March 4th, 2008
The Meridian 808.2 Signature Reference CD player is here to please those who seek the ultimate in world of digital music.
Featuring a novel digital speaker connector, you can hook it up to any of Median’s compatible DSP speaker range. Powering the audio side of things is Median’s Resolution Enhancement System, which upsamples regular 16-bit 44.1kHz CD quality sound to 176.4kHz in 24-bit clarity.
With all these high-tech figures and more geeky terms, I’m sure it will be a luxurious acoustic treat to hungry ears. For $16,000, the new Meridian 808.2 Signature Reference CD player is truly exceptional.
March 1st, 2008
This amphibious scooter could be used on land like a normal scooter, and as a propeller for swimming thanks to its two hub motors. Super fun for the kids.
The Skidscooter is designed by Yong Jieyu and has won a reddot design award.
Skidscooter functions in very different orientations in each environment and allows two very different user experiences on one product.
February 29th, 2008
Samsung is all set to launch two new models of its bacteria-killing air conditioners, which use compnay’s proprietary Micro Plasma Ion (MPI) technology.
After launching last year in the US and Europe, they are now set for a launch in Asia. The Vivace Shadow Mirror and Neo-Forte pack enough firepower to kill those germs.
The officials are claiming MPI to be capable of eliminating 78 percent of fungus and 58 percent of bacteria in a 30-minute time frame, within an enclosed environment.
February 27th, 2008
The newly launched MacBook Air will soon see its Windows competition from the manufacturers of IBM with Lenovo ThinkPad X300. At 0.73 inches (1.85 cm) thin and 2.9 pounds (1.3 kg) without its extended battery, it matches the MacBook Air in slimness and weight.
February 27th, 2008
If you think you don’t get enough attention already by just sporting around with your iPod nano, then Goldgenie has a solution.
They are offering a limited edition 24-carat gold plated iPod nano with 8GB of capacity. It comes with black front face with laser engraved “Bizarre” logo. But, why the heck they named it Bizarre? It doesn’t look really bad from any angle. Well, what’s there is the name?
Only 500 units of the Bizarre iPod nano have been put into production and each sells for nearly $450.
February 24th, 2008
If Honda is swollen with pride of their humanoid robot Asimo, it’s Toyota now to flaunt its new humanoid robot. The new personal robot is a part of Toyota’s Global Vision 2020.
The 152-centimeters (5-foot) tall two-legged robot is capable of playing violin. It makes use of its mechanical fingers to push the strings and plays the bow with its other arm.
It touts 17 movable joints that endow it with the capability to conduct domestic duties and assist in nursing.
