ZINK has recreated the old Polaroid cameras for the digital age. They’re small like your typical point-and-shoot digital camera. You can also print photos. Right from the device.
Unlike the old Polaroid cameras, you can preview your 7 megapixel snapshots before you print. You can also store photos on an SD card. And you can print to sticky backed paper, also. Read the rest of this entry »
The Slingbox SOLO allows you to watch and control your favorite TV source from anywhere in the world on your laptop or mobile phone. So now nothing can come between you and your DVR, digital cable, satellite receiver, or DVD player. The Slingbox SOLO not only allows you to watch your home television anywhere, but it also allows you to watch any cable subscriptions, special programming, or sports packages you may have—at no extra cost. If it’s on your home TV, it’s on your computer and phone—with no monthly fees. With the Slingbox SOLO, you can watch all your favorites wherever you see fit. Read the rest of this entry »
LiveScribe Smartpen. The LiveScribe Smartpen is one of the coolest gadgets that I’ve seen in a while. The LiveScribe pen records your scribbles so that you can view them later on a PC. While that feature is cool, the ability to record audio files is what really makes this gadget shine. You can sync up the audio with your notes and select portions to playback by selecting words that that you wrote down. That way you can jot down words and use them as markers for the audio file instead of listening to the whole thing just to hear one little piece.
They really kept the user in mind when they designed the Smartpen. The software is open-source so you can write your own custom applications. It requires the use of special paper template to work, but once again, they’ve kept us in mind by allowing you to print these templates off on plain paper. Read the rest of this entry »
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