Originally sold by Ozaki, a Taiwanese company, the iCoat bubble for iPad will now soon reach Japan thanks to Links. With a unique “bubble” type design, the iCoat Bubble for iPad are among the best protective case on the market. So if you are living Japan, just go and check the nearest Yodobashi Camera to get one of them.
Our Case is also known as IC832D in Japan and weight 133g.
The touch activated lamp reaches its logical conclusion with this glowing snare drum that will only turn on when it hears the sound of the drum itself. So while it’s technically sound activated, you still have to touch the drum in order to turn it on. It’s smart enough to ignore claps and other loud sounds, but the video included below doesn’t show what would happen if you played a drum roll instead of just tapping it. And if you’re looking at this lamp and thinking to yourself: “hmmm… this looks suspiciously like an art piece and therefor probably costs a small fortune” you’d be absolutely right. $850 is what you’ll need to add this to your decor, not including shipping since they’re made to order in New Zealand.
Announced at 13,000 Yen and schedule to be sold in 2 weeks in Japan, Sharp latest “Brain” e-Dictionary, the PW-AC10 seems to comes right from the mobile phone world and looks just like a “cheap” Blackberry.
With its QWERTY Keyboard “A la” Smartphone, and a 2.4” QVGA color screen, our e-dictionary has clearly made to look like one and attract customers with this interesting design. Available in 3 different colors including White, Pink and Lime, our e-Dictionary includes many different languages …
Even with a wireless mouse and keyboard for my MacBook, I’m still too lazy to hook it up to the LCD display sitting mostly unused on my desk. It’s quite literally just a case of connecting one cable, but that’s one cable more than doing nothing. For the rest of you who use your laptops as double-duty portable and desktop PCs, and are slightly more motivated than me, the Easy Dock from Warpia makes hooking up your KVM as easy as plugging in a USB wireless transmitter. Everything on your desk stays connected to the dock, including your speakers, and the only drawback I can see is that you’re ‘limited’ to a resolution of 1400×1050 or 1440×900 (widescreen) over the wireless connection. $149.99 available directly from Warpia.
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Cenutry Japan, you know the company that came with the HDD Stage Rack, well they are back today but with something completely different from what we get used to get from them, the Diving Google with Camera.
With a 2Mpix sensor, 8GB of internal memory, our goggle are not only capable to shoot photo but also videos in 1280×960 @ 30fps and can be used at a depth of 20m maximum. Prefect for the “perv” in you who’s planning to use them at the nearest pool.
www.tipb.com Ally walks us through the main OS on both the Samsung Galaxy S Captivate offered through AT&T featuring Android 2.1 and through Apple’s iOS 4, currently available on all iPhone models
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We knew it was a rumor all along, but it looks like this rumor just didn’t turn our way. The Dell Mini 5, or Streak, was once thought to support T-Mobile’s 3G network, but probably not supported by T-Mobile (like that good ol’ N900). Dell has said themselves that the Streak “will not be certified for T-Mobile operation overall.” I guess that means that no AWS goodness will be thrown in, EDGE maybe (but who wants that). If you still want the Streak, the good news is that it will get FroYo this year. Seriously though, who’s looking at the Dell Streak when so many other great Android phones are out (or on their way)?
There is no doubt that Sharp changed the Japanese landscape when it comes to Linux based handled and while the Zaurus 3200 is no longer available, we were please to see last march that Sharp is still working hard on bringing Linux in Japan to compact or handheld devices. Sure we tester a fair bunch of these Linux powered Sharp devices here on Akihabara News with the Netwalker PC-Z1 and the Netwalker PC-T1, but these products were more targeting people looking for a desktop oriented experience …
The most innovative and creative skateboard designs from all over the world.
LED Skateboard
Awesome illuminated skateboard with incorporated LED lights. [link]
Fan Powered Skateboard
Propeller powered skateboard consists of an overpowered model airplane engine strapped onto a plank with skateboard wheels. [link]
Foldable Skateboard
Interesting skateboard deck concept designed by Jin-Seok Hwan. [link]
Glass Skateboard
Transparent skateboard by Dan Carbone. Photo by [...]
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