We'd suggest you give this article a miss if you do not happen to possess the necessary intestinal fortitude - after all, we're talking about a computer mouse that brings the truth much closer to home than what we're used to. The Mouse Mouse, as it is called for obvious reasons, comprises of a preserved mouse skin that wraps the innards of a computer mouse, complete with a slit cut out at the top of the mouse's back in order for the scroll wheel to function as it should. Creepy! We wonder what would happen after months of using this mouse - will all our sweat be soaked up by the dead rodent?
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Sprint is starting the second quarter with a marketing push emphasizing on the quality of their network and its ability to treat real-time information, according to the company. Sprint also reminds prospect users that they might save money by switching. They have setup a couple of web pages: one for the plam pre and another for a 3G modem. Expect TV ads too. What do you think?
“The idea behind the campaign is to demonstrate all the things that happen on the Now Network in today’s fast-paced world,” said Bill Morgan, senior vice president of corporate marketing for Sprint. “Sprint’s Now Network means that our customers can get what they want when they want – whether it’s staying connected through a call, text or e-mail, surfing the web, using GPS, or working remotely and wirelessly.”
BMW has already clearly shown that it wants to make its cars as smart as possible, and it looks like that extends right down to the doors, which have now been smartened up with a little help from the Technical University of Munich. According to New Scientist, the pair have developed a prototype door that uses a range of sensors to detect any oncoming dangers, and work in concert with an accelerometer in the door to prevent it from being opened. What's more, the sensors are apparently also able to detect the proximity of the object and adjust the resistance of the door accordingly -- for instance, slowing the door down if you're about to slam it into a lamp post. The current prototype does apparently have a bit of a problem when it comes to field of view, however, although BMW says that can be remedied with some added cameras in future versions, which could possibly be in actual cars in as little as a year -- though it's quick to point out that it hasn't made a final decision just yet
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Acer's announcing a ton of new gear right now (we're live at the event in an IMAX theater in New Jersey, of all places) and the hottest new products so far are the new Aspire Timeline laptops. Hard specs are a little light at the moment, but what we do know sounds pretty great: 13.3, 14.1 and 15.6-inch LED-backlit 16:9 screens in a one-inch thick chassis, Intel ULV processors, multitouch touchpads, HDMI and S/PDIF out, and eight hours of battery life -- 10 hours with an SSD. The real killer is pricing, however: $699 to $899. Ouch -- poor Adamo. We're still at the event, but we'll be trying to get as much info on these as we can, stay tuned
Looking for a chair for your office that is comfortable and reflects the ultra high tech nature of your office space?
The Varier Gravity Reclining Chairby Stokkes is the one piece of office furniture that you should purchase. Billed as the closest to zero-gravity you can get it to rest in a variety of positions depending on your mood.
it can be positioned upright as an office chair or rocked back for those mid day naps. Unlike other recliners with Gravity the leg rests are tilted back and upwards with the chair. Gravity is extremely comfortable compared to other recliners.
The comfort and sleek design of this chair, will make you will truly feel like your floating in zero gravity
Specifications
*Wood Finishes and Stains: black, natural lacquer, mocca, cherry, natural oiled
*Leather: Yellow, Beige, Cognac, Red, Pale Green, Dark Brown, Brown, Black, Navy Blue, Blue
*Adjustable headrest
The Nokia 5800 is one versatile handset that seems to get better and better with each passing day, somewhat like how fine wine ages although we’re certain you’d much rather prefer the latter compared to an ever depreciating piece of electronics. The 5800 can now stream live TV shows from the BBC by directing your browser here. whether you don’t have an unlimited notes plan to go along with your handset, next we would strongly propose staying connected via a Wi-Fi hotspot unless you want to be slapped with an exorbitant bill at the end of the month.