Evolta Mini Robot climbs the Grand Canyon

Matsushita Electric Industrial just introduced a small robot that could climb the Grand Canyon. Well, the mini-robot which weighs only five ounces wasn’t really developed for that purpose but to check the power of their Evolta batteries. Read more

DID: Samsung rolls out new LCD TV, brighter than ever

Samsung just introduced a new LCD screen that is more ideal to use outdoors because of its brightness. It’s actually 33% brighter than their current LCD models. Samsung’s new DID or digital information display can be used in museums, bus shelters, and transit centers, hoping to phase Read more

Super Mario Jacket is really green, no it’s not eco-friendly

I like to start collecting geeky yet trendy clothing like this one. I don’t like the green color but the Super Mario Brothers print is just lovely.

The jacket is made from poly-cotton that could keep you warm. It’s getting colder Read more

iPod Touch: The future of gaming?

Greg Jozwiak, chief marketing official of Apple, says that the iPod Touch is the future of gaming. Personally, I think it can be along with the iPhone because of the apps and games that can be installed and played–or not. Read more

Saitek Eclipse III keyboard: Backlit keys anyone?

I wonder why and how some people could use their PCs in the dark. I, for one, find it difficult to type when there is not enough light sometimes I wish my keyboard has some backlight. Take for example this Saitek Eclipse III keyboard, this could very well be a good alternative for those who like to save energy. Read more

Photoshop.com: Adobe joins the web revolution bandwagon

Every intelligent technology businessman is looking for ways to hook onto the web, and make the best of it. So maybe web guru Tim O’Reilly wasn’t wrong when he said that a change is happening, and all we got to do is watch out for it. The latest to join the bandwagon is Adobe which plans to give it’s baby, Photoshop.com an edge, by letting its fans use it online as well, instead of just using it in isolation. Now, I really like that idea. Read more

Retro Duo SNES console is too geeky for gamers

I knew it, some people just can’t get enough of the things of the past that’s why they make retro versions of whatever. This portable SNES console here looks geeky gamers would love to get their hands one. Read more

Fireworks Locator System: Mac’s concept saves you from parking woes

Sometimes it’s hard to park inside a building’s parking lot because anyone could forget. Like me, even if I don’t park the car on my own, I seem to forget where we’re parked all the time.

Though weird, the Fireworks Locator system by Mac Funamizu. He’s the same guy who conceptualized the Nokia Aeon and iPhone fusion concept phone and the Mac Mini concept Read more

What to Expect from the Next iPhone Update

Ah, the iPhone. A lot of people still see it as one of the best phones in the world today. It paved the way for touchscreen phones we could only dream of before.

Apple iPhone owners are just waiting for another update. While I’m still not on list of those who own Read more

Space Invaders Alarm Clock: Fancy clock plays real game sound

Space Invaders have already celebrated their 30th anniversary but nothing’s gonna stop the fans and geeks from coming up with Space Invaders gadgets. Now, we have this alarm clock from Japan that looks so cute in either black or white. Read more

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