Great minds that use to produce usable and innovative devices or accessories by using scraps or old items still exist. And the level of their unusualness to produce matchless products is touching limits. More than saving money, it is the incredible products that act as an achievement for you.

Following this, few models of motorcycles has been devised from old watches and glasses. A peek into the models will surely win your hearts and you would be ready to spend big sum but unfortunately the creation is not for sale.

The brainchild behind this craftmenship is of an advertising agent from Brazil. These miniature motorcycles draw standards for identity and representation. But mind you they are more than a children’s toy.

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Via Techeblog/ Gizmodo

HP India announces its new consumer strategy which includes new technology, design, service, style, insight and information.

The company launched a 20-inch entertainment notebook “The Dragon”, the HP TouchSmart and the HP iPAQ 512 Voice Messenger

HP has focused on the concept of lifestyle computing with the introduction of several category-firsts, in a way making the Ultimate Digital Entertainment experience a reality for the consumer

By the end of the current financial year HP plans to further strengthen its leadership with an aggressive ‘Go-to-Market’ strategy and expand its network partner across 2000 cities.

Acc. to Rajiev Grover, Head-Consumer Products, Personal Systems Group, HP India, the new range has been conceptualized after extensive research to offer the best Digital experience to consumers.

The HP touchsmart is priced at Rs. 99,990 onwards. The ‘Dragon’ HP Pavilion HDX 2000 Entertainment Series notebook is priced at Rs. 1,10,990 onwards. The HP Pavilion Slimline s3000 series PC is priced at Rs. 39,990 onwards and the HP iPAQ 512 Voice Messenger is priced at Rs. 14,000.

If you are one of those executives who are usually free during the office hours and keep on hunting for ways and means to pass time…then I am sue you’ll love the catapult watch. This unique watch is perfect for the naughty souls who do not mind bugging up the colleagues in their office.

The watch not only tells you time, but also comes with a tiny catapult that’s perfect enough to target paper balls or any other thing that you can convert into a harmless projectile, at your colleagues and even boss if you are a little gutsy.

All you need to do to play with it is …just push the tiny button and there it goes…but do mind the distance or you might end up getting into a serious brawl.Available at: BackyardArtillery

One rarely realizes that one’s kitchen is running short of something until they are busy cooking — and then, inevitably, the pencil for the shopping list is fond to be missing. Luckily, there’s a gadget that will let you dictate it.

All one needs to do is tap a button on the SmartShopper, state their needs to its built-in microphone, and speech-recognition software turns them into text. SmartShopper recognizes 2,500 item names and common errands (”dry cleaners,” say, or “napkins”), and lets you add items of your own. It also displays each new entry so you can correct it. When you’re going out to shop, it prints out the list, alphabetized, with errands followed by your list of things to get.

SmartShopper costs $149.95 and comes with three rolls of thermal paper.

It can be set on a counter, hung on the wall or one can simply, magnetically attach it to a refrigerator - wherever one is most likely to be when one realize something’s running low.

Now welcome a new device for your Windows or Mac desktop or notebook by Kensington. The Ci70 Wireless Desktop include wireless keyboard, wireless mouse with USB dongle, USB extension cable, 2 sets of AA batteries and Instruction guide.

Wireless Keyboard

With measurements 16 inches x 7 inches, the keyboard is compatible with both Windows PCs and Mac computers. It is made up of plastic but looks metallic because of its Grey and Silver color.

The five keys in a row on the top edge of the keyboard offer an easy-functioning. The leftmost key is a disk eject key and the keys adjacent to it are for searching keywords, email and internet.

The mouse can be docked within the keyword. But don’t ever think that it will charge it automatically instead it can only switch it off.

Price: $79.99

Ci75 m Wireless Notebook Mouse

Your hand would look like a giant before this mouse. Available in orange and black, the Ci75m wireless notebook looks like any other ordinary mouse with a rubbery shell (look and shape) but it reflect its true colors when via its connectivity.

This slim Kensingto’s mouse offers a back up power option and looks is worth putting in your travel kit on your next trip.

Price: $34.99

Via Gadgeteer

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Sony India has moved ahead by recently launching an array of high definition (HD) Cyber-shot and Handycam cameras for the Indians. These models have been designed with the advanced technology, thereby producing seven power-packed products.

Sharing the features of the HD content, Masaru Tamagawa, Managing Director of Sony India, said: “HD offers you the vision to see the more - razor sharp reproductions with the deepest details, in short gives you the clarity like that of mirror.”

Updating its portfolio, Sony launched three new models in its Cyber-shot range viz. “DSC-W200″, “DSC-T100″, and “DSC-H9″, featuring HD component output. With an advanced feature of offering direct connection to an HDTV set, it helps in easy integration of the full 1,080 HD photo viewing into home theater.

