Tag - Technology
Toshiba has released the MK3233GSG series of 1.8-inch hard disk drives, which available in capacities of up to 320GB are touted to be the highest capacity 1.8-inch HDDs. Made in magnetic layers with a magnetic recording head, the hard drives offer an...
Sound Asleep has announced a memory foam version of its musical pillow for more comfort and fun. Yes, sleeping with the earphones clipped gets painful to the ears, but the idea of a foam pillow with built-in speakers is good to satiate those music...
Tired of moving your fingers over multitouch surfaces, then this transparent glass display from Microsoft Research, which lets the body to be used as a control mechanism, is sure to be your liking. On display in various colleges across the United...
To know why a baby is crying is perhaps a mother’s biggest problem, but it’s time now for all mums to rejoice, for an iPhone application is here to figure out the same in just 10 seconds. From Biloop Technologic in Barcelona, the Cry Translator is.
Remote control cars have matured big time lately. Breaking the bounds of being only toys for child play; these cars have reached the limits of functional technology. Affirming the same is the G-Bound, a remote controlled amphibious car from CCP, a...
Now, this could be the way we’d read the newspapers in the near future, or are e-book readers or good old paper better? Come, you take a pick, but do read this to decide.
Designed by a group of students af the Potsdam University of Applied...
Not many of us are seen playing pinball anymore. No matter how addicted we may have been to the game back in its time, it has lost out now. Nanotech, however, wishes to revive the lost era of pinball, and has thus popped up the Multipin, a digital...
Scientists from the VTT Technical Research Center of Finland and the Helsinki University of Technology have developed a loudspeaker system, which unlike ever before, uses tiny aluminum wires suspended like a bridge between two supports to create a wide.
USB 3.0 is still juvenile, but it is steadily making a niche for itself. We’ve seen a storage solution and a webcam made to cope with this superfast technology, and now we have Super Talent delivering the first USB 3.0 thumb drive, the SuperSpeed USB.
A walking robot done at the expense of time and money, but the result still remains to be seen. Dubbed the Gigar (what and why on Earth this, no idea), it is a DIY robot that’s been resurrected at a cost of $10,000 and with over 100 hours of labor....
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