Monthly Archives: November 2005
Reevu’s MSX1, Cheap HUD Goodness
By David Ponce
Holy crap! Now this is useful as hell. If you're the motorcycling type, know that a UK company called Reevu...
“Survival” Kit In A Sardine Can
By David Ponce
This walks the line between the moderately useful and gimmicky. But as long as there's no fish smell, I can think...
Captain Muddy’s Little Learners: “Dirty” Candy
By David Ponce
Here's an idea. Take a young impressionable child, barely able to tell fact from fiction, and give him this: Captain Muddy's...
Fostex Speaker Uses Surfaces, Not Diaphragms, To Render Sound
By David Ponce
Aside from looking a little like a giant pimped-out Hershey Kiss, this prototype speaker from Fostex seems really promising for those of...
Bluetooth for Women
More and more people are finding very interesting ways to utilize the emerging Bluetooth wireless technology. UK based Cool and Groovy Toy...
The iPod nano Wallet
By David Ponce
The iPod nano is so darn small, it could fit in your wallet. Literally. Although, that might be blasphemous for...
WorkPartner, Funny Looking Robot From Finland
By David Ponce
Ok, either Finland is terribly behind the times in terms of robotic development, or else the WorkPartner robot has a bunch of...
Stealth Audio Carbon Nanofibers Cables
By David Ponce
Last time I came across Stealth Audio, it was for their ridiculously expensive Indra line of audio cables that went for a...
Alienware’s Sentia 3200’s Instant-On Goodness
By David Ponce
Alienware, in my mind, equates with unjustifiable expense. But hell, for some people, having the word "Alien" on their gear is...
