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Selling for $80 exclusively from dell for the holiday’s is coming out with this painfully design keyboard for the hardcore gamers to have the best video game experience. I think is more like a doctors visit experience to me.

“Hailed as the “world’s first 2-in-1 PC gamepad and keyboard,” this unit is supposedly geared towards MMO players and features a “Blue Moon” backlight for playing after hours, a pair of USB 1.1 ports, built-in volume control and support for both Macs and PCs.”

via (engadget)

The fireplace theme supertherm glass radiator shown above is actually a free standing heating unit that heats up your room with the latest heating technology. Also available to be mounted on walls as a picture of your choosing in many shapes and sizes .

via (geekalerts)

Just for $29 every guy should go out and invest on this “Toilet tunes”. We guys are known to make some strange and loud noises in the restroom. This is like music coming from your ass!!

“The great thing about this gadget is that it only plays music while you’re actually sitting on the toilet. There is a sensor that sticks to the bottom of the lid and detects when it is either up or down.”

via (ohgizmo)

The rescue robot can be seen in traverse complex and confined spaces within the structure’s semi-collapsed walls, sloping floors, rubble and voids while searching for victims.

“National Institute of Standards and Technology engineers are organizing the fourth in a series of Response Robot Evaluation Exercises for urban search and rescue (US&R) responders to be held on June 18-22, 2007, at Texas A&M’s “Disaster City” training facility in College Station, Texas.”

“This exercise will focus on ground robots that are highly agile, human-portable, or even throwable, and robots that can circumnavigate a large area from a remote operator station. The robots will feature a variety of sensors, including color cameras, two-way audio transmitters, thermal imagers, chemical sensors, 3D mapping systems and GPS locators paired with geographic information systems (GIS).”

via (sciencedaily)

The Volksvegen Viseo is a three-seater electric vehicle. The rear compartment of the car can be detached and doubles as a suitcase.I think VW needs to start packing and drive off with a new idea.

“The project was created considering the visual and conceptional influence of internationally renowned architect Santiago Calatrava. Kirsch created a vehicle that enables a higher level of comfort whilst enhancing the driving experience and promoting ecological values. The target was to create a visionary concept car, shaped and based on the Calatravian motto of “dynamic balance” through the use of new technologies.”

via(yonko design)

The Ripsaw is a military prototype now available for destruction of your neighbor’s yard or cars. Click for video and pic below. Awesom video

“The Ripsaw is an unmanned ground vehicle that tears shit up and doesn’t even bother taking names later. It goes from 0 to 50 MPH in 3.5 seconds, is very maneuverable, and can knock over barns.”

via (geekologie)

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Hey gamers probably want to start saving up for this newly priced chair for only $5635. Might want to let your friends know to get one too so you guys can play two players.

“The HotSeats 723 not only includes all the accessories you’d need for a half-decent flight sim like flight controls, pedals and a Dolby 5.1 surround sound system, but it also includes a Shuttle micro PC and a 23 inch widescreen monitor.”

via (oh gizmo)

This baby comes equipped with a 3.8L V6 turbo four-cylinder engine, 20 inch aluminum 5 spoke polish deep dish rims, and black carbon fiber all over the car. Genesis will be in market of 09′. Click below to view pics and video.

“Bright orange paint and vented carbon fiber hood pop. Dropping beltline behind doors is a signature design feature, helps rear passenger see out. Carbon fiber-tipped spoiler sits out back while the front is capped by a carbon fiber fascia.”

via (autoblog)

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These city cars will be use for the general public to solve the “last mile” problem. They come with a rechargeable linthium-ion battery and have the feature of turning 360 degrees to park sideways easier. I’m pretty sure the bums will take advantage of joy riding on this public city cars.

“The idea is to have a network of these small, electric cars stacked outside mass transit systems so commuters can grab them as needed.”

“They can either drop it off at the vehicle stack at their destination, if there happens to be one, or returned to their original stack, where the vehicle will be recharged and wait for the next person to take it.”

via (geekologie)- (inhabitat)