Showing posts with label Electronic Devices. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Electronic Devices. Show all posts

10/27/2006

New MP3 Players

Sure, your MP3 player might show the world your love of Hello Kitty, U2, Minnie Mouse, or, um, geometry, but wouldn't it be great if there was a way you could rock out to tunes while supporting your favorite college team? Well break out your old letter jacket and stained white hat, because school's back in session, thanks to a new DAP on the market shaped and decorated exactly like a mini football helmet (minus the blood-stained facemask, of course). Coming at you from the same company that wowed us with the PEZ MP3 player, the Helmet MP3 sports 1GB of storage, a two-color OLED, and an FM tuner, and features the logo of one of almost 50 major collegiate teams (sorry, Vassar). A convenient belt clip ensures that your school spirit is on display for all to see, and at $100, this DAP is priced exactly the same as the 512MB, screenless PEZ model. Keep reading for a few more bigger-than-life pics, and then hit the Read link if you want to order one of these after your next keg stand.





My mom...the new Big Brother!?!

AT&T lets you spy on your own home, remotely

AT&T has just announced a home monitoring service so that you can spy on your kids / housemates / spouse / pets while you're out and about in the wider world. For a one-time fee of $200, AT&T will sell you an "equipment package" that contains a tilt-and-pan video camera, a motion sensor for a door / window, a "central router" to connect those devices to the interweb, and "two power modules that enable device connectivity via home power outlets." (And shipping you all that to your door will cost you another Hamilton, don't forget.) Further, as you might expect, you can program various alerts or triggers (like turning on a light) if motion is detected. So for all of that (which will still cost you $10 per month to operate), how do you view pictures of people trying to do damage to your domicile? Well, the system transmits over the internet at 3-7fps or if you're viewing it on your Cingular handset, between a paltry 1fps or up to a smokin' 3fps (if you have HSDPA). However, The Associated Press provides one last caveat, though: "The system won't work if the power fails." Thanks, Sherlock.

10/20/2006

New in Music

Sooo I spotted a few things at like, 2am while surfing the net...you guys may know about this already, but I can guarantee most people have no idea....Check it out!

LEVI has new iPod- compatible denim (woah)

Levi iPod Jeans


This one’s old news already, but what the heck: NIKE’s iPod sport kit:

Nike MP3 Sport Kit

Enjoy ;)