BBQ Donut

Ken Goldman's knuckle brush

A Desk with Built in Chair

Chef'n LeafShears - Easily Cut Lettuce

Happy Hour: Fork Up

Virtual park spray

Nike has teamed up with product designer, Pierre Haulot, for the innovative Virtual Park spray paint. The paint from the spray can will illuminate dark areas for around two hours before disappearing. The concept behind Virtual Park is to be able to play your favourite games in places that would otherwise be too dark, or no proper boundaries.[via Tinsiders]

FirstPaper's e-newspaper could hit the markets soon

For now, we have a video of a similar product used by Tom Cruise in Minority Report

Grater Bucket

Finally a Grater that catches the gratings

Cool Flash Drive

Revolving Bookcase Hides Behind Computer Desk Wall

German restaurant replaces waiters with serving tracks

VIDEO HERE

New York City With A Taste Of Niagara

Awesome Sun Visor With Built-In Touchscreen DVD Player And TV

Bagetty Microwave Concept

No More Needles (Again)? P.L.E.A.S.E. Delivers Medicine Without Needles

Projector Clock

Insect Vacuum Slurps up Spiders, Cockroaches, and Other Bugs

Digital Converter for Your Old Pictures, But Not a USB Scanner

Scanning several stacks of old pictures from the pre-digital era can be a chore even if your USB scanner has a ADF. Hammacher Sclemmer is now getting ready with this new solution called "Photograph to Digital Picture Converter". As self-explanatory as it sounds, the 'converter' houses a 5 megapixel CMOS sensor so it actually captures whole image of your old photograph. This is needless to say insanely faster than a scanner.
With a max. res of 1800 dpi and 10 bits per color channel, the converter should give accurate digital representation of the original prints. It however can only handle just one photograph at a time so you will need to swap in another one every few seconds since the conversion process should be pretty darn quick. The converter whose USB takes care of both data and power will be on the digital retail shelves by the end of April for $149.95. If you need to scan slides & negatives instead, the same company offer this. [Everything USB]

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