The most valuable supply of worthlessness on the web
The Galaxy Tvisto Hard drive case with TV out. Put in a 2.5″ hard drive and get Avi/DivX/XviD video playback as well as photo output to your TV. Very handy portable media player. You can get it in a 2.5″ drive version ($74.95) or a 3.5″ drive version ($149.95).
[tags]Portable media player, PMP[/tags]
In case you haven’t figured out the great level of geekiness I’ve attained, here’s another in my “Stuff I want” category. A Rubik’s cube shaped table.
[tags]Furniture, Rubik’s Cube[/tags]
Yup, the stuff on the shuttle. I can’t afford it, but geek pressure demands I get some somday.
[tags]Aerogel, Geeky stuff[/tags]
I really want to get one of these. You know, to more properrly show off my inner-geek.
Wow, I need to be rich. Here’s another cool gadget I really want to own.
[tags]Gagdet, Clock, Cool[/tags]
Can someone figure out how to get me one of these?
[tags]Zelda, King of Games[/tags]
If I ever save up enough to get my PSP, I think I’ll do this to it. You can never have too much bling! 🙂
[tags]PSP, Mod, Neon, Bling[/tags]
Coming this spring, the new LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT Robotics Toolset.
More in the “I’m a big geeky loser” category – a quilt I’d love to have, just to show how much geekier I am than everyone who visits me (well, they actually visit my wife – I have no friends in the real world).
[tags]Pacman, Pac-Man, Quilt[/tags]
Just because I am a big, geeky loser. I want some of these.
[tags]Q-Bert, QBest, Earrings, Ear Rings[/tags]
Sure, it’s almost $300, but that price will come down, and rather quickly, I bet. It’s a 5.6 inch color LCD and phone that works over IP.
[tags]VOIP, Video Phone[/tags]
From Engadget. Here is a set of refridgerator magnets made up of a 16 character LCD display. The magnets can recognize what other parts of speech are nearby and adjust themselves to make poetry without user interaction. And if you don’t like what comes up, you can shake a magnet to change its word.
As you compose a poem, placing words in grammatical order, the magnets communicate with each other to learn the grammar rules you are using.
Once they are ‘trained’, the magnets can change the words they are displaying to substitute words that don’t fit the established grammar rules, like an autocorrect function.
[tags]Poetry, magnets, Cool[/tags]