Creative young Korean minds arrive to these five different concept mobile phones for 2010. Take a closer look at the Wavy Stream, the WaterFall Fish, the Simplice Section, the Cell Dot, and the Lily Tower. Uniquely-designed and named, these future phones have the potential to grab the market’s attention in case they materialize.
The Infrared Flashlight Video Recorder lets you capture night settings with clear and bright impact with the use of its 3-watt cool white LED light as the main light plus 17 infrared LEDs. It supports up to 2GB on the mini-SD card with 128MB memory. It features a 640×480 resolution at 30 fps with a built-in mic and battery status LCD screen. To download videos, simply plug into a computer USB port. $400.
Years ago, the Lego blocks were only intended for kids as a toy but through the advancement of technology, a lot of figures have been created using these famous blocks and now it came to conquer the world of science, as a scanner used in the LDraw CAD program. All its components were made of the colorful plastic toy except for the probe needle and the “brain” which is the Mindstorms NXT.
The 10-inch LG X120 netbook was first introduced in February and it features a 1024×600 screen resolution with LED back light. The vanilla-colored netbook will finally make its public appearance to Japanese markets in March and to European markets including 20 other nations in April. It will cost about $610 in Korea and it is expected to be worth the same when released in some other countries.
The Stealth Switch instantly hides sensitive and confidential information off your screen with the press of a foot switch. It has the ability to mute sound, hide the task bar and desktop icons, and password-protect the restore function. Simple plug it into a USB or PS/2 port and you are ready to make anything on your screen disappear with just one click! The pack includes a 6 feet cable, USB-PS/2 adapter, installation CD, manual, and warranty card.
Wall clocks, alarm clocks, remote controls, and toys are only a few things at home that consume battery in a short period of time. After a few days or weeks batteries become weak and need to be disposed. But did you know that you can extend the life of those batteries up to 10 times? True, the Universal Battery Charger boosts alkaline and rechargeable AA, AAA, C, D, 9-volt, and rechargeable Ni-Cad, Ni-MH, high power, and zinc carbon. It has 6 charging bays with LED monitor that indicates battery status while charging and a micro-processor that checks the charge level… In a way, you can help save the earth.$40.
One of today’s popular arcade game, the Wii Nerf N-Strike is a fun game for kids where players only shoot at targets, inanimate objects, and robots. The game is easily played using just the Wii remotes without the blaster, but it is less realistic, and perhaps not quite as cool, so here is a concept of highly-calibrated weapon designed by Weston Boeges for you to enjoy the whole game.
