Swiss miniature revolver

The miniature revolver is made of stainless steel or 18k gold.
The stainless steel version is provided with a leather holster and a cleaning kit to keep your Swiss minigun clean and shinny it also has a one year guarantee (guarantee for what?).
The stainless steel version costs 6,500 Swiss francs (about 5,260 US dollars); in that price you also get 24 (2.34 m/m) blank bullets and live bullets.
The god version is made with 18k Solid Gold (hand graved) and it is provided with a box made of maple wood. On purchase you also get the cleaning kit and in addition to the 24 (2.34 m/m) blank bullets and live bullets 12 red, 12 white, 12 green luminous rockets.
The gold version doesn’t have a fixed price and it’s made only on order and you can personalize it with diamonds and engraved grips.
Both versions use 2.34 m/m custom made ammunition and each bullet wais 0.128 grams. Live ammunition costs 10 Swiss Francs(about 8 US dollars) and blank ammunition costs 8 Swiss Francs(about 6 US dollars).
It may not put holes thru walls but it can inflict some injuries and the size of it makes it possible to conceal it almost anywhere.

USB Foot Pedal Security Button - Quick Tap to Shut Windows!

Everyone’s multi-tasking in this exciting world of computing and cyberspace and almost everyone lightens up the work load with a little entertainment on the side – a quick game of poker that relieves the pressure of the job, private stuff that is, and should be, out of bounds to other roving eyes. Well, with this USB Foot Pedal Security Button you can quickly shut the window!

Now there’s no need to feel furtive or the fear being caught doing something that domestic prudence or office etiquette or rules say you shouldn't. When other eyes unexpectedly appear just give the button a click and any up front and personal Window with graphics or data will disappear!

This USB Foot Pedal Security Button may be able to help save your job, conceal private information with just one click of the button!

USB Missile Rocket Launcher

The “launcher” can be plugged into any usual standard USB port.The software lets you control the elevation and azimuth. If you have locked the target, push FIRE and a foam missile is launched by the computer, with missile sound effects!

You could also tape a web cam to it. It keeps visitors on their toes
seeing a missile launcher tracking them around!
The missiles have a range of about 3 meters, but as the missiles are made of foam, you are unlikely to do any damage(unless they land in your coffee).

The Computer controlled missile launcher contains: three foam missiles and PC software CD containing ‘Radar’ type control panel. It can be controlled by mouse or keyboard and it generates missile launch sound effects. It is suitable for children aged 5 years+ but includes detachable parts, so supervision is recommended for younger children. The gadget requires a standard USB port and 3 x AA Batteries which are not included. It’s size is 20 x 14 x 12.5cm.

The software supports Windows 2000/XP. It is not recommended for those of you running Mac or Linux.

Waterproof Audio Player from JVC

JVC launched the “latest” audio player with the code name XA-AW33-W. I believe JVC. The features of this digital audio player are amazing:

It is waterproof and can float on water, just like a rubber ducky that can sing any song you want it to. The water resistance of this player is very high: 30 minutes under 1 meter deep water. Music files can be transferred by USB. Works with 4AA batteries (that means that
there is no way you’ll die of electrocution).

The JVC digital audio player can play MP3, WMA and also WMA-DRM formats. The
memory for this player is 256MB of memory.

The Intruder - Cell Phone Design

The latest cell phone designed by Dennis Hopkins, “The Intruder” has a concept which some people can relate to a UFO, actually influences from that field is mentioned on his website to. But without the outer space resembling this cell phones design is pretty much targeted at women.

Its diameter is of only 2.5 inches and when closed it is just one third of an inch thick. When opened it measures 5 inches in length and the display holds 220 x 176 pixels. And last but not least, when someone calls you a ring of light appears from the sides of the phone.

The website of Dennis Hopkins doesn’t let you in to all the technology used so for now we just have to say good luck to women that now have at their disposal a phone looking like a powder compact.

USB Keylogger - Monitor all PC keyboard activity

Keyloggers monitor all PC keyboard activity. They are small and discrete and can be installed in a matter of seconds.Keyloggers capture everything that is typed( including email, instant messaging, chat room and other activities). No software or drivers are required and works with Windows, Mac, Linux. KeyLog is organized into an advanced type of flash file system.

A great storage capacity( 2 million keystrokes) is stored discreetly and ready to be recovered when required.

USB keylogger can be used for parents monitoring their children’s computer use, employers monitoring the way computers are used in working time, writing important documents or even detecting unauthorised access to your PC(you will learn about computer use when unattended)

The SMS Retrieval Device

TextSpy quickly and effectively retrieves all text messages deleted from any GSM SIM card and then presents the info in a simple to read format. It consists of an USB SIM Card Reader and the software program CD which also contains the drivers for it. Just install the software and then plug in the USB Reader. You will retrieve deleted text messages in a matter of minutes.

