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Gadgets and Gears 1 year, 2 months ago #1906
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DIY Kit Lets Plants Tweet at You When Thirsty
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Re: Gadgets and Gears 1 year, 2 months ago #1907
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Exactly what I need !
 Radical Bike/Elliptical Machine Mashup Delivers Zero-Impact Road Workout  |
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Re: Gadgets and Gears 1 year, 2 months ago #1908
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Re: Gadgets and Gears 1 year, 2 months ago #1909
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ohhh no !!!
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Re: Gadgets and Gears 1 year, 2 months ago #1911
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all these looks pretty cool!!
nice post CH Marie!! keep up the good work!    really liked this post! |
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Re: Gadgets and Gears 7 months, 3 weeks ago #7389
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 John Deere Tango E5 Autonomous Mower ($TBA) You have plenty of machines in your life that require more work from you — the coffee machine, your washer and dryer, etc. — so why not spend your money on one that works for you? The John Deere Tango E5 Autonomous Mower ($TBA) is designed to give you back your weekends by keeping your grass a reasonable length automatically, automatically returning to its charging station when it's low on juice and staying out of your koi pond thanks to some help from a preset boundary wire. So go ahead and spend your grass-mowing time perfecting your martini — your secret is safe with us  Leap Motion Control Device ($70) Forget Kinect — if you're looking for a way to control your computer via natural movements, look no farther than the Leap Motion Control Device ($70). Based on proprietary technology, this sleek, compact motion sensor sits on your desk in front of your monitor, creating a 3D interaction space of 8 cubic feet that is 200X more accurate than anything else on the market — the difference between waving your arm and signing PDFs in the air with an actual pencil.  PowerPot ($125 and up) Kill two camping birds with a single stone thanks to the PowerPot ($125 and up). Using the magic of thermoelectric power generation, the PowerPot uses the heat from your cooking — did we mention it's a camping-style cooking pot? — to run a 5W generator that can power up to 2-3 USB devices at a time. Food + gadgets — what could be better on your next trip into the wilderness?  Flying Hovercraft ($190,000) Yes, it's completely crazy, and yes, it really is real. The Flying Hovercraft ($190,000) is exactly what it says: a hovercraft with integrated wings that allow it to fly. Thanks to its turbocharged, 130hp engine, 60-inch wood/carbon composite thrust propeller, fiberglass/PVC hull, horizontal elevator, and 1,100 rpm lift fan, it can clear obstacles up to 20 feet in height, letting you hop over obstacles that would leave a typical hovercraft high and dry. Or wet. Something like that.  Kogeto Dot Panoramic iPhone Lens ($50) We've seen lots of camera lens add-ons for the iPhone, but never one like this. Built to work with the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S, the Kogeto Dot Panoramic iPhone Lens ($50) lets you take full 360 degree photos and video using nothing but your phone. Thanks to a dedicated app, you simply hold your phone face-down and let the iConic lens capture your surroundings, which can then be uploaded for viewing on Kogeto's website, or via the Looker app.  Portable Charger If you're off the grid, or just stuck without an outlet, the PowerTrekk can generate electricity from a mere tablespoon of water — enough to power a phone, camera, or GPS device. PowerTrekk, $230. |
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