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Clear Blue Hawaii Molokini Kayak

Wed, 26 Mar 2008 22:53:19 GMT

The Molokini is an all-transparent two-passenger kayak made out of the same durable polycarbonate material used in the production of bulletproof glass and fighter jet canopies. It comes equipped with an anodized aluminum internal frame system, dual flotation bladders and a three-quart water bailer. The Molokini features a removable lightweight anodized aluminum frame system, allowing the user to minimize space consumption, thus making transporting and storage of multiple units easy and convenient.

www.clearbluehawaii.com/products/boats/molokini.html

Clear Blue Hawaii Molokini Kayak

Wed, 26 Mar 2008 22:53:19 GMT

Clear Blue Hawaii Molokini Kayak

Wed, 26 Mar 2008 22:53:18 GMT

Clear Blue Hawaii Molokini Kayak

Wed, 26 Mar 2008 22:53:18 GMT

Nissan NV200 scuba cartridge car

Mon, 29 Oct 2007 00:11:30 GMT

Nissan NV200's multiuse cartridge
At the Tokyo auto show, the NV200 was equipped with a cartridge set up for scuba gear. Nissan suggest other diverse uses for it, such as a baker's truck, mobile t-shirt sales, or an Internet cafe on wheels.

reviews.cnet.com/8300-13746_7-48-0.html?keyword=2007+Tokyo+auto+show&tag=ss_rltd&tag=ss_rltd?tag=txt

Cool Toy: Kill-A-Watt EZ

Sat, 29 Sep 2007 05:43:55 GMT

I’m cheap when it comes to electricity. I use a clothesline on (admittedly rare) rain-free days and our heat is mostly provided by a super-efficient woodstove. Always looking for ways to reduce my carbon footprint, I like the idea of this little gadget that helps shrink energy costs and identify the real energy suckers.

The Gadgeteer Hands On Review the-gadgeteer.com/review/kill_a_watt_ez_electricity_usage_monitor explains the Kill-A-Watt in extreme detail if you want the nitty-gritty, but basically you just plug the cell phone-sized device into a three-prong wall outlet, and plug in the appliance you want to monitor to find out how efficient (or wasteful) it really is.
The LCD display lets you monitor the kilowatt hour consumption of an appliance and learn how much it costs to run. It does lots of other stuff too…

Comic Life 1.3

Mon, 10 Sep 2007 15:08:06 GMT

Comic Life: your life in a comic. plasq.com/comiclife/

Expand what you can do with your digital photos! With a comprehensive set of features, Comic Life gives you numerous ways to explore your creativity - liven up holiday snaps, tell a story, even create how-to guides. This award winning software is fun and useful for kids and...big kids!

Right now this app is just available for Mac. Comic life Windows is presently in beta and not yet available for purchase.

Be the hero you are
Want a more authentic-looking comic? Now you can apply filters to your photos to make them look printed, hand-drawn, painted and even 'night vision', among others. 16 included filters expand your creative palette, making ordinary photos... Marvelous!

Web, Camera, Action!

Yep, Comic Life now supports capture from iSight or Firewire DV Cameras - directly in the Library sidebar! Just aim, freeze, and drag.

CineMassive MasterPlex 21T Monitor Array

Wed, 04 Jul 2007 06:15:35 GMT

Gizmodo admits they were wrong when they called this setup a fake. It's the real enchilada. Check out the specs here, and what you get for $3,300. gizmodo.com/gadgets/gadgets/we-were-wrong-cinemassive-masterplex-21t-monitor-array-is-real-240932.php

CineMassive MasterPlex 21T

Wed, 04 Jul 2007 06:15:35 GMT

iphone family subway shot

Tue, 03 Jul 2007 05:15:21 GMT

on Friday night, on her way back from the Apple Store, CNET photographer Sarah Tew snapped a photo of a family with iPhones for each person.

snuznluz

Wed, 18 Apr 2007 23:09:27 GMT

Wake up to the smell of...Animosity...

Connects via WiFi to your online bank account, and donates YOUR real money to an organization you HATE when you decide to snooze!

