gadget life

Pylones Mini Refrigerators

Perfect for girls who like spending time outdoors. You'll need a car, so you could plug the funky mini fridge into the DC power supply of your car. On the other hand you'll always have a fridge at hand and all the food and drinks will be stored in safe coolness. So since the capacity of such chill-out mini gadgets is rather limited it would be impossible to use it as the chief cooling device in a house, but it would be perfect for any other room. There is an AC adapter foreseen for cases you don't really go out in the nature.

Sonic Boom

The Sonic Boom is an alarm clock in the shape of a pink heart. These are the usual characteristics. However the manufacturer has made a surprise present for all of us... two of them: one smaller and another bigger. The two surprises are actually two main feats, which differentiate the Sonic Boom from the model having these features - Sonic Boom Love.

Home Theatre on Your Wrist

This small wrist watch   has 2GB of built-in storage and believe me, it is more than enough to hold a full-length feature film. It works with MP1, MP2 or MP3 and even with WMA audio files. It can go through with the JPEG images, and comes with ultimate software that will convert ASF, AVI, MPEG, WMV, DAT/VCD, and ASX files to a viewable format. Isn’t that amazing? It just has everything.  The price tag reads just $150. And for all you gadget nuts is a must!.

Viola Watches

Since 2002 Viola has introduced different women’s timepieces. And this time Viola has shown timeless Celtic Spirals. These watches can amaze any woman. And this will make a perfect gift for your girl friend. 

New Suunto D9

Suunto D9 is the world’s first wristop dive computer designed for professional divers, it is designed to integrate a digital compass and wireless tank data reception. Here are updates to D9 which is now available with either a rubber strap or a titanium bracelet. Features of the Suunto D9 are:
• Air, nitrox, and gauge modes.
• Integrated digital compass.
• Altitude adjustment in case your dive doesn’t start from sea level
• Optional wireless transmitter which attaches to the high-pressure port on your tank and sends pressure data to the D9.
• Low battery warning
• Temperature measurement.
• Multiple decompression modes.
• All the expected digital watch functions
• USB interface with PC software for downloading dive logs.
• Graphical interface for depth and dive time. • Maximum depth reading of 200 meters, or 660 feet.

Elio Linea

Their Elio Linea Scale watch measures time on a personal level, customized to each person’s goals. The Elio Linea reads like a computer progress bar, telling you your position within a predetermined period vs. the time spent and the time remaining. Always know how much time you have left to get to work and how much of a work day is left and even tells you how much nap time is left at work. The watch personalizes itself to your schedule.

Ring Watch

Bored of those entire wrist style designer watches? Au Doigt et a l’oeil is a ring watch that doubles up as a practical piece of accessory that could adorn your fingers and make your hand look prettier. Designed by Sandrine Oppliger for Pierre Junod, Swiss manufacturer of watches. The watch measures 22 x 21.5 mm, costs $555. It comes with a 2 year warranty and is available in two colours: Silver and gold.

"ONE" Foldable Bike

This concept bike has been dubbed “One”. It can easily be folded into a carry bag with a sleek handle and keep it in your car’s trunk for the day you need it. When opened the bike takes a strange looking shape. It has a revolutionary power-assisted system.

Video Glasses from Lumus

This new generation video eye-wear displays videos by reflecting images directly in the eye’s line of sight from a Light-guide Optical element that is attached to the frame and can be seen planted on the right hand side of the glasses.It retains the ability to see where you are heading towards when you are on the move.

The Prayer Antenna

The Prayer Antenna  is a porcupine type helmet (for receiving God’s signal they say). Anyways, it relies on more than just divine voices as the couple of radio transmitters in the museum transmit the surrounding sounds distinctly into the receiver, which is connected to the headphones inside the helmet. You could even tune the signals until you catch FM HEAVEN in your helmet! A kneeling stool is used to kneel while inserting the head in the ‘sacred helmet’. OMFG what is next?