Watch out Halo 3, here comes Tom Dickson and his Blendtec Blender! What will happen as he tries to play Halo 3 not on the XBox but in his Blender? I guess you probably know where I’m going with this huh?
Check out this Christmas tree! There may not have been alot of advanced technology put into this but just the thought and effort of it already counts! The tree itself is located in Madrid, Spain and can be found at the Nuevos Minsterios. The tree has been built using thousands of multicolored LEDs to display an animated tribute to the popular classic 80s arcade video game.
Check out the video of the tree after the break…
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This is not for kids! This is a quick DIY guide that will show you how to build your own balloon-popping laser beam. The video shows you how to disassemble a DVD burner to extract the laser diode that you will then mount into a mini flashlight. The project runs on 2 AA batteries and requires some soldering.
(Lolz, I love this picture, but you won’t be able to make anything as powerful as this from the DIY, so don’t start complaining!)
Have a look at this, the picture below shows a USB flash card about the size of a credit card labelled with Google – it’s a gift from Google Adsense!
If you don’t know much about RipSaw (pic above), it’s basically an untamed beast-like supercharged, all terrain tank. The name RipSaw really isn’t a joke, you would never want to stand in the way of something which can easily rip through fields, snow, water, mud, you name it! RipSaw?s 650hp engine can drive it from 0-50 in 3.5 seconds, with a top speed of 80 mph, over just about any possible terrain. And now, it’s been modified, no longer does anyone need to sit inside this beast to control it, thanks to some new GPS guidance…
Watch the video after the break and you’ll see some variation in the different versions of RipSaw tanks that these guys have created so far and check out the new RipSaw II!
I stumbled across Jose Pino’s and saw this interesting page on how to build your very own homemade speaker, this is really quite something. As long as you have everything needed: a plastic cup, business cards, wires, magnets and some Lego blocks. I haven’t actually tried this myself but seems very interesting and impressive…
The latest version of Google Maps no longer requires your device to have GPS anymore. It’s now possible to use the application to identify your position while you’re on the go using the cell tower information triangulation.
There is a new feature which is currently still in Beta called My Location. This lets you use the application with or without GPS, giving you an accuracy within 1000m of your location which can actually be quite a vague, unrecognisable if you were travelling somewhere you’ve never been before…
