If you don’t already know, light graffiti is basically created using lights and long exposures. Photographers Marc Cameron and Mark Brown decided to use that technique to recreate some of the most well known supercars, including the Audi R8 and Veyron. Continue reading to see them all.
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Amazon has the Polk Audio M10 for only $69.99 shipped, originally priced at $249.99. The “wide dispersion drivers and tweeters project sound over a wide area so every listener in a room hears open, ‘box-less,’ three-dimensional sound, and front mounted bass ports ensure deep, punchy bass.” Product page.
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The Bliptronic 5000 LED Synthesizer, a ThinkGeek exclusive, is played by using a grid of glowing buttons and feature other controls that “allow you to set the tempo (from 60-160 BPM), choose the instrument (From 8 different retro-synth type sounds), adjust the volume and turn looping on or off.” Click here for first picture in gallery.
When one Bliptronic reaches the end of it’s pattern, the next Bliptronic is instantly triggered to start playing. This allows you to make longer songs where each person controls a section of the song.
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BGR, the king of cell phone spy shots, brings us a leaked Apple Black Friday 2009 sales brochure. Notable deals include a $1098 iMac, $1098 MacBook Pro, $138 iPod Nano, $178 iPod Touch, and more. Continue reading for the rest of the deals.
We weren�t too positive about that last one as it was from a new source, but this new image comes from a pretty credible connect of ours and it seems to be more reasonable.
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Sure, you could just pick up a SEGA Nomad, but building your own portable Genesis is definitely more satisfying, and that’s exactly what Hailrazer did. Called the GenMini, this handheld features a 5-inch PSOne display, 4000mAh lithium-poly camcorder battery, and a relocated cartridge slot. Video after the break.
Though OraBrush doesn’t say exactly how its app detects bad breath, this piece of software will definitely be a conversation piece when out with friends. Plus, you can “easily post the hilarious responses of any breath test on Facebook or Twitter for other friends to enjoy.” Video after the break.
Technolgizer has compiled a gallery of interesting vintage computer ads to bring in this holiday season, and we’ve selected our favorites for your viewing enjoyment. Continue reading to see them.
As you look through these ads, keep this in mind: When was the last time more than two people sat around your computer?
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Google may be most well known for the search engine, but their headquarters span the globe and are magnificent to say the least. In this feature, we give you an inside look at Google’s Switzerland, Mountain View, UK, and China offices. Continue reading for the pictures — sources are linked in title.
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If your printer had a mind of its own, was a transformer, and a part-time DJ, it might resemble the character in Techno Printer. This animation was created by Kenny Frankland of TinSpider. Video after the break.
