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05 31st, 2009| 
This nifty hack is great “for those public situations when an open beer can is ‘frowned upon’; it’s camouflage for your beers.” Continue reading for an in-depth video tutorial, courtesy of Hellosmarty.
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Stealth Beer Can
May
31
This nifty hack is great “for those public situations when an open beer can is ‘frowned upon’; it’s camouflage for your beers.” Continue reading for an in-depth video tutorial, courtesy of Hellosmarty.
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Stealth Beer Can
May
31
Amazon has the Samsung Bang and Olufsen Bluetooth headset for $21.95, originally priced at $142.95. It features a “noise shield slide cover [that] keeps buttons hidden [while] blocking out static.” Product page . Soft spring earhook moves flexibly from left to right to be worn on either ear. Features slide call receiving, last call dialing, mute, hold, and LED on/off modes. [via Amazon ]
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Deal of the Day: $142.95 Samsung Bang and Olufsen Bluetooth Headset for $21.95
May
31
Amazon has the Samsung Bang and Olufsen Bluetooth headset for $21.95, originally priced at $142.95. It features a “noise shield slide cover [that] keeps buttons hidden [while] blocking out static.” Product page . Soft spring earhook moves flexibly from left to right to be worn on either ear. Features slide call receiving, last call dialing, mute, hold, and LED on/off modes. [via Amazon ]
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Deal of the Day: $142.95 Samsung Bang and Olufsen Bluetooth Headset for $21.95
May
31
Now that you’ve seen what iFrappe can do, here’s an interesting iPhone app that basically simulates a variety of string instruments. Ec Violin is available now through the App Store. Continue reading to watch its creator play Canon in D.
May
31
Now that you’ve seen what iFrappe can do, here’s an interesting iPhone app that basically simulates a variety of string instruments. Ec Violin is available now through the App Store. Continue reading to watch its creator play Canon in D.
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iPhone Violin App Used to Play Canon in D
May
30
Priced at $80,923, the UK-exclusive Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X FQ-400 is touted as the “fastest and most extreme version of Mitsubishi’s motorsport derived machine.” It’s powered by an upgraded 2L inline-4 engine that produces an incredible 403hp @ 6500rpm and 387lb-ft torque @ 3500rpm. Click here for first picture in gallery. To achieve the incredible 403bhp from just 2.0-litres Mitsubishi has had to significantly revise the FQ-400’s advanced powerplant. Motorsport specification high-flow fuel injectors are fitted to the aluminium cylinder head and a new hybrid turbocharger is also fitted. [via Seriouswheels ]
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Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X FQ-400
May
30
Most vending machines are boring or just plain annoying (items getting stuck), these futuristic installations aim to change that. Though none are able to dispense a 3-course meal…yet, they are conversation pieces nonetheless. Continue reading to see more.
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3 Futuristic Vending Machines
May
30
No, this Power Mac G4 Cube transformer robot isn’t CG. A modder from thinkingbricks “used a LEGO Mindstorms NXT kit and a Cube body to create a Cube-bot with both autonomous and remote control modes.” Video after the break. [via TUAW ]
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Power Mac G4 Cube Transformer
May
30
While it may just be a clever marketing campaign on Sony’s part, this supposedly leaked PSP Go box does look quite similar to the PS3 Slim’s. Plus, we now know that it will feature 16GB of built-in storage, a memory card slot, and Bluetooth 2.0. Note the similar font, horizontal band, and general placement of device specs like memory capacity. Pretty similar, thus giving the slim PS3 rumor that much more weight. [via Engadget ]
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Spy Shots: Sony PSP Go Box