Sonos SUB Wireless Subwoofer
The Sub is a wireless subwoofer for Sonos amplified systems. It has two “force-canceling” speakers that prevent the case from shaking, two class-D amplifiers and one-button setup.
The Sub is a wireless subwoofer for Sonos amplified systems. It has two “force-canceling” speakers that prevent the case from shaking, two class-D amplifiers and one-button setup.
A concept from the Quirky community, Ions is a miniature LED lamp with a magnetic base and a pivoting hinge, making it easy to install and use in tight spaces or even on other tools.
The DeLorme inReach two-way satellite communicator has global coverage, letting users send SOS, location data and even text messages on their smartphones even in remote areas.
Transforms your iPhone 4 or 4S into a fully-functional guitar trainer with real strings and a light-up fretboard to help guide your fingertips. Has several difficulty levels and a free play mode.
MIT researchers have invented a substance called LiquiGlide which can be used to line surfaces to make them super-slippery, keeping ketchup and other thick liquids flowing from bottles with ease.
The designers from New York’s PENSA! envision an easily installed urban street lamp which uses solar energy to drive its LED lights, offering built-in USB gadget charging, and an optional seating area.
The LuminAID is the world’s first inflatable solar-powered LED lamp. Just 4 hours under full sunlight is enough to power it for 6 to 10 hours. Product demo at 0:50. Another demo video here.
Leap Motion’s gesture control system can detect minute finger movements – producing a much greater level of detail than Kinect – though it is designed only for hand gestures. More here.
This clever kit lets you turn everyday objects or drawings into working buttons or keyboards for controlling games and other software. As shown in the video, you can even play with your banana.
Chameleon is an alternative to the vanilla home screen on Android tablets. It lets you place groups of apps and then switch to different home screens based on location, Wi-Fi network or time.
Has a 15.6″ 1080p screen and a design that fits both work and play. Available with Intel Ivy Bridge CPUs up to 2.9 GHz Core i7, GeForce GTX 675M GPU, 32GB RAM and a 32GB SSD drive for caching.
A unique electronic music-making plaything, the AlphaSphere is covered with 48 tactile, pressure-sensitive pads which can programmed used to control music software on your computer.
A new mirrorless APS-C camera from Sony. It has a 16.1mp Exmor CMOS sensor, 1080/60i video, BIONZ image processor, built-in flash, 180° tiltable 3″ LCD, and interchangeable lenses.
Music played on floppy drives never gets old. Ok, it sorta does. But we’re still impressed by this rendition of Ramin Djawadi’s masterful Game of Thrones theme played with these computer relics.
Diesel Lace Design sells Xbox 360 controllers with the default ABXY buttons replaced with spent 9mm casings. You can also send in your own controller to be modded, or order just the buttons.
A case for the iPhone 4/4S that’s also a 4G WiMax hotspot for the iPhone plus 8 additional devices. The first 512MB is free; pay $10 per additional 1GB. Also has a built-in iPhone charger.
Measures only 0.64″ thick and weighs 3lbs. It has a 13″ screen, 2GHz Ivy Bridge Core i7 CPU, 128GB SSD, 4GB RAM and comes with Windows 7 Home Premium and Photoshop and Premiere Elements.
Balykin Pavel came up with this awesome concept for a watch that features a digital hourglass a while back. We’re surprised such a cool design never actually went into production. It should have.
Developed by Richard Haberkern, the Soundlazer is a portable open-source ultrasonic parametric speaker, which means that the sound is delivered in a narrow path to only its intended listener.
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