3TB TeraStation Living HOME
May 23, 2007
Next month Sony will be releasing a firmware update for the PlayStation 3, included in that update will be DLNA video streaming support. Which pretty much means PS3 owners will be able to play video content from their Windows Media Center, or any other DLNA compatible device. Which is why I am adding this Buffalo TeraStation Living HOME to my wish list. It has 3TB (3,072GB) of data storage and DLNA compatibility. So basically you can store thousands of movies on this device and watch them from your PlayStation 3.
[Source: Akihabaranews.com]
Optimus Maximus keyboard
May 23, 2007
The Optimus Maximus keyboard (pre-order $1,565) is almost the most expensive keyboard. Every key on this keyboard has a small OLED screen (48px x 48px), which can be customized to indicate various shortcuts for different programs or games. This keyboard is very useful, but I doubt any one can justify paying that much for a keyboard.
[Source: Art. Lebedev Studio]
Renova Colored Toilet Paper
May 11, 2007
The French toilet paper company, Renova, started making black toilet paper. It was such a hit they have decided to add some colors to their product line. They now manufacture toilet paper in green, orange and red.
[Source: Giftmonger.com]
Panasonic’s First US In-Car Navigation Unit
May 10, 2007
That is right, Panasonic Strada ($1,800) is now ready to navigate your car! This GPS navigation system features a 7″ touchscreen, 30GB hard disk (upgradeable?), Bluetooth, DVD and MP3 CD playback, and iPod video compatibility. This also supports satilite radio, Sirius Traffic capability, and has inputs for a rear-mounted camera.
o.d.m. Pixel Watch
May 10, 2007
O.D.M. Design made a unique watch with an enormous display that won the Red Dot Design Award 2007. It functions as both a time piece, and a calendar. This watch will be available in white, brown, and pink, but there is no information on pricing or availability right now.
Dragon Speakers
May 10, 2007
Made in Sweden, these speakers follow the new trend of having speakers not look like speakers with this classical sculpture. They currently come in white, red, or black, and are made from plastic. Other colors can be special ordered. This $150 speaker has a 1″ peerless tweeter, and a 4″ peerless/vifa midrange magnesium chassis, NRSC cone, and NR rubber surround. It will max out at 140 watt and its sensitivity is (8ohm) 85dB.
[Source: axelsson.co.uk]
Trent Performance – Icon
May 8, 2007
Trent Performance takes an original FJ40 Toyota Land Cruiser turns it into the ultimate SUV, calling it Icon ($88,000). Keeping the FJ40′s classic look they completely overhaul the inside and give it exactly what their customers want. You may choose between 3 different engines; It comes with a 5.7L Chevy Racing Ramjet fuel injected, 350 HP / 400 TRQ (0-60 in 6.5 toping out at 115mph), but you can opt for the Chevy Racing 383 Ramjet fuel injected, 430 HP / 461 TRQ. Or another option is the 2.8L International Harvester Turbo Bio-Diesel, 150 HP / 260 TRQ.
It also has a very minimal interior, marine grade epoxy, a removable top. Check out their website, there are so many different options to outfit this truck.
BMW Concept CS
May 1, 2007
BMW featured a new 4-door coupe concept at the Shanghi Auto Show called the Concept CS. It is longer and lower than the 7-series and if this car hit production it would most likely sport a 6.0-liter 12-cylinder engine and have almost the same chassis as the 7-series. There are more pictures on the next page.
[Source: Auto Shows Blog at Motor Trend]
DEC Cathena CX UMPC Announced
May 1, 2007
Data Evolution Corporation just announced a new UMPC for the North American market, the Cathena CX ($799). This is the company’s first UMPC weighing in at only 2.2 lbs. It is powered by an AMD Geode LX800 processor and features a 7-inch touch-screen with 800×480 resolution. It supports up to 1GB of RAM and come with 40, 80 or 100GB of storage. The wireless is 802.11 b/g, Bluetooth® 2.0 and a near full size QWERTY USA keyboard. There is no word yet on availability.
[Source: Laptoping.com]











