Apple iPhone fans looking for the least creative knockoff should look no further than the iPhone Air. This seemingly standard flip phone features “a built-in camera, FM radio, Bluetooth, music player and dual SIM card support.” Click here for first picture in gallery.
An Apple logo on the outside of the flip phone greets you with a fake glow and it comes in spectacular colors as well: pink and black.
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While Microsoft hasn’t officially announced Forza 3, Kaarbo Design — designer of the game’s in-game posters — posted up a few images that prove otherwise. Sources speculate that the game will be shown at E3 2009. Click here for first picture in gallery — images courtesy of Cyrax71.
While Forza 2 was big, it’s said that FM3 is so large that the DVD format has become an issue. With a total of 400+ cars and over 100 tracks it will likely ship on two separate discs.
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Now that you’ve seen Tilt Shift photography in-action, here’s a day at the beach, shot in time-lapse, for your viewing enjoyment. We can only hope for a theme park version next, complete with roller coasters.
Amazon is selling the Logitech G51 5.1 Surround Speakers for only $147.38, originally priced at $229.61. It’s “equipped with gamer inspired features including the weighted, non-skid control pod, independent, easy-to-access mic and audio mute controls, and customizable satellite speakers.” Product page. Video after the break.
Your games are meant to be experienced in surround sound. Now hear your enemies sneaking up behind you, and listen for action in every direction.Frequency Directed Dual Driver (FDD2) sound technology creates a uniform soundfield anywhere in the room.
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Simply put, Serv O’ Beer brings the iBeer app to life. This robot interprets “a ‘pouring’ motion with an iPhone into a real, albeit foamy, beer.” Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Creator “Polymythic” used a Construx building set as his mechanical base and an ioBridge to control the system.
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At $1999 on eBay, this one-of-a-kind Venom sculpture “stands 8 inches tall and weighs about 2 lbs — kept in a basketball case.” Unfortunately, it lacks animatronic capabilities as well as any superpowers. Auction page. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Inspiration for this figure came from the comic and the movie so I made a hybrid Venom. I hated how the movie stylized Venom but I loved the symbiote liquid when it was forming on the person.
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Photographed in 2005, these stunning images were created by “Leonid Tishkov and Boris Bendikov — [with] their own ‘Private Moon’.” Click here for first picture in gallery.
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Using the iPhone app “Brushes”, artist David Onze created an incredible speed portrait showing just what lots of skill and a little time can accomplish. Video after the break.
While I know better than to try my own hand at the program, it’s pretty remarkable how deftly some artists can handle the often finicky medium of the iPhone’s touch display.
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Called BarR2D2, this R2-D2 inspired mobile car features a “motorized beer elevator, motorized ice/mixer drawer, and six-bottle shot dispenser.” Instruction page.
It’s also “sound activated neon lighted”, because alcohol delivery is not complete without psychotropic light effects.
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According to Darren Murph, there’s “no way anyone in their right mind should get this excited about receiving a $299 game console.” Continue reading to see for yourself.
Given the completely ridiculous Wii shortage that’s still ongoing, there’s obviously no shame in being somewhat off your rocker if one shows up in a nicely wrapped box.
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