Monthly Archives: September 2009
Taylor Digital Measuring Cup Scale
By Andrew Liszewski
While it won't completely replace a standalone scale in your kitchen, this clever measuring cup that features a digital scale built right...
Light-Up Body Parts Lawn Ornaments Is One Of Those Decorations You Can Leave Up...
By Andrew Liszewski
Yes, they're slightly more appropriate for Hallowe'en, but these glowing dismembered body parts lawn ornaments could be used for any holiday throughout...
Fake Fire Extinguisher Phone Just Seems Like An All-Around Great Idea
By Andrew Liszewski
I can't imagine anything funnier than the look on someone's face when their home is burning to the ground and they...
Belkin Conserve Surge Powerbar With Built-in Timer
By Andrew Liszewski
Belkin's new Conserve Surge powerbar features a built-in timer that will automatically cut power to six of the 8 outlets after 11...
OhGizmo Review: iGo Netbook Charger
By Colin Ackerman
We've been fans of iGo's power accessories for a while; with a system of interchangeable tips to charge as many gadgets as...
Dell Introduces First Laptop With Inductive Charging
By Chris Scott Barr
Wireless charging is not a new concept, as we've already seen it in at least one mainstream product, the Palm Pre....
Borders Joins In The Fun, Offers Free Wi-Fi To All Customers
By Chris Scott Barr
Back at the end of July Barns & Noble announced that you would be able to receive free Wi-Fi at all...
Compact Wireless Keyboard With Touchpad
By Andrew Liszewski
If you ask me, most wireless keyboards designed to be used with HTPCs are just too big. I have no intentions of...
Pixel Bulb Could Use Some Anti-Aliasing
By Andrew Liszewski
It doesn't look like it gives off that much light, and those sharp, pixelated edges might not be safe for kids, but...