| Got a buddy always winning at Paintball? Who doesn’t! That’s why this innovation rocks so hard. The Paintball Panzar!! Watch that smirk leave the face of every person on the field as you roll out from behind the big loopy thing in this. The game of paintball traditionally required skill, stamina and good strategy. Now you can simply rush your opponents and unload like mad, careful to duck into the tank for complete protection. |
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| The traditional auto jack is obsolete! Take a look at these pictures and tell me that it’s worth ever going back top the ‘other’ method of jacking your vehicle up. Imagine being able to use your exhaust to inflate a device that safely and easily jacks up your multi-ton vehicle. Now stop imagining, it’s here! For only $130, it’s one of the best purchases you can make to keep you to auto nirvana (a place where you have everything you could possibly need for your car when you need it). |
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| This might be one of those perfect low-tech gifts that you get for the person who is very difficult to shop for. The beauty of something like this is that it appeals to a wide range of sensibilities: the do it yourself-er will say “Hey! I grew this myself!”, the nature/wilderness/science lover can parry “Well, the name of this particular flower is based on the latin root…”, the hopeless romantic will retort “Did you know Orchids only bloom if there is True Love in the home?”. It also qualifies as a fancy home decoration gift which “looks very Zen!”, and a forward looking green enthusiast will say “Hey! This plant is helping to control the Co2 emissions from my vehicle!” It is also a wonderful “I didn’t know what to get you so I got you something alive so you couldn’t hate it as much” gift. |
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Imagine the device that unites everything that you carry along: a mobile phone, a player, your credit and discount cards, your apartment and your car keys. Several Patents now being processed promise such utopian functionality in a device the size of a credit card. These are early concept photos of the multi-function phone, music player, all your credit/debit cars and auto and home keys.
The device in size of a credit card 54 x 85.6 mm will replace all those separate items. Imagine indeed! It’s just around the corner!! |
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| At the G8 Summit, Sharp introduced a television technology that makes a lot of sense to me: A Television that provides it’s own power! It’s done through a thin solar panel technology and begs only one question of me. Must you watch it outside? |
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