Minoru 3D webcam

While there are many USB devices out there which are useful, some which are hopeless there are few which can match the presence of the Minoru 3D webcam!

This little beauty is promoted as the world’s first 3D WebCam and is sure to catch the attention of your friends, families and online buddies alike. Simple to use, uncomplicated to setup and offering an excellent 3D look at the real world the Minoru 3D webcam has already proved to be a great success. So what exactly can it do for you?

Due to the unique webcam setup the Minoru 3D webcam is able to offer not only perfect vision in 2D but the device also introduces depth to the equation which can be perfectly illustrated by slipping on the 3D glasses which come with the product. It is perfect for taking 3D films, 3D pictures and is compatible with all of the major instant messaging programs such as Windows Live Messenger, Skype, AOL Instant Messenger and many other IM programs.

In many ways the world of webcams has stood still for some time but the Minoru 3D webcam is set to inject something a little different and attract the attention of young and old alike. The lovable two eyed monster which houses the webcam flashes as it scans the room looking for you and transmits a perfect 3D picture to your computer screen.

Written by Mark · Filed Under Gadget News 

http://www.gadgetsandgizmos.org/minoru-3d-webcam/

Eneloop Anka warmer from Sanyo

The Eneloop Kairo series is great for pockets, but the Eneloop Anka warmer from Sanyo uses Eneloop battery technology to be charged over and over to provide up to12 hours of heat per charge. Perfect for pets, office chairs, outdoor events, and more. It’s portable, and easily charged with the included AC adapter.

Sanyo Anka Eneloop Warmer features:
• Surface Temperature: 40 ℃ (Low) 44 ℃ (High)
• Use time: 9 hours on High, 12 hours on Low
• Off timer
• Rechargeable internal Eneloop technology battery
• Charging time: 3.5 hours
• AC adapter: 100V 50/60Hz
• Includes protection cloth
• Size: 250 x 187 x 33mm
• Weight: 1.5kg.
• Manual: Japanese

http://www.japantrendshop.com/eneloop-anka-warmer-from-sanyo-p-394.html

Electronic Drum Kit Shirt a super cool t-shirt

Just hit the drums on this shirt with your finger and they play through the built in speaker.

The hi tech t-shirt has 7 different drum sounds you’re ready for a personal drum solo on your chest.

See how the t-shirt works in this video.

http://br.youtube.com/watch?v=wjZNzn-zzhc

 

 

 

http://www.gadgets-club.com/

mobiBLU’s newest player is shaped like a UFO

Okay, we agree that manufacturers these days have to experiment with the design of their MP3 players to make sure it gets noticed (and bought eventually). When confronted by mobiBLU’s A10 UFO, we were clueless what exactly the designers had in mind. This is a portable media player but even though it is hard to make out by the photos, it looks anything but portable. We are definitely not going to be seen with one of these hanging around our necks.

As the name suggests, this media player represents a UFO and will be available in two colours, glossy red and glossy black. You do get support for Bluetooth, built-in speakers and battery, a headphone jack and 2/4/8 GB storage. But there is no screen and the battery life won’t find many takers at 15 hours with headphones and 6 hours with the speakers. The power & basic music controls are located on the top. No word on the pricing or availability yet.

http://www.gizmotron.co.uk/2009/01/28/mobiblus-newest-player-is-shaped-like-a-ufo/

DIY Computer Monitor LED Backlight

 

 

Thanks to Astia for sending in this LED backlight project, I think this is the perfect way to add a festive touch to your computer system.

“The whole project consists of architectural strip RGB controlled LED’s … After several meters of the strip LED’s were received as a gift, along with a 12v DC power supply, a colour changing solution was needed to control the strip. After some dabbling to figure out how the circuit on the strip was laid out, it was off to Jaycar electronics for bits and pieces… The strip itself is wired so the three colours (red, green and blue) share a common positive off the power supply, and the negative split across the three. The voltage that is applied to the negative controls how bright that particular LED will be, hence the colour mixing. And thus, a controller box was designed and built. The box consists of three toggle switches, which control each colour, or more specifically, the negative to each LED. As a result, colour mixing can be achieved by flicking combinations of various switches. The next thought was the practical application of the strips. During the testing phase, a strip of 8 LED’s had been stuck to the underside of an LCD monitor, thanks to the adhesive backing, to achieve a neon glow affect. This ended up being the final use, but with several meters of strip lighting the result was significantly more spectacular.”

 

http://hackedgadgets.com/2008/12/31/diy-computer-monitor-led-backlight/#more-1843

Best electronic gadgets: Swarovski wireless mouse

By manipulating the design of an item used everyday into a sensual, feminine form we have created a personal gesture for the urban lifestyle of the working woman. The design of Swarovski mouse is a play on the form of the Swarovski logo. This one of the best electronic gadgets ever was created by Jeremy Doherty, Simon Doherty and Dareen Doherty from New Zealand.

