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Swinging Sticks Kinetic Energy Sculpture

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

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Swinging Sticks Kinetic Energy Sculpture

Remember Tony Starks in Iron Man 2 when he was distracted by a certain decorative art object in Pepper Potts’ desk? If you like that same object, well here is your chance to get one. This sturdy, unique and high quality kinetic energy sculpture seems to defy gravity and the laws of physics when it just, in fact, weirdly extraordinary beauty that you can place on top of your mantel at home or on your office desk.

Here are the features of this Swinging Sticks:

    * As seen on Pepper Potts’ desk in Iron Man 2
    * High quality, museum grade decorative art object
    * Swings noiselessly and fluidly in perpetual motion
    * Will hypnotize you and make you stop mid-sentence
    * Sleek, beautiful and deceptively simple but difficult to build
    * Ideal for offices, home entryways, conference rooms, waiting rooms
    * Great for people who loved Iron Man 2
    * Also great for people who love things that annoy Tony Stark
    * Simply hold the rods vertical to turn off. Horizontal to turn on
    * Takes 4 AA batteries. (included)
    * Dimensions: 16.25″ tall, base 10.5″ x 3.25″

You can get this decorative sculpture for just $239.99.

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Aviator Headphones Will Rock Your World

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

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Aviator Headphones Will Rock Your World

Skullcandy, known for their rocker and punk-type gadgets, partnered with Roc Nation to produce this Aviator headphones that will surely appeal to teenagers and even to young adults.

Although it appears bulkier than other headphones, you will see in person that they are actually more portable than they look. You can fold them up to make them appear a bit smaller and easier to carry around anywhere. These headphones feature a 20-20kHz frequency response, 650Ohms impedance, 40mW of input power, 100mW of output and a 3.5mm gold-plated plug.

You can expect these headphones to be available in June for a still undisclosed price.

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Getting to grips with the Apple iPad

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

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BroadbandGenie.co.uk

As with any kind of product release from the Apple camp, much has been written about the new iPad. Some of it has been bad, but as time goes on and people get used to the concept, it seems that the overall impression of the iPad has generally been positive.

The Apple iPad is certainly an unusual product because it’s not quite a home computer and isn’t a laptop or smartphone either. If you’re planning on just using it for reading ebooks then it’s perfect, but rather expensive. So, what better way to put it to good use than to make sure it can access a 3G mobile broadband supply.

One of the main strengths of this deliciously designed device is its portability, which means that it can be taken with you wherever you go. The iPad is certainly more compact than many rival computing devices, including many netbooks. It looks a whole lot better too. With a quick and easy connection to mobile broadband it can also be turned into a powerful computing tool.

Freedom is an iPad SIM card

Having a device that is so portable means you’re free to move around with it under your arm or in a bag. The only downside is that it’s not possible to make calls with the iPad, so you’ll still need a mobile or smartphone if you can’t rely solely on email and the internet. For these tasks, however, the iPad is an excellent and highly dependable gadget to have.

Getting access to mobile broadband with an Apple iPad is basically the same as using a laptop or smartphone and works just as well. However, with a laptop you’d normally hook up to the mobile internet network using a plug in USB dongle or built-in card. The Apple iPad does away with all of this because it doesn’t have a USB port and you can’t use regular mobile phone SIM cards in it either.

The secret of the iPad SIM 3G card

What you’ll need to do in order to get online with an iPad is get yourself a special iPad SIM card. What’s more, you’ll need to splash out some extra cash in order to get the 3G version of the iPad because if you only go for the base-level version you can only get online using Wi-Fi. That’s all well and good, but for the sake of some extra money you’ll get a whole lot more use out of an iPad if it’s 3G-enabled.

Once you’ve acquired a 3G version of the iPad you’ll also need that special microSIM card. This is a small sliver of plastic and works along the same lines as a traditional mobile phone SIM. The main difference between the two is that the micro version is about half the size of a regular SIM. With one of these inserted into the chassis of the iPad you’ll instantly be able to gain access to the nationwide 3G broadband network.

