Capture Your Winter Olympics Feats With Video Ski Goggles
Sunday, January 3rd, 2010I’m guessing you already have ski gloves that control your iPod and a GPS to help you track your speed down the hill, but when you’re back at the lodge bragging about that spectacular jump you made with no witnesses, you need some tech to back up your outlandish claims. Luckily Liquid Image, the folks [...]
A Wearable Display That Won’t Block Out the Real World
Saturday, June 27th, 2009The concept of wearable visor displays isn’t new. But Vuzix has an upcoming entry in the field with an interesting twist. The Vuzix Wrap 920AV not only shows the wearer video from any NTSC or PAL video out-equipped device, they’re also built as a pair of actual glasses, making them both a tad less weird [...]
Plug a Bare Hard Drive Into Your Television
Monday, June 1st, 2009An interesting trend in geek gadgetry is the increase in devices made to hook directly to a bare drive (and leave it bare). As people upgrade computer storage, they’re starting to have perfectly good drives lying around, though usually without a good connection solution. Two hundred GB drives are seemingly the new floppy disk. Bare [...]
Keep an Eye on Baby Birds With This IR Camera Setup
Saturday, May 23rd, 2009A few weeks ago I wrote about a time lapse digital camera for capturing things like plant growth in your garden. Today, we’re again looking to to the subject of nature photography with a gadget twist, though this one’s a bit more voyeuristic. The Nest Box with IR Camera is a simple enough wooden bird [...]
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