Every kid that enjoys a game of ball has got to be wanting a Glove Radar. It is a mini-Doppler radar that clips onto any glove and will give you a speed reading that is good for speeds from 20MPH to 120MPH, which is very fast for a backyard game of catch. It [...]
Posts from — March 2008
[ March 31st, 2008 ] ... [ C. S. Magor ]Glove Radar Brings Tech to the Little Leagues
Okoro’s OMS-ZX100 an All-in-One HTPC Delight, or is it?
The Okoro OMS-ZX100 certainly has its pros and cons. On the plus side, it is an extremely attractive piece of hardware, which packs a bit of a punch, on the downside you don’t get nearly enough bang for your buck as you are shelling out top dollar for a system that in most ways [...]
All-in-One Outdoor Kitchen Concept Could WorkGoogle and Garmin, In Cahoots but Garmin Gets Around
Garmin is signing deals all over the place. Fresh ink announcements include both Google Maps and Mapquest agreements; great news for Garmin GPS users who will soon be able to send their trip plans to their Garmin GPS. The feature which is imaginatively titled, “Send-to-Garmin”, will save fastidious trip planners from keying in [...]
Do you Buy INFO Live?
I remember not all that long ago there was that thing with the computer in a coffee cup. While I didn’t comment on it specifically as there was better stuff to write about at the time, I could not help but thinking, “Who wants computer with their coffee?” I get having a coffee [...]
Wii Bowling Travel Bag, Bowling Shirt Not Included
Since playing the Nintendo Wii is the most amount of exercise some gamers will every see, why not travel with your beloved gaming console in sport style (some people may argue that bowling is a true sport but I digress). The Game Traveler Brunswick Bag is fully padded and allows for the Nintendo Wii console [...]
