Friday, June 18, 2010

The Binocular Camera

If you’re an enthusiastic wildlife photographer then this combination binocular camera from Tokyo’s gadget manufacturer Thanko will help you capture those rare sightings for bragging rights.

The UDGZDC8M combination binocular camera weighs approximately 450g and is equipped with 4 x digital zoom camera and 8 x zoom binoculars and has a 1.5 inch LCD screen for menu navigation.

The binocular camera takes a SD/MMC memory card up to 16GB in size and captures WVGA Quality video at 320×240, 30fps stored as .avi files and still images at a resolution of 4,032×3,024. The device is fitted with a super slow USB 1.1 port and is powered by 4 x AAA batteries.

Saturday, June 5, 2010

Laser Guided Scissors

Having trouble cutting straight edges on your wrapping paper while packing presents? Well don’t bother with the ruler and pencil, just invest a little hard earned cash on these fantastically geeky laser guided scissors, for perfectly straight lines every time.

It’s a shame that the laser doesn’t automatically cut through the paper for you and save you the trouble of using the scissors.But I’m sure in a few years something along those lines will be available and researches are currently busy developing such a gadget for Christmas in the near future.

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

London's City Wide WiFi To Come Before Olympics

London’s Mayor, Boris Johnson has promised to bring city wide WiFi to London prior to the 2012 Olympics. Boris Johnson was speaking at a Google event in Hetfordshire and he has promised that every lamp post and every bus stop in London will one day very soon have WiFi. The project is called ‘Wireless London’ and it is part of Boris Johnson’s try to make London the technological center of the World.

Whether or not they will be able to put this into operation before the 2012 Olympics remains to be seen, as a number of cities around the world have tried to pull this off before without much accomplishment. There are no details on whether the WiFi will be free, or if you will have to pay some sort of fee to use it.

Saturday, May 15, 2010

Update Your Drivers In Just Minutes

One thing we should do in order for our computers to function properly is to update all our drivers because outdated drivers may lead to reduced PC performance or hardware malfunction. Drivers are very essential to any computer since they let the operating system communicate with the computer hardware. Computer parts require a driver because they do not employ typical commands.

Drivers are downloadable and can be found online. But it can really take us hours of searching before we can find the correct one. Luckily, I’ve stumbled on a site that can answer our problems within minutes. It’s pretty mind-boggling but it’s a fact. DriverAccess can fix outdated drivers in a jiffy. Driver Access is a software that swiftly finds the current drivers that fit your computer. It’s easy to use and has a very user-friendly interface.

With this, you won’t experience anymore the hassle of finding all those drivers. Visit driveraccess.com now and start updating your drivers too. The software is assured 100% safe. So don’t worry about any viruses or malware that may come with it.

Thursday, May 13, 2010

Cord-Free Tetra Nightlight

With totally no cords attached to this nightlight, you can put it anywhere you like. You won’t be restricted by the location of outlets within your home. Just find a dark corner that you’d like to brighten up and leave it there. It’s actually made for a child’s room, but it won’t discriminate between adults and children. It’d be happy to offer light to all ages.

This looks like an odd little milk carton, so it would be even cuter if your child has a toy kitchen of some kind. To turn it on you just press the button that’s directly on the bottom. You won’t have to be troubled about it hurting anyone, because it doesn’t have a single hot spot on the light. In order to keep it powered you just need 3 AAA batteries.