Keep Your Coffe Warn with USB Plate
Posted by bensto in Coffe-Maker on 04 4th, 2008
Hotplate powered by USB keeps your coffee warm, It’s perfect and it’s simple. Just flip a switch, and the hot-plate turns into a peltier device, quickly cooling to 45 degrees Fahrenheit (7 degrees Celcius).Nice ! By maintaining optimum temperatures for your caffeine delivery system, you can enjoy increased work productivity and nice twitchy gaming reflexes.
One thing important is hat it’s not powerful enough to chill a room temperature drink, or warming cold coffee - that kind of ability is sneaking dangerously close to x-factor mutant ability! It will, however, delay the inevitable march towards room temperature.
read comments (0)Refrigerator Timer
Posted by bensto in HOME APPLIANCES on 04 3rd, 2008
Do you know how long that salsa you’re about to eat has been moldering in your fridge for? The few days ago Refrigerator Timer helps you to answer these types of low-tech perplexing questions in the high-tech straightforward method you are accustomed to. Simply stick this button-sized timer onto any newly-opened food based item you would like monitor. Push the button, and the LCD display starts counting down the number of days it’s been sitting. It’s a simple but genius concept. Two timers come in a pack so you’ll be sure to have enough to monitor all the amateur science experiments in your fridge.
Mini bug detector tool
Posted by bensto in Security and Alarm on 04 3rd, 2008
The Mini Bug Detector offers protection against wireless microphones and transmitters. This device is suitable for securing homes, offices and hotel rooms. With LED signal strength display and audio tone that help pinpoint the exact location of bugs. The audio alarm can be turned off for discreet sweeps, while the sensitivity adjustment reduces false alarms.
This tool featuring also wide range circuitry that enables it to detect concealed transmitters operating on frequencies from 50 MHz to 3 GHz. The power to expose most high frequency transmitters, as well as more common VHF and UHF bugs, is now in the palm your hand. You were never fearful again.
Portable Microwave
Posted by bensto in Microwave on 03 27th, 2008
No need trips to the kitchen or treks to the caffeshop, now you can reheat coffee right at your desk; or nuke some soup for you brown bag lunch or pop some ‘corn in the entertainment room. Takes up less than a cubic foot. Plug it in anyplace that’s handy, work or home office, home gym, family room, nursery, wet bar, dorm room, work bench, pool house etc.
The Iwavecube is innovative personal microwave has all the electronic controls and safety features you expect, but it takes up less than a cubic foot of space. Plug it in anyplace that’s handy — work or home office, home gym, family room, nursery, wet bar, dorm room, work bench, pool house, everywhere! The quiet, super-energy-efficient iwavecube measures just 10? x 10.5? x 12? and weighs only 12 lbs. Features a built-in carry handle and view-through door.
ITC: All-in-One, Home Entertainment System
Posted by bensto in Home Audio on 03 22nd, 2008
Maybe you think that high-end custom installs are getting too complicated. If you go it alone you’ve got a bewildering array of option when it comes to amplifiers, video processors, projectors, sound etc and that’s before you’ve tried to make them all talk to each other.
Nowdays they’ve done the hard work for you. The ITC One (Integrated Theater Console), the world’s first personalized, compact, all-in-one, plug-and-play home entertainment system Take a large box that wouldn’t be out of place in a high-tech computer room. Fill it full of best-of-breed technology (Bryston amplifiers, high def TiVo etc). Make a customised interface to control it all and Voila, you get “The all in One”.
The full list of toys is too long to repeat and includes mechanical as well as electronic devices. Think power conditioners, cable management, anti-vibration systems, your choice of game console, media center PC the list is endless.
It looks nice, since it costs only $24K and it has a space for you to plug in your iPod.
