Apparently this magical silver goo conducts as well as gold and is way way thinner than wiring in circuits, so it has the potential to make much smaller gadgets.

I’ve handled this several times before, but here we have some more on those almost mythical Invisibility cloaks

It’s a 3D mouse. With an LCD screen and loads of buttons. For around $500,-.

This gadget site is chock full of iphone / ipod gadgets, watches, USB stuff, car electronics, lasers, flashlights, spy pens, nature digital sound recorders, toys, crossbows, gunsights, GSM bugs and signal blockers, PSP Pandora batteries, and god knows what else, and for insanely low prices – with free shipping! Have fun overspending here 🙂

For around $450,- these guys have documented how they made their own microsoft surface thing. They used open source tools for the applications, and got it looking very slick. It took them about two weeks to do, so with instructions, you should be able to make it more quickly.

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A lovely piece of hardware that takes 1280×1024 pictures at customisable intervals for only $159.99

I’ve been writing about mind controllers for years now but we’re finally seeing some movement in the market.
Neurosky finally has their unit ready for production, and has launched an SDK for developers. They’re also looking to use their technology in a wide variety of settings such as cars.
Find out here!

This is a simple piece of hardware you put under your shower drain, which transfers heat from hot shower waste water to cold incoming water. This cuts water heater use by 25%-40%. It has no moving parts

This seems like a very easy and effective way to save money.

This online store in Hong Kong only charges $3,- for worldwide shipping and features a dizzying array of USB gadgets. The selection of USB hubs alone is totally astounding, but the amount of other USB stuff they have is completely insane. Happy shopping!

With the Zypad device, which runs a Linux operating system, one can access a remote host system through integrated wired or wireless interfaces. The unit boasts a special fiberglass-reinforced nylon-magnesium alloy case for maximum durability and minimum weight.

Features include “802.11 and Bluetooth/Zigbee interfaces, a GPS receiver, electronic compass, biometric fingerprint sensor, and a tilt- and dead-reckoning system that detects the position of the user’s arm and sets the system to standby mode when the arm is hanging down beside the body.”

Wrist-worn computer packs beaucoup functions | Military Tech – CNET News

Easy to build, this will fry anything with an ethernet port on it.

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It’s fairly affordable (EUR. 200) and links in to Google Maps, so other people can track you.

How to turn a motion detector into a USB device that will lauch a multimedia presentation.

And why not put an accellerometer on the SIM card?

Very usefull, huge collection of manuals about just about everything.

This one is for the flash on your camera, and uses fibre optics to create the ring directly around the lens. It goes for $5,-

Kind of like Keepon but furrier

It takes around 4 – 8 hours to purify a full one, but it’s less resource intense than boiling the water.

TrueMotion is a Wii controller by Sixense which is way way better than the actual Wii controller because it has a much more accurate way of determining where the stick is in space. So they’re releasing it for the PC at around $100,- with a game.

Very usefull if you’re an outdoors type of person who does like his gadgets:

The new Palm Pre looks very awesome: smaller than an iphone, slideable keyboard (I love that keyboard, it’s very very good) and an OS which seems slicker than Apple’s. Other than that it seems to have all the prerequisite bits and bobs, such as wifi, gprs, reasonabley poor camera, gps, bluetooth, 480×320 display.

Apps can be created for the new webOS using just javascript, HTML and CSS.

This drive uses P2P technology to back up your drives synchronysly anywhere on the planet. Sounds good, but you do need to have 2 of these drives. They’re made to sync to each other. It won’t plug in to your existing NAS automagically. Your source drive would need some way of identifying and sending the data over the bittorrent link.

This allows you to set your white balance before uncapping your lens.

This links to a whole range of impressive cheapskate (but effective!) ways of upgrading your camera setup, such as how to make cheap flash diffusers, your own camera bag, flash deflection umbrella’s, tripods, ringlighting rigs, etc.

It’s GSM Watch phone week!

The first is the Phenom Watch Phone which features a 1.3″ touchscreen you can operate with a stylus and has a seperate keypad. It’s feature packed and also has an MP3 & MP4, built in microphone and speakers, digital and video camera, Micro SD slot and built in Bluetooth.

They have more of them too, such as the glam model

They’re not cheap, but being able to video call from your watch is of course hugely cool. Unfortunately I can’t find any reviews or videos of someone actually making a call on it.

Then there’s the lG-GD910 which is a 3G HSPDA watch phone. The screen is 1.43″ touch and uses text to speech technology.

Also no idea how stupid you look when trying to actually make a call with it though.