Non stavano scherzando circa inflazione in di nuovo ai film futuri. Un hoverboard di legno genuino di Mattel usato da Marty McFly egli stesso dentro di nuovo allo II futuro ed a III è in su per l'asta su ebay. Il prezzo dell'entrata è $30.000.
Ma quella non è realmente notizie. Il film ci ha insegnato che tutto è più costoso in avvenire. È come $3000 per Pepsi. Un certo collettore con più soldi allora percepisce probabilmente penserà che valga la pena di ottenere le loro mani sul hoverboard, dopo che tutto esso abbia considerato “l'esempio migliore di tutti i hoverboards di legno sopravvivere i rigori di contaminazione,„.
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Scritto da Conner Flynn sopra 25 luglio 2008 con nessun osservazioni.
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Dopo che il lancio che di iPhone ho previsto tutti i generi di storia da schioccare in su a questo proposito, tuttavia durante milione anni non ho immaginato mai questo venire in su. Anche se l'articolo è stato rimosso da eBay, ad un punto ci era un venditore che tenta la vendita un iPhone frequentato.
Sì quella è destra, frequentato, venire completo con un'immagine blurry e cryptic dei lavori dello Steve sulla parte anteriore. Dovete ammettere, lavori potete osservare comunque una punta dal lato diabolico. Prima che questo dispositivo sia tolto di eBay lo ha avuto inviata per i $8.180.000.50 whopping. Seriamente, erano necessari i 50 centesimi realmente? Per una risatina potete leggere il suo alberino qui sotto.
Quando ho aperto il pacchetto.
Il telefono era sopra.
Non ci erano tasti cute, nessuno schermo di tocco. (Non tocchi MAI lo schermo, io gli dirà perchè più tardi.)
Invece, ci era un'immagine blurry dei lavori dello Steve bruciati in esso. Inizialmente non lo ho riconosciuto affatto, il mio fratello mi ho detto fosse sicuro che era lavori dello Steve. Abbiamo osservato attraverso alcune immagini in linea e siamo abbastanza sicuri l'immagine siamo quello dei lavori dello Steve.
Ho provato a lucidarlo fuori del pensarlo ero uno scherzo, ma lo schermo era CALDO ECCELLENTE. Graziosi I molto bruciati le mie barrette e poichè scrivo questo a macchina, la metà e le barrette dell'anello sulla mia mano destra ritengono a mala pena le chiavi su questa tastiera.
Never ever touch the screen of this ipod. The sides are cool room temperature, but the screen is intensely hot.
The image doesn’t move, it’s burned on so its not on the LCD. The LCD doesn’t even turn on. However the sound does work, and occasionally (ussually when someone is looking at it or talking about it, but it might be a coincidence)
The iPhone chuckles, loudly!
Steve Jobs just laughs at me. Over and over and over. I’ve had it for a day and it hasn’t run out of batteries. The sound still works. It laughs while I sleep. It laughs at me in the car. At work. Everywhere.
I was going to return it, but maybe someone is interested in this haunted piece of technology.
[via geekologie]
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Written by Abby McVay on July 14th, 2008 with no comments.
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Kevin Core’s awesome Batmobile Case Mod that’s famous around the internet is now up for auction over at eBay. It’s a 1/6 scale Batmobile Tumbler with a desktop PC built inside.
The one of a kind case mod was even featured in Maximum PC magazine in January 2008 and features LED lighting, 7 hard drive activity leds, 3 of which are in the jet exhaust, 1 on each side and 2 in the front. Also has 10 white led headlights, stealth power switch and DVD eject buttons. It’s currently bid up to $227.50, which is a bargain for any Batman-crazy fan. It might even be cooler then the ‘66 Lego Batmobile.
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Written by Conner Flynn on July 13th, 2008 with no comments.
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I was heading out for one of my occasional gambling binges this holiday weekend, when what did I see? It looks like online auction house eBay has gotten their very own slot machines.
By the time I managed to stumble my way over from the buffet line, the eBay slots were so busy that I didn’t even manage to donate my money to them.
