For some reason, humans like to put their own unique stamp on everything so they can stand out. Just look at all the tech add-ons that personalize their gadgets. And after centuries of tattooing their bodies, it’s time to tattoo the ole crapper.
Toilet tattoos are printed on a plastic film that sticks electrostatically to your plastic seat lid. They can be easily removed and changed or cleaned. They offer a variety of patterns and images, including holiday themes, so you can change the look of your can to match the season. Personally, I would want the frogs one, but I would want the image to change automatically. They would start off as happy frogs, but after somebody does their business and adds a few logs to the pond, the frogs would keel over and fall off their branch. Then when the smell dissipates, they would be happy again. See, it’s not only pretty, but kinda like a refuse radiation detector as well.
[Toilet Tattoos] VIA [Dvice]
Written by Conner Flynn on March 17th, 2008 with comments disabled.
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Gentlemen, ladies…Your new throne awaits. Prepare to be whisked away, not by Calgon, but by a bold design that takes the toilet to new levels of bold innovation. Some features include a docking station for your big fat ass as well as your iPod, plus a heated seat, multi-touch flusher, and built-in surround sound. Because when you leave a Cleveland steamer, you want a touch of Vegas luxury.
The Air Poo. Reading material not included.
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Written by Conner Flynn on February 15th, 2008 with comments disabled.
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It seems as though Japan has an obsession with incorporating as much technology as possible when performing the most basic human function.
Toto says that their Neoflush 600 “turns the ordinary into extraordinary”, and “Sophisticated sensuality”… hmm… sensuality and toilet are two words I would have never put in a sentence together. What is it this toilet actually does for you?? (more…)
Written by Michelle on January 27th, 2008 with no comments.
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No the BS doesn’t stand for what you think it does, it stands for Bluetooth stereo, which is what these two units are, stereo speakers that get their audio primarily from Bluetooth sources. One of them is clearly more mobile than the other, but they both crank out 3D Surround Sound.
The technology is called “Hyper 3-Channel Surround Sound with Euphony Technology”, but basically it’s the same virtual surround sound that we are all used to. However, in case you’ve forgot, it makes it sound like you are in the center of the sound regardless of where you are in relation to the device, as long as you aren’t behind it and are in the same room.
The 900 actually won a Best of Innovations award at CES this year, and it has 10 watts output coming from the speakers an analog line-in for those that don’t have Bluetooth audio as an option, and a USB port for hooking up your MP3 Player. The 300 sports Samsung’s new DNSe engine, an only weighs 2.2 ounces and can also act as a hand-free calling unit. The BS300 is already out, and the BS900 should be available sometime in the first half of this year, no price for the 900 though.
Samsung announces BS300, BS900 Bluetooth speakers [via intomobile]
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Written by James Allan Brady on January 11th, 2008 with no comments.
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Cambridge Audio unveiled some new audio components at CES this past week, a combo in fact, the Azur, 840W amp and a matching 840E pre-amp. The power amp is class XD (that’s right, it’s an emoticon).
It will crank out 200 watts at 8 Ohms, or 500 watts into 8 Ohms bridged mono. There are 8 inputs and the volume works per decibel, which is nice.
This is an amazing piece of audio equipment and should go nicely with the numerous high end speaker announcements that undoubtedly came out of CES this past week. If you want one, it will cost a thousand pounds for the amp and 750 for the pre-amp.
CES 2008: Cambridge Audio Azur 840W Power Amp & Azur 840E Pre Amp [via Pocket-Lint]
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Written by James Allan Brady on January 11th, 2008 with no comments.
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SE2 Labs had a smooth booth at CES 2008 showcasing their ITC One - their personalized all-in-one home entertainment solution. With each ITC One, custom installers or end users can design a personalized system from the SE2 Labs website. According to SE2 Labs, every ITC One is then built and shipped within two weeks. You can choose from the following components for the ITC One:
- Microsoft Xbox 360 console
- Xbox 360 HD DVD player
- Nintendo Wii
- DirecTV
- High Definition TiVo
- Dish Network DVR
- National Cable Providers DVR including Comcast, Time Warner, Cox Cable etc
- AMX Netlinx Control System
- High End Digital Surround Processor
- Bryston Pre-Amp Processor with full digital outputs
- IcePower High End D Class Amplifers
- High End Video Processor
- Front Touchpanel Screen
- Apple Video iPod with Dock
- Proprietary Remote Control
- Power Conditioning
- Super Quiet Cooling System
- Super Easy 2 Connect Rear Panel
- Transparent Cabling and Cable Harness
- Anti-Noise and Vibration System
The idea is simple enough - do you want to build a complex home theater system yourself or do you want to purchase an all inclusive system that’s put together by a system integrator? I just wish the box was a bit more.. attractive looking??
What’s even better - once you’ve designed the ITC One on the website, installing it is a cinch - simply connect the power, video source, and speakers, and then turn it on. There’s no cabling to deal with - no racks to install, and no integration issues to deal with.
Starting prices for the ITC One is $24,995.
Here’s the side profile of the ITC One:
Here’s the back panel
Here are some official press images:
Finally, SE2 Labs won the “Best of Innovations 2008″ for the Integrated Home Systems category.
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SE2 Labs had a smooth booth at CES 2008 showcasing their ITC One - their personalized all-in-one home entertainment solution. With each ITC One, custom installers or end users can design a personalized system from the SE2 Labs website. According to SE2 Labs, every ITC One is then built and shipped within two weeks. You can choose from the following components for the ITC One:
- Microsoft Xbox 360 console
- Xbox 360 HD DVD player
- Nintendo Wii
- DirecTV
- High Definition TiVo
- Dish Network DVR
- National Cable Providers DVR including Comcast, Time Warner, Cox Cable etc
- AMX Netlinx Control System
- High End Digital Surround Processor
- Bryston Pre-Amp Processor with full digital outputs
- IcePower High End D Class Amplifers
- High End Video Processor
- Front Touchpanel Screen
- Apple Video iPod with Dock
- Proprietary Remote Control
- Power Conditioning
- Super Quiet Cooling System
- Super Easy 2 Connect Rear Panel
- Transparent Cabling and Cable Harness
- Anti-Noise and Vibration System
The idea is simple enough - do you want to build a complex home theater system yourself or do you want to purchase an all inclusive system that’s put together by a system integrator? I just wish the box was a bit more.. attractive looking??
What’s even better - once you’ve designed the ITC One on the website, installing it is a cinch - simply connect the power, video source, and speakers, and then turn it on. There’s no cabling to deal with - no racks to install, and no integration issues to deal with.
Starting prices for the ITC One is $24,995.
Here’s the side profile of the ITC One:
Here’s the back panel
Here are some official press images:
Finally, SE2 Labs won the “Best of Innovations 2008″ for the Integrated Home Systems category.
[Check it out]
Technorati Tags: SE2 Labs, ITC One, CES 2008
Written by flung on January 11th, 2008 with no comments.
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Creating audio podcasts might not get much simpler than this folks. It’s the new $99 dollar Belkin Podcast Studio - a portable, battery operated device which allows you to create high quality recordings wherever you go. Simply dock the iPod into the Podcast Studio and begin recording full length audio episodes, interviews, or short clips directly onto the iPod. Once you’re finished with the recording, connect your iPod with your computer and have your newly created content uploaded straight to iTunes.
Features include:
- Built in microphone and speaker for playback
- 2 Channels - XLR and 1/4 inch
- Battery powered
The Podcast Studio is compatible with the 5th gen iPod, iPod classic, and iPod nano - 3rd gen. You can expect to find the Podcast Studio in June of 2008 for an MSRP of $99.99.
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