Electronic-Geek.com http://electronic-geek.com Your Electronic Source Sat, 04 Feb 2012 14:00:55 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Nippon Fusion Watches http://electronic-geek.com/nippon-fusion-watches/ http://electronic-geek.com/nippon-fusion-watches/#comments Wed, 28 Jul 2010 19:28:33 +0000 contact http://electronic-geek.com/nippon-fusion-watches/ Nippon Fusion Watches
The Japanese know a little something about style. Often minimalist, sleek and shiny, their retro techno-aesthetic has been in demand since Johnny Sokko first sent his Flying Robot after the evil forces of Gargoyle. For years, kids in the seventies dreamed of shouting into their watches, thus controlling a hundred foot tall nuclear-golem of iron. When we came across these ultra-kitchy watches, we immediately thought of 60′s Tokyo TV shows, and man-in-suit-style giant robots battling horrifying mutant cyborg badgers with rocket-fingers and frickin’ laser-beam eyes. What’s even cooler is, these actually tell time while looking so darn cool. Men’s style, and a smaller face for those of dainty wrist, the watches are rocketship-red metallic with spinning numeric dials indicating the time. Wear your new watch with pride, even though your robot has yet to be invented.


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]]> http://electronic-geek.com/nippon-fusion-watches/feed/ 0 Geek Gadgets From Chinavision http://electronic-geek.com/geek-gadgets-from-chinavision/ http://electronic-geek.com/geek-gadgets-from-chinavision/#comments Sun, 21 Nov 2010 02:11:52 +0000 contact http://electronic-geek.com/?p=39738 ]]> http://electronic-geek.com/geek-gadgets-from-chinavision/feed/ 0 SoundClip iPhone Audio Booster http://electronic-geek.com/soundclip-iphone-audio-booster/ http://electronic-geek.com/soundclip-iphone-audio-booster/#comments Wed, 28 Jul 2010 19:28:33 +0000 contact http://electronic-geek.com/soundclip-iphone-audio-booster/ SoundClip iPhone Audio Booster
During critical iPhone gaming sessions in the conference room we find ourselves sometimes having to put our ears to the bottom of our iPhones just to hear important game noises over the din of corporate buzzwords and powerpoint presentations. Sad really. Furthermore, when we want to show clever YouTube videos to our co-workers at the pub often times the sound is barely audible… and those landscape mode games… we always block the speaker with our hands. Luckily the SoundClip directs sound from the built-in speaker on the iPhone toward you to increase the clarity and volume for movies and music. It also makes games easier to play without blocking your iPhone’s speaker. A tuned conical deflection chamber designed to make the audio from your iPhone clearer and also slightly louder. Sound waves are reflected toward you, instead of away, so you feel more involved in your game, movie, or music.SoundClip amplifies iPhone audio by 10dB between 6kH and 20kHz, resulting in a cleaner, more accurate response.


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]]> http://electronic-geek.com/soundclip-iphone-audio-booster/feed/ 0 Cool And Cheap Gadgets From China http://electronic-geek.com/cool-and-cheap-gadgets-from-china/ http://electronic-geek.com/cool-and-cheap-gadgets-from-china/#comments Sun, 21 Nov 2010 01:55:01 +0000 contact http://electronic-geek.com/?p=39735 ]]> http://electronic-geek.com/cool-and-cheap-gadgets-from-china/feed/ 0 Objects in Chinavasion’s Video Glasses may be cheaper than they appear http://electronic-geek.com/objects-in-chinavasions-video-glasses-may-be-cheaper-than-they-appear/ http://electronic-geek.com/objects-in-chinavasions-video-glasses-may-be-cheaper-than-they-appear/#comments Thu, 29 Apr 2010 01:02:00 +0000 Joseph L. Flatley http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/28/objects-in-chinavasions-video-glasses-may-be-cheaper-than-they/
Certainly, if we're going to live in a future where console jockeys and other cyberpunk-types run amok in virtual reality dreamscapes, we're going to have to start seeing more cut-rate video eyewear. For most cowboys, dropping $800 on something by Vuzix is just not an option. Luckily, the gang at Chinavasion have recently sourced some generic, relatively inexpensive "Video Eyeglasses." Priced at $135 (with the cost dropping when you buy at bulk) these bad boys feature a simulated display size of forty inches and QVGA (320 x 240) resolution. But that ain't all! It even ships with its own generic media player, sporting 2GB storage and support for the usual file formats (including DivX, XviD, MPEG2, AVI, MP3, and FLAC) as well as ROMs for NES and Sega. Seems pretty straight forward, right? The only question we have left is: if viewed through Video Glasses, will The Girlfriend Experience have a plot? Because when we saw it on IFC, we're pretty sure it didn't. Get a closer look after the break.

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Certainly, if we're going to live in a future where console jockeys and other cyberpunk-types run amok in virtual reality dreamscapes, we're going to have to start seeing more cut-rate video eyewear. For most cowboys, dropping $800 on something by Vuzix is just not an option. Luckily, the gang at Chinavasion have recently sourced some generic, relatively inexpensive "Video Eyeglasses." Priced at $135 (with the cost dropping when you buy at bulk) these bad boys feature a simulated display size of forty inches and QVGA (320 x 240) resolution. But that ain't all! It even ships with its own generic media player, sporting 2GB storage and support for the usual file formats (including DivX, XviD, MPEG2, AVI, MP3, and FLAC) as well as ROMs for NES and Sega. Seems pretty straight forward, right? The only question we have left is: if viewed through Video Glasses, will The Girlfriend Experience have a plot? Because when we saw it on IFC, we're pretty sure it didn't. Get a closer look after the break.

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