Put these cute little guys to work cleaning your monitor with their dust pads, then savagely pop off their heads to brush all of the Cheetos crumbs hiding in the crevices of your keyboard. Action shots are available after the break.
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There are unique wrist supports and unusual screen cleaners. There is really no reason to buy both when there is a single product out there that can solve both problems. One slice of watermelon can help you to avoid carpal tunnel and have your screen sparkling clean at all times. The fact that it reminds you of summer is not a bad thing either.
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Here are the top ten Nerd Approved Gadgets for the week of November 3rd-9th 2008:
Monster Truck Bed: You’ll pay for the whole bed, but you’ll only need the edge.
Pub Quiz: Enlarge your brain and your liver at the same time.
Neon Scarface Rifle Lamp: Lights up your little friend.
Floodlight Lamps: Turn your job into a night game.
Star Wars Toaster: The Sith Lord makes evil toast.
The next five gadgets are available after the break…
I do not typically want a spider within sight of me whether it is harmless or not. I may even go so far as to say that I hate a dirty screen more than I hate spiders. But I will have to make an exception for one that attaches to my monitor and can keep my screen clean (even though it does creep me out a bit).
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Here are the top ten Nerd Approved Gadgets for the week of August 4th to August 10th 2008:
Cha Table/Chair : A huge coffee mug as furniture.
Li’l Tubby Bowl : Are you done yet fatso?
Plastic T. Pot : It will stupify stuffy tea drinkers.
R/C Dead Fred Zombie Chaser : The $2650 price tag is the really scary part.
R2-D2 USB Mini Fridge : R2-D2 loses his head to keep your beer cold.
The next five gadgets area available after the break…
You see the M&M characters everywhere nowadays. They are on TV commercials, supermarket products and even placemats. But their celebrity hasn’t made them lose touch with the common man. They will get out there and clean the fingerprints / dust off of your monitor with ” their smooth chamois bellies.” It’s hard work, but it keeps them humble.
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Here are the top ten Nerd Approved Gadgets for the week of September 10th – 16th 2007.
Sushi Screen Cleaners: The best way to clean your iPhone.
Mario Kart Phone and Alarm Clock: What Mario fan can resist?
Tooth Parachutist: We are as confused by it as you are.
Inconspicuous Spy Hat: No one will ever know.
Male Chastity Belt: “Feel as though you are imprisoned in a female sheath” – whatever the hell that means.
The last five gadgets are available after the break…
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These Sushi shaped screen cleaners will help keep even the most fingerprint ridden iPhone display nice and clean. That having been said, I would like to thank the Japanese once again for their dedication to developing products that don’t make a damn bit of sense.
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Thanks Andrew!
The latest installment of the Adobe Reader is now available for Windows and Mac ( a Linux version is supposedly in the works.)
New Features:
- Redesigned interface provides a cleaner look and reading mode allows you to maximize screen real estate
- New zoom, pan, and loupe features
- Hold online meetings with integrated Adobe Acrobat Connect software
- Adobe LiveCycle Policy Server and Online Services Document Center allows for better protection for documents, forms, and drawings
- Shared document reviews, streamlined review tracker, and simple RSS reader
- Faster 2D performance / 3D graphics support
- Improved read out loud capabilities
Click here to download Adobe Reader 8.
Mitsubishi has developed a new type of television that uses colored lasers to “display bright, deep images on large, thin, lightweight screens — surpassing images seen on film.”
Up until now, manufacturers have used white light mercury lamps as a light source for televisions.
The design creates a lighter and thinner rear projection t.v. and the lasers allow for a greater range and intensity of colors. Furthermore, the screens will be made of a high-tech plastic, as opposed to glass – which lessens the weight even futher. All in all, the laser televisions will weigh about half as much as a plasma with a comperable screen size.
Frank DeMartin, VP of marketing and product development at Mitsubishi noted, “The screens will be so lightweight that the need for frames will be significantly lessened, This will give the television a cleaner, practically all-screen look.”
No kidding…I mean, just look at the prototype!
For more information, check out the NYT article.
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