Mouse for your finger
This nifty finger-worn device has two buttons, a scroll wheel, USB connectivity, 400dpi/800dpi optical resolution, and a fold up design for maximum portability. It measures just 2.3 x 2.7cm. Product page here
Magic Cone, Disposable Urination Funnel- For Females !!
Get Suprised… An urinate device through which females can urinate in standing position and, eliminating risks of catching germs from public toilets.
This invention may not be technology advanced, but I consider it a helpful gadget. Made from cardboard Magic Cone has a curved shaped form in order top fit female’s body, is large enough to prevent over flow of urine.
30 Magic Cones (10 Cellophane bags, each bag contains 3 cones) : US $16.95 plus shipping and handing. For more information on how to use it take a look at this video, or visit Magic Cone’s Website
Girl the Time has come… Free yourselves, stay stand !
Solar Powered Helmet
When I saw this helmet for the fist time I was thinking if this was Gadget or a shindogo, an still thinking on it but since some persons are buying it I will consider it a gadget.
With cooling abilities thanks to its miniature fan, keep temperature comfortably cool while walking on the beach, gardening or any other outdoor activity. The motor used by the fan is powered by solar panels on the top on the helmet or also switched to a couple AA batteries.Hammacher Schlemmer & Company sells this helmet at $49.95 available for Immediate Shipment.
I recommend this helmet plus a Sun-Blocking Beach Pullover to everybody… just in case… you’ll never know!
World’s Greatest Tool (Gadget)
You’ll never guess what a model, a sled-dog driver and Veterinarians have in common yes Duct Tape. With the help of historians, engineers and scientists forbes.com compiled a list of the 20 tools that have most impact human civilization one of them was Duct Tape; other tools highlighted on the final list have been around for ages: the knife, the abacus, the compass.
Duct Tape was invented in the early 1940s by scientists at Permacell, a division of the Johnson & Johnson Co., duct tape was built to fill the need for a strong, flexible, durable tape that could help the war effort, according to Avon, Ohio-based Henkel Consumer Adhesives, one of the world’s largest makers of the stuff. Early versions consisted of medical tape laminated to a cloth backing, covered with polycoat adhesives and a polyethylene coating. It was colored Army green and nicknamed “duck tape” because it repelled water.
Source: Wired
Check out some of the amazing uses for Duct Tape
BMW revs up hydrogen-powered car
BMW intends to start serial production of a hydrogen-burning 7-Series executive car within two years, the world’s largest premium automaker said Tuesday.
“We will present such a vehicle to the public in less than two years,” a spokesman said, confirming media reports. BMW had said last year its hydrogen-fueled cars, which emit only water vapor, would make their debut in 2010.
BMW intends to build a few hundred such cars at first. They will be able to switch between burning standard gasoline and hydrogen so that drivers will not be left stranded while the infrastructure to deliver hydrogen is built up.
The space that two fuel tanks take up means only the 7-Series will offer the hydrogen package at first. BMW’s long-term goal is to offer hydrogen motors in all its cars.
BMW unveiled the world’s fastest hydrogen-powered car at the 2004 Paris auto show. Dubbed the H2R, it can exceed 300 kilometres (185 miles) per hour and reaches 100 km per hour from a standing start in around six seconds.
While BMW is developing fuel-cell driven cars as well, it says it is concentrating on the combustion engine because the sum total of its features and characteristics offers the largest number of advantages and benefits all in one.
Source: CNET News