Its software will retrieve the maximum amount of information for any SIM network. But not always all the text can be retrieved…it also depends on the SIM. But in most of the cases, it works just perfect! Instructions are included and support offered by email.

Your have to own at least a Pentium 233 running Windows NT, 2000 or XP and a USB port to attach the card reader. This gadget is not intended for illegal use! :-p

Moonstream Space Lounge

If you’re wealthy enough to be planning a trip to the moon as soon as they are available to the public then there is no doubt that you are going to want the ultimate of lunar luxury. How could you expect any less out of a multi-million dollar trip?

Designed by Anthony Sims, the Moonstream is an all out space lounge, equipped with the finest commodities and a killer futuristic style. Sims claims his Moonstream was made to shift the all-science public perspective of NASA and to entice people to be more interested in the future of space exploration and tourism.

The interior of the Moonstream will be custom honed for comfort, communication, and eminence. With help from designer labels such as Armani Exchange, the space lounger will be the epitome of the luxurious lunar tripper.

Just because the Moonstream is ultra-streamline and pretty from a design standpoint, it’ll feature some awesome tech specs as well. Personal wifi and the best recording equipment available will allow moon stalkers to document their trip and share experiences with those grounded on Earth.

Sony NAC-HD1

Ever felt that you don’t have enough space for all your favorite songs? Well, have no fear because Sony has had just your best interest in mind when they designed their new NAC-HD1 250GB HDD digital music server. This all-new amazing device can store approximately 125,000 songs. You can also hook up the device to another attuned gadget, meaning one that has Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA). The NAC-HD1 250GB HDD is also equipped with a CDDB via Internet. It has a CD and DAB/AM Tuner and you can play your songs as loud as your heart desires with its 85×2 S Master amplifier. It has an Auto Title Labeling which you can watch on its 4.3 LCD display. And its speed of CD Ripping is up to 16x. Its dimensions would be around 430 × 290 × 110 mm and its weight about 7.2 kg. It can also provide you with an AM/FM tuner and you can program it to record your favorite radio shows. It is scheduled to reach Europe around spring or summer but for now you can buy it in Japan for only 928$.

Triton’s USB Surround Headphones

Triton announces the release of their new AXPC USB Surround Sound Headphones. These headphones, besides being powered by an USB also provide you with true 5.1 audio with only one USB connection. It is also equipped with a detachable microphone that you can use while you’re playing games online and also on VOIP.

A volume adjustment audio control is placed on each one of the ear cups, along with a microphone, and a mute control. Both ear cups have speakers for sub-woofer, front, center and rear.

The software technology provides you with the option of each ear cup to vibrate according to the sound of the game. The stereo surround can go from 2.1 to 7.1 according to your wishes.
You can also choose from 23 different settings to custom your gaming experience according to your likeness. So imagine, playing your favorite game and hearing in real time what your enemy is doing behind you. Spooky, no?

Motorola Sunpower

All of todays cell phones are equipped with a rechargeable battery. One of the most important features is how long your battery will hold, both while you are using the phone and while it is on stand-by.

And don’t you hate it when it runs off exactly when your boss wanted to call you about that promotion, or when that party you had to go to was canceled but your phone was dead so you ended up being the goose?

Well, apparently these kind of things happened also to the guys from Motorola, because they decided to develop the first cell-phone that is rechargeable on solar energy. Well it seems like this phone recharges itself taking energy from the sun through his LCD screen. Not to mention that alternative energy sources such as solar energy are the energy sources of the future. It sounds like Motorola have bought themselves place there.

io-Jacket

Although all modern gadgets have the goal to combine good-looks with multifunctional technology and effectiveness, this is so much better then the others! Why? Because you can actually wear it! It has all the cool stuff in it like a Bluetooth and built-in MP3 player or touch sensitive control pads. But the ability through which its promoted is its compatibility with GPSoverIP. It uses a hybrid GPS technology which enables you to look for the person wearing the jacket even inside a building. The person who wears the io-Jacket can upload the information to a mobile phone or to the internet giving the watcher (probably a deranged parent) the opportunity of observing his/her every move. Londefrey, the company which produces it has sold one for humanitarian causes carrying out an auction in the purpose of saving money for the “Humans for Humans” foundation. It seems though that none other have been made for commercial purposes so we just have to sit and wait.

HDR-CX camrecorder by Sony

Sony has announced the release of three new models of camcorders that are smaller, lighter and smarter compared to the former stars of Sony. In the picture you can see the HDR-CX model, Sony’s first flash-based HD camcorder. Sony proclaims this model as “the smallest and lightest AVCHD HD camcorder” available now on the market. It can record up to 30 minutes of high quality 1080i video on its 4 GB Pro Duo Memory Stick. You can buy it for 1200$, which is a definite competitor price for Panasonic and their line of HDC cameras.