Getting an iPad SIM card deal

If you shop around for an iPad micro SIM card deal then one of the main things you’ll notice is that offers are not all that common. Try using a free comparison website like Broadband Genie, which will give you an overview of what deals are available from mobile providers and also the lowdown on their terms and conditions. Buying an iPad SIM card is easy though, and in the space of a few mouse clicks you can order one that’ll get you online in no time.

As with most things Mac, setup is really straightforward. Simply insert the microSIM into the device, connect your iPad to an Apple Mac or Windows PC and launch iTunes. You’ll need to follow a few onscreen instructions that should have come included with your new card. When comparing deals, don’t forget to pick a package that will suit what you need to do online.

If you’re planning on really putting a 3G package through its paces, with lots of downloads, then be sure that your data allowance will cover this. Terms and conditions will always tell you what is included and any penalties if you go over the limits. You might want to add on an extra data allowance if you think you’ll be a heavy user.

Mobile freedom

Having an Apple iPad setup with 3G mobile broadband will allow you to get online in a variety of locations. Remember that the mobile signal can be dependent on coverage, however, but you may find that some areas are also better served by Wi-Fi hotspots. You can always find these areas at places like airports, cafes and fast food outlets throughout the UK.

Watch out for any conditions of use if you plan on going overseas though as data roaming charges can be very high if you tap into a mobile network while outside of the UK. Your package may not even work in another country, but either way, be sure to read up on what the mobile provider says about terms of use abroad. Another option is to buy a microSIM from a local network provider once you arrive at your destination.

Nevertheless, if you follow some simple guidelines then you can look forward to hours of online activity via this excellent new device. It may be expensive, but the iPad certainly delivers the goods in typically stylish Apple fashion.

About the author: Chris Marling writes on behalf of www.broadbandgenie.co.uk, the independent comparison website for broadband, mobile broadband and smartphones.

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Mini Donut Factory Makes Six Donuts In One Popping

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

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Mini Donut Factory Makes Six Donuts In One Popping

Have you ever considered baking you very own donuts? No? Well, just imagine being able to put as many glazing as you want on your donut, and that would be enough to bake your own bunch. Also, if you want vegan donuts, you can do so as well.

The Mini Donut Factory makes the job easier for you by popping out six waffle-recipe donuts in just under four minutes. The device has clamshell design with non-stick Teflon for the inside.

Here are the features of the Mini Donut Factory:

* Bake delicious fresh donuts in less than 4 minutes
* Easy-to-use and safe for even the youngest baker
* Recipe book included
* Compatible with any store bought donut mix
* Easy-to-clean, non-stick surface
* Dimensions:
o Capacity: 6 Donuts
o Width: 9.25-in.
o Height: 9.75-in.
o Depth: 4-in.

The Mini Donut Factory can be purchased for about $19.99.

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Dell Streak Tablet Will Soon Debut On AT&T

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

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Dell Streak Tablet Will Soon Debut On AT&T

Called the Mini 5 or the Streak, the new Dell tablet is looking at coming out soon on AT&T in the late summer. However, this new tablet will debut first in Europe rather than in the United States.

With a size of a Sony PlayStation, this portable Streak can be an iPad competitor with its 5-inch capacitive display screen, a 5MP camera at the back, a separate front-facing camera that can be used for video conferencing, a standard 3.5mm headphone jack, WiFi and 3G connectivity and Qualcomm Snapdragon 1GHz processor.

This tablet will run on the latest Google Android operating system version 2.0 or higher. Also, Dell offers that this tablet can make calls via a SIM card option.

No price details and exact availability date has been announced for the Dell Streak, so check back out again for more details.

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Swinging Sticks Kinetic Energy Sculpture

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

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Swinging Sticks Kinetic Energy Sculpture

Remember Tony Starks in Iron Man 2 when he was distracted by a certain decorative art object in Pepper Potts’ desk? If you like that same object, well here is your chance to get one. This sturdy, unique and high quality kinetic energy sculpture seems to defy gravity and the laws of physics when it just, in fact, weirdly extraordinary beauty that you can place on top of your mantel at home or on your office desk.

