Puzzlebox Orbit is an educational toy that combines a brain-controlled helicopter with open hardware, software, and teaching material.
Puzzlebox Orbit is an educational toy that combines a brain-controlled helicopter with open hardware, software, and teaching material.
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Compact and lightweight, Satechi BT Media Remote is the ultimate multi-media companion for your Bluetooth iOS device.
Compact and lightweight, Satechi BT Media Remote is the ultimate multi-media companion for your Bluetooth iOS device. Enjoy the convenience of controlling your iPhone or iPad media wirelessly whether it is connected to your TV, dock station or car stereo.
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You want to use your iPad as a remote, but don’t want to attach a dorky dongle every time you want to change the channel? Perhaps the Logitech Harmony Linkis the answer.
You want to use your iPad as a remote, but don’t want to attach a dorky dongle every time you want to change the channel? Perhaps the Logitech Harmony Link ( $100 ) is the answer.
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the Traxxas X0-1 RC Car is ready-to-race straight out of the box. Known as the world’s fastest RC automobile, it’s capable of 100 mph speeds and boasts a 0-60 time of just 2.3 seconds.
Real-life supercars are damned expensive, so it only makes sense that their radio-controlled counterparts would be equally so. Coming in at around as much money as you’d expect to pay for a beat up pickup, the Traxxas X0-1 RC Car is ready-to-race straight out of the box. Known as the world’s fastest RC automobile, it’s capable of 100 mph speeds and boasts a 0-60 time of just 2.3 seconds.
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A young chap by the name of Ryan has repurposed an old mini-fridge from his college days into a beer-firing drone, which can accept instructions on beer brand, temperature, and destination, before launching it at the target with a force of 50psi.
A young chap by the name of Ryan has repurposed an old mini-fridge from his college days into a beer-firing drone, which can accept instructions on beer brand, temperature, and destination, before launching it at the target with a force of 50psi. An embedded webcam assists the iPhone user in aiming the throws, while it’s also said to record every toss and tweet it out for posterity as well. If this thing could slice bread, we’d probably offer to marry it.
Watch a second vid after the jump…
This dude, literally taped his iPhone to his R/C plane and flew it around. How about a birds eye view on this beautiful planet we all live on?
Here, we have a saying that goes something like this: ” God’s garden is huge, but many of us jump the fence” … i dont know if this makes any sense, or you find the humor, when it’s translated into english, but you will soon see why i chose it for the beginning of this post.
So, a couple of weeks ago, there was a pretty controversial iPhone 3Gs experience on the www where the devices decided to take a dive into the pool, and guess what, it survived. Well , not really because the video was a fake, and you can see why here.
It seems that the iPhone 3Gs is the most adventurous cell phone yet ( Apple, here’s a tagline 😉 ) because this time the phone decided to fly like a bird in the sky.
This dude, literally taped his iPhone to his R/C plane and flew it around. How about a birds eye view on this beautiful planet we all live on?
NOTE: the video is kinda loud so feel free to either mute or turn down the audio
