Whether you are traveling or camping there can be a lot of concern about the quality of the water you are drinking and what you might actually be drinking along with it. Whether the concern is for bacteria, viruses, or protozoa you can clean your water quickly and easily with a SteriPEN Ultra Portable Water Purifier. It purifies 16 ounces of water in less than 60 seconds.
From the “why didn’t I think of
that?” category comes Pressy, a clever little device that adds a
user-configurable physical button to your Android smartphone in
exchange for – surprise – your headphone jack. Unsurprisingly,
the Kickstarter campaign goal was surpassed in merely a day.
Size counts. If you want proof, just look at the way our society develops technology, how obsessed everyone seems to be with making everything smaller and more portable. Today, we’re going to take a look at this obsession. Today, we’re going to examine some of the smallest computers ever created.
With its AC wall charger built-in, the
new N100i smartphone from Daxian allows users to ditch the annoying
USB cable and wall-wart combination to juice up after a long day.
There are some strong drawbacks to the execution, though, so it’s a
good thing Daxian didn’t remove USB charging entirely.
There is an age-old debate between men and women about which sex has a harder chore when it comes to shaving, Men point out the fact that they must do it every day — in some cases twice for the hairiest of the sex if they are going out in the evening. Women lay claim to the title for having to do it upside down in a slippery shower with water trying to run in their eyes. Point to the ladies, fellas. However, that field can be leveled just a bit with Mommy’s Helper Safer Grip Foot Rest.
Flashy technology has always been a staple of science fiction films -and there’s not much flashier than the gesture-controlled computers seen in Minority Report. At the time the movie was released, those must have seemed positively outlandish. Now, though?
Now we’re rapidly approaching a point where such outlandish technology is becoming commonplace, and it’s got the potential to completely change how we compute.
Dog breath-vapored and finger-printed windows, shaving-creamed and
water-spotted mirrors are irritating, but seldom rise to the level of
must-clean more than monthly. Actually, I rarely clean the bay windows
or sliding door glass unless company comes and the streaking that
remains makes me wish I’d left them dirty. But if I had a robot to
clean the buggers, it might just change my view about the whole process.
Alas, here’s the Winbot 7 by Ecovacs….
Was last week’s $1200 Hyetis Crossbow
too rich for your blood? You might
like Omate’s TrueSmart, then, which trades some of the Crossbow’s
more superfluous extras for Android support, the ability to be used
as a phone, and a much
lower price tag.
Is the world around you too darn loud? The In-Ear Amplifier from Able Planet gives you super hearing of a sort.
Are you ready for the Zombie Apocalypse? Are you sure? Your zombie killing kit needs to include the Zomstro Zombie Cleaver knife by Ka-Bar to ensure your survival and success in the undead realms of the future. Only the best equipped will last through the long night of the walking dead.
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