Archive for February, 2008
Friday, February 29th, 2008
The Parking Alert guides you with flashing lights as you pull into your garage so you can be sure you stop at the desired place. The Sensor sends out harmless ultrasonic pulses that are bounced off objects in front of it.
When a vehicle is detected, more pulses are sent out to determine vehicle speed and distance. Then the Display Module’s yellow light begins flashing slowly. The yellow light flashes faster as it tracks the vehicle. When you have reached the desired stopping point, the Display Module will change to a constant red light.
GE Ultrasonic Sensor Parking Alert #50487
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Thursday, February 28th, 2008
The Mathmos Aduki light has a unique shape and moves through a variety of colors. The
light starts on blue and moves gradually through a spectrum of pinks and violet shades to reds and then starts again.
A silicon button on the base of
Aduki enables you to turn the light on/off, or to freeze on any color that you like. The light is named after a bean used in ceremonial dishes in Japan and China. The
Aduki also has a tiny face on the underside adding to its unique appearance.
The Mathmos Aduki light features:
* For tabletop use or hanging with included cord
* Rechargeable – 6 hours illumination on a full charge
* Color changing
* Indoor & outdoor use
* AC adaptor charger included
Mathmos Aduki
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Wednesday, February 27th, 2008
I want to present you a very interesting gadget: the Blu-ray Disc player that goes for $17,000.
The Switzerland company- Goldmund has upgraded its “Eidos 20″ media player with the victorious video format, claiming that it’s the first Blu-ray player from a high-end audio-video equipment maker, “the finest AS-Curator power supply circuit and magnetic damping for ultimate sound and video reproduction with least amount of mechanical and electrical distortions“.
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Tuesday, February 26th, 2008
Princeton University researchers discovered a method to steal encrypted information stored on computer hard disks. And is not that complicated ccording to them but certainly can be for us.
The secret is in freezing of DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) chip. This is done to exploit the little-known vulnerability of the DRAM chip.
The innovation is that these chips hold data and when the computer’s electrical power is turn off, the data must or should disappear. Interesting is that the chips actually retain their data for seconds or even minutes after power is cut off. So, if the chips are frozen then the data gets frozen, too and that reveals the key with long string of vulnerable binary data. Great news, don’t you think?
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Monday, February 25th, 2008
Bluetooth headsets are used to do one thing : made you look like a bit of a fool! Very funny, I know! 
The BIZZ bluetooth headset works as a rather swish looking headset with up to 6 hours talk time and weighs in at a tiny 10 grams. When you remove the speaker cover though, the device is suddenly a flash USB key which uses a Micro SD card or an SDHC card to store up to 8GB of data. When your battery dies you don’t need to search around for your bulky charger, because you can plug the device itself straight into your computer and charge it. Very interesting this 3 in 1 product, don’t you think?
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