It seems as if unlocked iPhone 3G handsets are still in high demand, as this example on eBay has already reached $4,250 with under 2-hours to go, currently. However, this is the Euro verison. Auction page . [via eBay ]
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eBay Watch: New Unlocked iPhone 3G Hits $4,250
Why bring cereal and milk to work, when you’ve got the Fresh Traveler mug? This contraption provides an air-tight compartment for your tasty treats on the bottom, while the top can store milk, yogurt, etc. Click here for first picture in gallery. It’s called the “Fresh Traveler” : for it, Brekveld recommends breakfast cereals and fruits, while I recommend goldfish crackers and cola. [via Yankodesign ]
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Fresh Traveler Mug is Perfect for Cereal, Parfaits
Developed by mathematician Andrew Hicks, this mirror uses a “a specially bent surface that precisely reflects the image in a way that you’ll be able to read what’s written on your shirt.” The mirror was designed with the help of a special computer algorithm and features a uniquely curved and bent surface that directs the light rays across its surface before sending them back out, basically reversing the reversed image. [via Dvice - OhGizmo ]
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New Mirror Won’t Reverse Images
For those who must have Practical Variable Speed Drives and Power Electronics for the Amazon Kindle , you’ll have to shell out $41,916 on Amazon , which works out to a hefty $137 per page. No, the Kindle itself isn’t included. At $137 a page, we’d recommend you read and re-read the sample for Practical Variable Speed Drives and Power Electronics a few times before pulling the trigger, Sparky. [via Amazon ]
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The $41,916 Amazon Kindle Book
Thanks to Google, you can find information on just about anyone with a simple search. So, why waste money on an expensive design, when a simple “Google Me” query would do? This business card idea is undoubtedly clever, visually suggesting to people that they just Google your name for contact info. [via Gizmodo ]
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Google Me Business Card
Designed by Gaffyh, this is the first Xbox 360 Slim concept we’ve seen that actually looks feasible. Featuring an integrated hard drive and 30-percent slimmer design. Continue reading for a short animation.
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Xbox 360 Slim
Capcom officially announced today the availability of Lost Planet 2, which is being exclusively developed for the Xbox 360. This title will be “using Capcom’s own in-house development tools, the MT Framework 2.” Click here for first picture in gallery. Capcom’s MT Framework makes it possible for Capcom to create multi-platform titles like Devil May Cry 4, a title once thought to be a PS3 exclusive. [via Kotaku ]
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Lost Planet 2 Screenshots
To film those incredible movie car chase scenes, Pursuit Systems uses “a 100+ mile per hour dune buggy, a 500 horsepower Mitsubishi Evo, a supercharged Mini Cooper S and a couple of 450 horsepower Porsche Cayennes.” Video after the break. Have you ever wondered how they got those incredible driving shots in movies like Transformers 2, Fast & Furious or Dark Knight? Thanks to Redline TV and host, Tanner Foust, we’ll get an inside look. [via Jalopnik ]
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Pursuit Systems: The Technology Behind Movie Car Chase Scenes
To film those incredible movie car chase scenes, Pursuit Systems uses “a 100+ mile per hour dune buggy, a 500 horsepower Mitsubishi Evo, a supercharged Mini Cooper S and a couple of 450 horsepower Porsche Cayennes.” Video after the break. Have you ever wondered how they got those incredible driving shots in movies like Transformers 2, Fast & Furious or Dark Knight? Thanks to Redline TV and host, Tanner Foust, we’ll get an inside look. [via Jalopnik ]
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Pursuit Systems: The Technology Behind Movie Car Chase Scenes
This modder was tired of waiting for Apple to release an aluminum Mac Mini, so he took the task into his own hands. Built from mesh and sheet aluminum, you’ll find an “Aaeon GENE-9310 mobo, an Intel Core Duo T2500 processor, 2GB of RAM, and a 2.5″ Seagate Momentus hard drive” inside the case. Click here for first picture in gallery. While not running on official Apple hardware, the Hackintosh Jr. gets its looks from the big tower Macs, but at 5.5″ (h) x 7″ (w) x 5″ (d), it’s not much bigger than a Mac Mini. [via Technabob ]
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Windows-Powered Computer Turned Hackintosh Jr.
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