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Irritating. Annoying. Infuriating. Sat Nag – the in-car nagging system. A spoof sat-nav unit with lenticular screen. Push the button to hear one of 25 highly irritating comments. For example: ‘In 100 metres, I’m going to ask you to move into the slow lane so I can fix my make up.’ ‘In 50 metres, if you fart again, I’m going to get out of this car and catch a bus.’ ‘You have reached your destination. You may now throttle your passenger.’ ‘I know you’re a man, bu… More >>
Ricky Boleto takes a look at some of this years best gadgets. From the iPod Touch to the Track Attack. Plus – John Suchet tries his hands at flying a remote control helicopter.
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If they are on your radar, use Gaydar’s amazing powers of detection to find out for you. Gay, straight or undecided – Gaydar will tell you instantly. Includes 3 x AG13 cell batteries. NB. This is an adult novelty product. Dimensions: 15.5cm x 11.5cm x 2cm…. More >>
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The intricate round maze that will drive you crazy!… More >>
Add a little espionage into your boring life with these spy gadgets, like a USB Fingerprint Security lock for your laptop, spy cam sunglasses, a GSM Bluetooth device disguised as a pen and a bad ass laser keychain. For more from Attack This, go here: g4tv.com
Japan future gadgets WATCH VIDEO Source: CCTV.com | 06-28-2008 10:04 Touch screen phones are the latest must-have for today’s technology lovers. But what if you could control your music player with your eyes or use your hand as a remote? Engineers in Japan are getting creative ideas to develop the must-have electronic gadgets of the future. A NTT DoCoMo researcher demonstrates a wristwatch with a vibration sensor which can detect the wearer’s thumb and forefinger tapping together to work as a remote controller for a DVD player at the company’s research center in Yokosuka, near Tokyo, Tuesday, June 24, 2008. Rolling your eyes to turn up the volume of a portable music player and tapping your fingers to turn on a DVD player are among the experimental technology for ‘wearable’ gadgets being developed at the mobile carrier.(AP Photo/Katsumi Kasahara) Young people in Japan are addicted to their mobile phones. Texting, calling, playing music, taking photos and even playing games – all these are miniature communications and entertainment system in your pocket. But despite the versatility of the mobile phone, technology fans are always demanding more. Engineers at NTT DoCoMo, Japan’s top mobile carrier, are experimenting with new ways to use mobile phones and other electronic devices. A researcher wears a giant headset covered with wires to show how computer graphic lines in a monitor connected to the headset dart wildly whenever his eyes move. He can control this digital music …
Jonathan Ross on useless gadgets.
Techtree catches up with actor John Abraham to find out how much of a tech enthusiast he is…
Techtree catches up with actor John Abraham to find out how much of a tech enthusiast he is…