With this wireless computer mouse, we see the neck of the Swan supporting the crystal which is used as the toggle tool to scroll up and down, here we have created a tactile and innovative use for the crystal with which the user interacts. The body of the Swan becomes the body of the mouse which supports the users hand and leads the users fingers up to the two buttons located alongside the crystal. Finally, a subtle Swarovski logo has been included in the design at the base of the mouse. So what do you think of this luxury good?
Tags: best electronic gadgets, luxury goods, most expensive

Via:  designboom 

http://www.pricy-spicy.com/best-electronic-gadgets-swarovski-wireless-mouse/

Nikkai In-Car Journey Recorder for taping the Road Ahead

When I was on the road to Vegas for CES, I wished I had some sort of video recorder so I could just speak my mind and write about it later. It would have definitely saved me some time and would have made the trip a lot less boring. On a somewhat related note, Nikkai has created the In Car Journey Recorder, which is the inverse of my idea.

Yes, the In-Car Journey Recorder is designed to affix to the windshield to record the road ahead, not the driver. It uses a 1.3M CMOS image sensor, which can record video footage for your insurance or lawyer in case of an accident. Now you have proof that it really wasn’t your fault in a collision case, when it’s your word against someone else.

The In-Car Journey Recorder records to an SD card for up to 2GB capacity, which is good for up to 18 hours worth of video footage. It can capture intervals between 2-3 seconds and 3 minutes.

As for power, it is powered by two AAA batteries for four hours of continuous use. It is also capable of being powered by a DC 12V charger. You should be able to purchase the Nikkai In-Car SD Journey Recorder at the Maplin site for about £39.99.

http://www.coolest-gadgets.com/20090120/nikkai-in-car-journey-recorder-for-taping-the-road-ahead/#more-21109

Meccano Spykee Cell Bluetooth-Controlled Robot

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Get connected and get with the programme. Put some extreme innovation in the one’s home and control in one’s life courtesy of Spykee Cell, the member of the Spykee contingent with Bluetooth technology at its heart.

The adventure begins with Spykee Cell’s fully motorised head. And it’s a clever little barnet, too. Able to see through 360 degrees, his movements can be controlled via the magic of Bluetooth, direct from one’s mobile phone.

And there’s more. Cell is the veritable David Bailey of the robot world, able to take its own pictures and send them direct to your mobile. He’s musical, too. Plug in your iPod and take control direct from your mobile (you’ll even see the playlist on your mobile’s display).

He’s also crammed with the latest special effects technology, able to summon-up a dazzling sound-and-light show almost at will. And needless to say, being a Spykee robot, there’s more than one variant of Cell to build. So you’ll always have a new incarnation to choose from.

Fresh from the reinvented and reinvigorated Meccano stable, the Spykee cyborg range has some dashed clever technology at its core. This awe-inspiring family of robots is preconfigured for the MP3 generation, either with in-built docking technology or USB connectivity to enable digital uploading at the touch of a button. Add it all to Spykee’s ground-breaking functionality and it has us rather drooling at the mouth, in an ever-so manly way. Splendid.

Features:

• Controllable via Bluetooth
• Built-in digital camera
• Compatible with iPod Nano and Touch
• Full communications functionality
• Programmable
• Special light and sound effects
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    • Dimensions: Height: 25.0cm Width: 25.0cm Depth: 25.0cm
    • Weight: 5.0Kg

  Specification

Age

• 8 years +

Sexy Stereo Stiletto Speakers

Most of us girls own a pair of stiletto shoes; even if we vary rarely wear them due to the fear of breaking our neck! (Oh, is that just me then?) anyway, if you love your stilettos and want a cool speaker system to match check out this super sexy stiletto stereo with an even cuter subwoofer speaker shaped like a purse! The ideal accessory for any diva’s home these would make a fantastic Christmas present or treat for yourself!

They probably won’t come cheap as they are part of an exclusive collection by Jacob Mathew who specialises in innovative audio designs but if you fancy having something made for you then why not contact him via his website for a quote?

http://www.portablegadget.com/portable-audio/sexy-stereo-stiletto-speakers

Tomy Xiao TIP-521 digital camera

Everyone has a fond memory of the old Polaroid cameras, there was nothing more rewarding that loading up the old cartridges and taking a shot, before the photographic paper would emerge from the slot and waiting for your picture to develop itself right before your eyes (or if you shook it too much waiting to see the streaky mess you had made).

Now a new camera from Tomy Xiao allows you to get quickly printed pictures in an instant (60 secs), the built in Zink printer creates a 3 x 2 inch borderless image, which would be ideal for people travelling who want to be able to give a hard copy of a photo to someone they meet on their way. Unfortunately the colourful 5 Mega Pixel cameras are only available in Japan at the minute, but if demand is high enough expect to see them in your local retailers pretty soon.

http://www.portablegadget.com/digital-camera/tomy-xiao-tip-521-digital-camera