With recent technologies in the auto industry, one of the more popular inventions in recent years is the portable Global Positioning System or portable GPS systems, for short. Drivers who purchase a GPS system-tracking device for their car feel safer Continue reading
Remember the movie Minority Report? Where Tom Cruise plays with his Pre-Crime software, moving things from side to side, opening folders and files with just the tip of his finger and you think to yourself: “wow! this must be the future, I haven’t seen anything like this before”.
Well, if you were attending the All Thing’s Digital conference in Carlsbad, California (or “The Today Show” on NBC-TV) you would have seen Microsoft CEO, Steve Ballmer, unveiling the company’s first surface computing product, called Microsoft Surface.
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3D illustrator Yann Le Coroller discovered a real passion for UI design, a passion which encouraged him to create an unofficial Mac Tablet, the ultra portable MacTab. Yann says he finds UI design “extremely fulfilling because it demands a creative yet very structured thinking”.
The MacTab has an incredibly thin wireless keyboard used as a protection cover for transportation, while staying in place with a combination of magnets and notches. You can use the MacTab on your desk at a vertical position by using a hinge placed on the back of the computer.
Are you looking for a great inexpensive Portable GPS Navigation System under $250?
The Whistler WGPX550 portable GPS Navigation System comes with preloaded free GPS maps of the United States, (48 US states including Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands) on an SD card that ships with the unit. It gives you access to millions of points of interest, including restaurants, hotels, and ATMs; WAAS (Wide Area Augmented System) enabled for accuracy in coastal areas. There’s also a DVD included that provides you with all of the GPS maps for Canada.
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Samsung unveiled three new product design Concept PC and boy are they, well…bizarre…unique, or just out of this world. One looks like a white witch’s hat – check out the round keyboard – very smooth. The other one reminds me of a combination of a coat hanger and a lamp and the third goes for the spacecraft meets a tray. All are white and very sleek. I feel like touching one of the buttons to see what happens cause I have no idea how these things áre supposed to work, but as i’m all for creative thinking and thinking outside of the box (OMG, that is such a bad joke), all I can say is – Way to go!
The new Kodak pocket sized digital camera is in fact a photo locket. The designer Lindsey Pickett describes her industrial design creation as an example for the future of wearable technology.
The new Kodak digital camera does’nt have a high-tech style but more of a nostalgic-authentic look & feel. Simply press the button and your moment is captured. Photos are saved and sent directly to your Kodak EasyShare Gallery via bluetooth internet connection. As a traditional photo locket, the new Kodak digital camera design by Lindsey Pickett displays precious memories captured as photos. You can wear the photo locket as a pendant necklace, a handbag charm or as a classic pocketwatch.
Road warriors running low on batteries can open up Solio’s solar panels, which fan out like a clover, and charge up their electronic gadgets with a small connector cord, on the spot. It stores energy from either the sun or a wall outlet for up to a year. Continue reading
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