Any aspiring student that has gone to the college library to burn the midnight candle to study for next day final exams will appreciate the Napbook. The Napbook is the product of Icelandic designer Hafsteinn Juliusson who combined a pillow with an ordinary laptop bag. Two simple items that people use daily to make one great gadget.
Another indication that Halloween is the next big event, the bloody stump wrist restwill earn you an all inclusive, weeks stay at the psych ward of a local hospital, if used in a corporate office environment. Of course, you could claim medical reasons for using a wrist rest, after all, it does help reduce repetitive stress injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome, and it may even boost productivity if it keeps people from visiting you at your desk.
These wrist rests come in two varieties, severed hands and who can forget the severed feet for those with a foot fetish.
The other day, we featured the bad ass USB drive, a USB drive shaped as a bullet. This was for those looking to enhance their tough guy (or girl) image. It’s only fitting that we provide some balance today by highlighting the USB Tear Drop Thumb Drive.
If you’ve seen those late night infomercials, you’ve seen that body toning and weight loss are two of the more lucrative niches for those infomercials. Within this niche, it seems that the infomercials cater to two different groups of people. You’ve got products such as P90X that cater to the crowd that is interested in working out but then you’ve also got gadgets that you strap around your waist, plug into the wall and miraculously through a series of impulses to your abdominal muscles, you’ll see muscle toning even while you’re watching TV.
This is one badass USB drive. Crooks and Castles encased a 1 gig USB drive within a shell casing. With the chain, you can proudly display your data around your neck and no one will be the wiser. They’ll just think you’re one tough customer.
[via: Gear Fuse]
Like most pieces of technology, with time, prices are dropping and what you get for your money is increasing. The challenge most people find is when is the right time to buy that computer, DVD player, or LCD? Buying technology is a lot like buying a car, once you buy a car and drive it off the road, it’s obsolete and the car has depreciated.
This is a classic retro wireless microphone. Certainly more bulky then the thin is in microphones we see nowadays, but if you have the desk space, this microphone is a nice addition for your pc. The microphone brings back memories of a time that has past, when TV anchors used to have a microphone similar to one of these on their desk while they were broadcasting, or if you are a bit older, you may remember when radio DJ’s used to have something similar as well.
When purchasing a laptop, the usual items of consideration include processing speed, ram, hard drive size, dvd drive options, and weight. These are some of the gold standard items by which laptops are evaluated and compared and the ones that have the better options have always been the top sellers.
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