For years the masses have told you that if you snooze you lose. You never believed them. You held your head high and slept in whenever you wanted to, always without fear of loss. Well, dear friends, the times have changed. The ingenious sages at ThinkGeek Labs(TM) have finally created the Ultimate weapon against snoozing - the SnūzNLūz(TM). People who enjoy sleeping in are cowering in fear all across the globe - it's finally true, when you snooze, you lose!

ThinkGeek, it sounds great! But how does it really work?
Glad you asked....it's quite simple actually. The SnūzNLūz uses the very complex psychological phenomemon known as 'HATRED'. Basically it's human nature to wish harm upon your enemies. Similarly, it's human nature not to give your enemies gobs of cash so that they can grow big and dominate the world with their totally wrong, stupid and invalid point of view. ThinkGeek realized that. That's why everytime you hit the snooze button, the SnūzNLūz will donate a specified amount of your real money to a non-profit you hate. The problem of sleeping in is solved.

Common Usage Suggestions!
Are you a butcher? Set your SnūzNLūz to donate to PETA
Are you a republican? Set your SnūzNLūz to donate to the ACLU!
Are you a land developer? Set your SnūzNLūz to donate to the Wilderness Society!
Enjoy your freedom? (Blue state version) Set your SnūzNLūz to donate to the GOP. or
Enjoy your freedom? (Red state version) Set your SnūzNLūz to donate to MoveOn.Org

Get it here: www.thinkgeek.com/stuff/41/snuznluz.shtml
Cost: $39.99

Terrafugia's flying car

Fri, 06 Apr 2007 19:03:22 GMT

It's not the first question in Terrafugia's FAQ, but it's an important one: How can a car fly? The answer: "In plane mode, the Transition has all of the necessary lift, propulsion, guidance, and control systems for a safe, light sport aircraft. It might be easier to think of the Transition as a light sport airplane that has the additional funcationality of being able to drive."

news.com.com/Flying+car+ready+for+takeoff/2100-11389_3-6040007.html?tag=ne.gall.related

Terrafugia's flying car

Fri, 06 Apr 2007 19:03:22 GMT

For Transition owners with garages or tight urban parking spots, the car will come with retractable wings. With the wings folded up, the vehicle will have the footprint, so to speak, of a large SUV, the company says. Yes, it will come with air bags.
news.com.com/Flying+car+ready+for+takeoff/2100-11389_3-6040007.html?tag=ne.gall.related

Terrafugia's flying car

Fri, 06 Apr 2007 19:03:22 GMT

It's just a scale model now, but the Transition "personal air vehicle"--also called a "roadable plane"--could be scooting through the air in just a few years. That's the goal of start-up Terrafugia, which is aiming to produce a fully operational prototype by 2008 and at least a few production models by the end of the decade.

Terrafugia has a healthy helping of MIT cachet--and cash. It's a project of MIT grad student Carl Dietrich and colleagues at the school's Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics, and is starting out with $30,000 from the Lemelson-MIT Student Prize.

news.com.com/Flying+car+ready+for+takeoff/2100-11389_3-6040007.html?tag=ne.gall.related

Terrafugia's flying car

Fri, 06 Apr 2007 19:03:22 GMT

What kind of gas mileage should we expect from a flying car? The Transition should get 30 miles a gallon in the air, Terrafugia says--even as it hit speeds of 120 miles per hour. Its payload is expected to be about 430 pounds, which should be enough for two adults and a couple of overnight bags.

news.com.com/Flying+car+ready+for+takeoff/2100-11389_3-6040007.html?tag=ne.gall.related

VentureOne

Mon, 19 Feb 2007 07:24:07 GMT

VentureOne www.flytheroad.com/ is a 3-wheel, tilting, plug-in Hybrid vehicle that carries two passengers over 100 mph. You'll have to wait till 2008 but it will be worth it. With Dynamic Vehicle Control tilting technology from Dutch-based Carver Engineering, the body of the vehicle actually tilts when going through turns while all three wheels stay in tight contact with the road. In addition to the thrills, for about $20,000 you'll get 100 mpg and accelerate from 0-60 in 6 seconds. Nice commute car.

VentureOne

Mon, 19 Feb 2007 07:24:07 GMT

VentureOne

Mon, 19 Feb 2007 07:24:07 GMT

VentureOne

Mon, 19 Feb 2007 07:24:07 GMT

VentureOne

Mon, 19 Feb 2007 07:24:07 GMT