The other models Sony released are SR5 and SR7. Both cameras provide with a 2.7 inch LCD screen on which you can admire the videos you are taking. You can also look at a thing from a closer angle from now on, thanks to their 10x optical zoom. The SR5 has memory of 40 GB and can shoot up to five hours of 1080i HD AVCHD video. In this chapter, the SR7 gives it a lesson with its 60 GB of internal memory and the ability of shooting up to 14 hours of 1080i video. You can buy the SR5 model for 1100$ and the SR& for 1400$.

Momenta Next Generation PC

Did you ever feel like you are so into your computer that it practically has you by the throat? Well, this next generation Momenta is designed to sits around your throat.

Yes, that collar that this woman is wearing is a PC. I’m sure you are wondering how it can function without any type of visible display. There is apparently a projector in front of the apparatus, so your information will be seen on any nearby blank wall. The user can then touch the displayed screen, and the Momenta somehow knows where your fingers have been.

The Momenta can also sync wirelessly with any display with wide coverage of 700 MHz. Another one of the more interesting features of this device is that it can record the last five minutes of your life. Apparently, it can sense your increased your heart rate, and then cameras in the Momenta come on. You now have your memory (or lack thereof) stored in digital file for safekeeping.

The Momenta uses a Windows-based operating system, and is filled with other peripherals. Right now, the Momenta is a concept design for the NextGen PC Design Competition, so it probably won’t be available soon.

Who knows, maybe this will catch on, and soon everyone will be walking around with Momenta PCs on their necks. That way, the evil machines can possess us a lot easier. Okay, that was a little too negative, but I suppose it is the collar look of the Momenta that makes me feel this way. I think all the positives that I mentioned above far outweigh any potential negatives, though.

Pillete

Pillete, the new concept of Bluetooth headset is so tiny, it’s almost invisible to the untrained eye when you are wearing it. So you don’t have to worry anymore about looking like Robocop when walking down the street with it, but you have to consider the possibility of people starting to think you’ve lost your marbles and you’re talking to yourself.

The downside is the fact that people have different sized ears and the device might be to small and slip out or to big and not fit. People who often use earphones will tell you I’m right. But once they’ll figure out a way to make the Pillete adjustable, this design will be the future of all headsets.

CPR Resuscitation Pad Makes Life Saving Easier

Statistics show that CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) can increase the chances of a victim surviving by up to 50%. That’s five lives saved out of every 10 instances of the process. The problem is that many people, even those who are CPR certified, perform the action inaccurately, sometimes causing even more damage than was present in the first place.

But not all is lost, even for those who are unlucky enough to have a possibly fatal heart attack among a crowd with no CPR experience. The CPR-PAD by the aptly named designer Ryan Helps aids the administrator to accurately perform CPR using proper rhythm and hand positioning thanks to its intuitive design and features.

The CPR-PAD uses a body diagram with key body parts marked for positioning, along with the aid of a blinking power light which tells the life saver when to compress the patients chest, and more importantly, where to press. When the proper pressure is achieved, the CPR-PAD will click in place to notify the user that no more pressure is needed for that thrust.

Essentially, the CPR-PAD is easy enough to use for someone who has never performed CPR in their life. A gadget such as this could help save many lives for those who experience traumatizing injuries in public places. The recent death of Tim Russert really brings the execution of CPR home. Who knows if he could have been saved.

Need To Know The Time Down To A Millionth Of A Second?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByZ76PwrX80

Much like Pi, the measurement of time stretches into the reaches of infinity. It’s actually pretty mind boggling if you think about it too long. Most clocks worry solely about the hours, minutes and seconds. If you’re lucky you have a stop-watch that reaches into the fractal confines of the second, maybe providing the tenth and hundredth of a second measurement.

The Digital Time concept by Freddie Yauner goes much, much further than that. Time changes so fast at the atomic level that many of us couldn’t even follow the changing of the numeral representation of time. The Digital Time measures the atomic time down to the millionth of a second!

Displaying up to 12 digits at once, The Digital Time is about as accurate of a time piece as you’re going to get. Other than acting as a cool design piece or a measurement for horse races, we don’t see what practical use The Digital Time provides. But we must admit, it looks pretty cool.

As of now The Digital Time is strictly a conceptual prototype piece. But who knows? Maybe as time goes on (no pun intended) we’ll feel the need to be more, MUCH more accurate with our time-keeping. Though I just can’t imagine someone saying “Hey man, what are you doing at 11:46:05.937467 on Friday?”