Specks:

DSC-W200: 2.5-inch LCD screen plus a 12.1-megapixel resolution along with high sensitivity for shooting (without flash) even in dim light.

DSC-T100: It has a 3-inch LCD screen with 8.1-megapixel camera along with a Carl Zeiss 5x optical zoom lens.

DSC-H9: It sports a 3-inch, flip-up LCD screen, 8.1-megapixel Cyber-shot along with auto-focusing with Carl Zeiss 15x optical zoom lenses, retailed at Rs29,990.

Sony also uncovered four advanced HD camcorders, including the “HDR-CX7K” (Memory Stick format), the “HDR-HC5″ (DV tape format), the “HDR- UX5″ (DVD format), and “HDR-SR5″ (Hard Disk).

Each of these feature ClearVid CMOS sensor plus imaging processor that allows imprisonment of both videos and static images and 5.1 Dol by Digital surround sound features.

HDR-CX7K:

3.2-megapixel ClearVid CMOS Sensor

10X optical zoom and 20x digital zoom 2.7-inch Clear Photo LCD Plus display

HDMI output

Built-in 5.1 channel microphone

HDR-UX5:

3.5-inch display featuring x.v.Color technology

2-megapixel ClearVid CMOS sensor

Camcorder has 10x of optical zoom and 80x digital zoom for video recording

5.1 channel audio and 8cm DVD supporting DVD-R/DVD+R DL/DVD-RW/DVD+RW

Retailed at Rs 59,990

HDR-SR5:

AVCHD HD camcorder has a 40GB hard drive

Camcorder is equipped with a 2.7-inch Clear Photo LCD Plus, and a 2-megapixel sensor for full HD 1080 video.

HDR-HC5:

10x optical/80x digital zoom

Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T Lens

Camcorder can also produce 4-megapixel still photos

2.3-megapixel photos in dual record mode

Retailed at Rs69,990.

Via Techtree

The buzzword around is the world’s second largest information technology show, Computex Taipei 2007. This five-day exhibition (5-9 June) is blessed with over 2,700 booths in Taipei. This week Taipei is witnessing the presence of world’s top-most computer and component makers busy showcasing their latest gadgets as they like experimenting with technologies. Â

An inside view of the booths in the main hall of the Computex trade show in Taipei:

A waterproof Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), the PM9 at the booth of Crete System Inc.

Man stands next to a display of the E-Go II navigator device at the First International Computer, Inc. (FIC) booth:

Visitors exchanging words before the display of DFI’s computer motherboards during the first day of the Computex trade show:

Via Gadgetsblog

Don’t mistake it for a microwave. Toshiba’s latest version of their V series PVP hits Japan this June.

Toshiba releases an updated version of the Gigabeat V portable video player on June 1st in Japan. The new Gigabeat V series isavailable in 40GB and 80GB capacities. Beyond increased capacity, the new series improves on the features of last year’s Gigabeat V30 by offering a 4-inch, 24-bit color display with a resolution of 480 x 272. Like its brother the Gigabeat S, the V series also uses the Microsoft PMC interface and supports Windows Media DRM 10 and WMA 9 lossless. The new Gigabeat V series also prominently supports 1Seg digital television (all the rage in Japan) by including dedicated channel buttons on the front of the player.

Priced around $409 and $491 respectively.

(via Engadget)

This Wireless Keyboard works with the Bluetooth option in your Mac to provide a cable-free way to interact with your system at a distance of up to 10 meters (33 feet). A robust 128-bit over-the-air encryption keeps sensitive information safe as it is being typed. Apple is the first to deliver intelligent software to prevent interference with Airport wireless networks without any performance degradation.

The full-size, yet compact wireless keyboard takes up very little space on the desktop and easily fits on a user’s lap.

It features:
 Comes packed with a network of 16-functional keys
 Gives you an access over full numeric keypad
 Keys navigating over the document
 For swerving north, south, east and west in a game, use an inverted-T
 Well-placed audio controls gives you the ability to eject optical media

The perfect companion to the Apple Wireless Keyboard: is the new Apple Wireless Mouse.

Via Zencudo

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This is a computer model of the human body displayed at University of Calgary.
Canadian scientists have created the world’s first virtual computer model of a human body, translating a litany of complex medical and genomic data into images to test drugs and surgeons’ skills.

The virtual man with his skin and skeleton removed to display every vein, artery and organ, floating in a small, dark room with more than 3,000 body parts projected from walls and the floor, was unveiled at the University of Calgary this week.

Known as CAVEman, he is anatomically perfect and ready to be manipulated at the click of a button on a computer.