Here are the features of this Swinging Sticks:

* As seen on Pepper Potts’ desk in Iron Man 2
* High quality, museum grade decorative art object
* Swings noiselessly and fluidly in perpetual motion
* Will hypnotize you and make you stop mid-sentence
* Sleek, beautiful and deceptively simple but difficult to build
* Ideal for offices, home entryways, conference rooms, waiting rooms
* Great for people who loved Iron Man 2
* Also great for people who love things that annoy Tony Stark
* Simply hold the rods vertical to turn off. Horizontal to turn on
* Takes 4 AA batteries. (included)
* Dimensions: 16.25″ tall, base 10.5″ x 3.25″

You can get this decorative sculpture for just $239.99.

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Aviator Headphones Will Rock Your World

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

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The Aviator Headphones

Skullcandy, known for their rocker and punk-type gadgets, partnered with Roc Nation to produce this Aviator headphones that will surely appeal to teenagers and even to young adults.

Although it appears bulkier than other headphones, you will see in person that they are actually more portable than they look. You can fold them up to make them appear a bit smaller and easier to carry around anywhere. These headphones feature a 20-20kHz frequency response, 650Ohms impedance, 40mW of input power, 100mW of output and a 3.5mm gold-plated plug.

You can expect these headphones to be available in June for a still undisclosed price.

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1.5-Inch Digital Photo Frame Acts As Keychain

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

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1.5 Inch Digital Photo Frame Key Holder

If you’re like my friend who has the constant need to see her boyfriend on whatever thing she is holding at that moment, I suggest you get this 1.5-Inch Digital Photo Frame. This is a key frame holder that comes in a simple and basic design and can store up to 58 photos. You can bring it anywhere or simply hang it on your bag or keys.

Here are the specifications of this 1.5-Inch Digital Photo Frame:

* Screen: 1.5 Inch
* Built-In memory: Maximum 58 Photos
* Resolution: 128 x 128 Pixel
* Files compatibility: JPEG / BMP / GIF
* Interface: USB 2.0
* OS: Windows 7 (32bit) / Vista (SP2 /32bit) / XP (SP2~ /32bit)
* Battery duration: 7 Hours
* Battery charging time: 1 Hour 30 Minutes
* Dimension: W41 × D11 × H 59mm
* Power supply: DC5V (USB Port)
* Accessory: Key Chain / USB Cable / Written guarantee (3 Month)

You can get this digital photo frame for about $38.85.

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Dell Inspiron M301z Packs AMD Dual-Core Neo Processor

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

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Dell Inspiron M301z

For Dell, the Inspiron M301z is the first laptop to come with the AMD Dual-Core Neo processor that promises extraordinary speed and performance. For the meantime, you cannot find this notebook on Dell’s official site although Dell Singapore has been very vocal about this notebook’s release.

The Dell Inspiron M301z has 1.3Ghz dual-core Athlon II Neo K325 processor (optional 1.5GHz Neo K625), 2GB of 1,333MHz DDR3 memory card (up to 4GB supported) and a 320GB hard drive at 7,200 RPM. It also has ATI Radeon HD 4225 integrated graphics, a glossy 13.3-inch WLED display with 1,366 x 768 pixels and a 6-cell 44 WHr battery with up to 5 hours power.

This can be purchased now in Singapore for a starting price of $999.

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Dell Streak Tablet Will Soon Debut On AT&T

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

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Dell Streak Tablet

Called the Mini 5 or the Streak, the new Dell tablet is looking at coming out soon on AT&T in the late summer. However, this new tablet will debut first in Europe rather than in the United States.

With a size of a Sony PlayStation, this portable Streak can be an iPad competitor with its 5-inch capacitive display screen, a 5MP camera at the back, a separate front-facing camera that can be used for video conferencing, a standard 3.5mm headphone jack, WiFi and 3G connectivity and Qualcomm Snapdragon 1GHz processor.

This tablet will run on the latest Google Android operating system version 2.0 or higher. Also, Dell offers that this tablet can make calls via a SIM card option.

No price details and exact availability date has been announced for the Dell Streak, so check back out again for more details.

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