Ok, so you’ve just dropped $5 into that claw machine but didn’t win anything, those days could be over after watching this interesting G4TV clip. Watch after the jump.
Those damn claw games pissed me off so much as a kid, and whoda thunk it that they actually pay out on a schedule by adjusting the claw tension every xx number of attempts
[via Gizmodo]
Made by the “Olde English” crew, this clip provides us with some interesting iPod demands. What are your thoughts? Video after the jump.
“04gribblej” created a custom script for his Sony Ericsson phone that allows him to control a LEGO Mindstorms NXT robot via Bluetooth. Video after the jump.
The guys over at MGA studios managed to convert “an old HM computer scanner” into a fully-functional grill. It cooks pancakes, eggs, and more. Video after the jump.
Yes, the above pictured Gameboy was damaged in the Gulf War, but is still fully-functional, as you’ll see in the video. We’re not quite sure if any componenets have been replaced to get this Gameboy working, but it’s definitely a great conversation piece none the less. Video after the jump.
Microsoft releases yet another strange “Zune” advertisement, titled “Birds”. It’s quite disturbing to say the least. What are your thoughts? Video after the jump.
One of our readers just sent in a video tutorial on how to find the hidden WWII bomber (Avro 696 Shackleton AEW2) on Google Earth. If you have any other tips, please leave us a comment. Video after the jump.
Ok, we’ve seen strange “Zune” ads before — Monster and Pixel Dancers — but definitely nothing like this one, titled “Eyes”. What are your thoughts? Video after the jump.
Our editors have compiled a list of seven high-tech watches you can’t buy, or at least anytime soon. If we happened to miss any, please leave us a comment. “Continue reading” for the entire list.
Apparently this “fire-fighter” flower contains a special chemical that extinguishes “oil fires”. Put simply, a “film forms over the surface of the oil and prevents air getting into the fire, extinguishing it.” Best of all, this gadget doubles as a fridge magnet when not in use. Pricing and availability have not yet been announced. Here’s what Paul Miller of Engadget has to say:
Look, we don’t come up with this stuff, so don’t look our way when that magnetic, fridge-mounted Fire Fighter Flower you bought ends up catching on fire and then destroying all of your 2nd grade pictures on the fridge — it’s your own dang fault
[via engadget – Uber-Review]