Monthly Archives: April 2013

hardware April 19, 2013 posted by

Photon 3D scanner – digitize me, Captain!

Are your skills in traditional arts far superior to those in the computer sciences department? Do you ever wish that you could make something, and then scan it onto your computer so your can get a 3D printer to make dozens more of them? The solution would be to get a 3D scanner, but those aren’t exactly the cheapest.

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Photon 3D scanner – digitize me, Captain!
hardware April 18, 2013 posted by

Combimouse wants to change the way you work and play

While the peripherals you use for your PC might have changed over the years, there hasn’t really been anything that will “wow” you. There may be new shiny things that have faster DPI settings or backlit keys, but if you’ve seen one, you’ve seen them all. The keyboard and mouse are very separate items, but can you imagine a world where they were combined?

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Combimouse wants to change the way you work and play
hardware April 18, 2013 posted by

Y-cam Home Monitor – burglars beware!

If you live in a “safe” neighborhood, that doesn’t mean that the chances of being robbed have disappeared. If burglars decide that your home is a target and you’re not there, sad to say but there’s not a whole lot you can do. Getting a security system may give you some peace of mind, but you still won’t be able to know what’s going on if the alarm is tripped until afterwards.

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Y-cam Home Monitor – burglars beware!
hmm..interesting April 18, 2013 posted by

KitchnAid Pro Line Tea Kettle – when boiling water is serious business

There are specialty items for just about any and every thing you’ll ever lay eyes on. While most of us are happy with whatever works, it doesn’t mean you can’t indulge in a nicer quality product now and again. While boiling water may not seem like a big deal to you, it could be an art form to others, which means that heating H2O in a regular ole pot or kettle isn’t going to cut it.

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KitchnAid Pro Line Tea Kettle – when boiling water is serious business