From what I could tell, they’re those typical nickel slots with tons of perplexing jagged lines which must match up in order to pay the big bucks. Of course, unlike the real eBay, there’s no guarantee that the highest bidder will win anything.
The machines have icons for popular auction categories such as electronics, motors, collectibles and fashion, but they only take (and occasionally dole out) cold hard cash. And while there won’t be any money showing up in your PayPal account, all of the players on the system can win a free spin at the same time, so I guess that’s better than nothing.
Wanna play the eBay slot machines in person? Head on over to the oh-so-addictive new Four Winds Casino in New Buffalo, MI (just over an hour East of Chicago).
[Thanks for pointing these out Roadside Scholar!]
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Written by technabob on July 5th, 2008 with no comments.
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Asmita:
I’m not quite sure whether this bit about a beta test version of the T-Mobile Shadow II being auctioned off on eBay for $499.99 is just a nice little publicity gimmick by the company or a fake phone being sold off by a real prankster for a quick buck. But I can certainly tell you that if you didn’t make it to the bid, you may have not lost out on a lot. Sure the phone has Windows Mobile 6.1, Wi-Fi, 2.0 mp camera with video recording, media player, 260MHz Processor, 128MB RAM, 256MB Flash Memory and 240×320 resolution LCD and WILL NOT be available in the market for months, but when you consider how this thing will send off alarm signals all over as soon as you try to operate it with any SIM card thanks to cellphone identification systems on mobile networks and how it might get you in a whole lot of trouble with the cops, I don’t think not having an illegal version of the phone really hurt you a lot in the long run!
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Written by Asmita on June 10th, 2008 with no comments.
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I’m not going to make any wood jokes. No jokes about having your tubes tied either. I promise. We have a soft spot for these wood Nixie clocks. They just blend the modern with the old so nicely, you can’t help but fall in love with them. They just have style and they fit in anywhere you can think to put one.
You have to buy it as a kit and put it together yourself, but hey, that just gives you something to brag and be proud about when it’s finished. If you aren’t that handy and don’t think you can handle putting together it’s 115 parts, I guess you’ll just have to admire it from afar.
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Written by Conner Flynn on May 30th, 2008 with no comments.
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If you’re looking for a laptop that nobody else will have - and that will interest everybody - ignore the MacBook Air, any Tablet PC or even Alienware’s super-strength gaming notebooks. Instead, stick a bid in for this Xentex prototype currently up on eBay: at first glance it looks like it should be a mockup, but this is actually a real, working laptop, it just so happens to be one with a folding chassis and twin swivelling screens. The screens are in fact two 13.3-inch panels, and they can be independently rotated so that people can view them from each side.
The specs aren’t exactly going to blow you away - an 850MHz Athlon processor and 128MB of RAM - and the seller has had a lot of trouble getting past the bios (he’s missing a hard-drive cable, and the Xentex didn’t recognise his external CD drive). There’s also some minor case damage. However you do get a floppy drive, which you don’t often find (or, admittedly, need) on today’s notebooks.
Measuring 19.5-inches across, this isn’t small, and nor is it thin when you fold it up. Right now, considering the rarity, it’s actually a bit of a bargain. Opening bids kicked off at $100, and as of writing it’s reached $575 (after 18 bids).Â
[via Reg Hardware]
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Written by Chris Davies on May 23rd, 2008 with no comments.
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Much like Kenny Rogers, the Xentex laptop knows when to fold em. It knows when to walk away and when to run. It wasn’t satisfied with simply opening and closing. Oh no. It can fold twice for portability. That means that the system has two 13.3″ screens that can independently swivel so you can share your stuff with your friends sitting opposite you.
Together, the screens combine to measure 19.5″ across for a huge display. Inside it’s got an 850MHz Athlon processor and 128MB of memory. It’s kind of like having a Rubik’s computer. It can be found on ebay and as of this writing it’s at $405.00 with 11 bids, 6 days to go.
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Written by Conner Flynn on May 23rd, 2008 with no comments.
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