tires
January 10, 2007 By
Promising to save you money through reduced tire wear and increased gas mileage, these small caps screw onto the valve-stem on your tires and light-up when the pressure gets too low.
Get your shark on with this radio controlled shark
January 9, 2007 By
All the rage right now seems to be with remote controlled helicopters and airplanes. However, with this radio controlled shark, you can be at the forefront of toy tech and also freaking swimmers out.
Wood iPod – the WoodPod?
January 8, 2007 By
It used to be that all consumer electronics products were black or grey when Apple decided to buck the trend and create white devices. These days, however, with the iPod owning over half of the portable market, white seems to be the dominant color. Some people install silicone skins on their iPods and a few [...]
Avoid getting cooked by radiation
January 4, 2007 By
Now, your keyring isn’t just for the car remote and your keys. It can save your life!
Capture someone’s nasty chili-dog burp forever
January 3, 2007 By
The internet is a big place and I guess that if enough people get online, you’re going to be able to sell anything to someone. Enter the Breath Capture series of personal mementos which allow you to forever capture the breath of a friend of loved-one in a small tube.
