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USB Iriscope checks iris to ensure you’re in good health

Iridology is the study and analysis of your iris to reflect your body health. Now you can make use of a little USB Iriscope to carry out your own iris, pupil and sclera checks and analyze from the data gathered to learn your body health status.

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Pioneer’s free iPhone GPS app syncs with in-dash GPS units

You’d have thought “forget about TomTom or Navigon, since Pioneer is offering a free GPS app for the iPhone”. But don’t get it wrong, the Pioneer’s free GPS iPhone app, AVIC Feeds, is meant for syncing with any one of the two models of the in-dash Pioneer GPS units, AVIC-U310BT and AVIC-Z110BT.

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World’s smallest wireless N USB adapter

Wireless N is now official. If your laptop or netbook does not come with a built-in wireless N connectivity, you can simply get a wireless N USB adapter from TrendNet. What they have here is the world’s tinniest wireless N USB adapter, which you can easily hook it up to your computer’s USB port and get onto a WiFi hotspot that supports wireless N (802.11n) for higher speed

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Multi-port power inverter turns car cigarette lighter into a gadget-charging station

The Multiport Power Inverter is a convenient power adapter that turns your car cigarette lighter socket into a power charging station for your gadgets.

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CZC C9 netbook measures 5mm in thickness, is world’s thinnest

The CZC C9 netbook is claimed to be the new world’s thinnest netbook and measures a mere 5 millimeters (or 0.2 inches) in thickness. The CZC C9 netbook is the product of the China company, Zichuang Technology.

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TabToolKit app lets guitar players bring music tablature files on the iPhone

Tablature files (or called tabs in short) are the popular format which guitarists compose their music in. The TabToolKit iPhone application has now made it possible to let guitar players to bring and view those tabs on the iPhone or iPod Touch. The TabToolKit app is useful for guitar players, who have tablature files on the iPhone to learn new music or practise a song anytime and anywhere.

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SGI Octane III – a personal supercomputer

Supercomputer is no more a massive machine as big as your fridge. The latest supercomputer, SGI Octane III has surfaced, is a supercomputer that comes in the size of a standard desktop computer.

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ITG xpPhone – first Windows XP mobile phone, now goes for pre-order

The ITG xpPhone is a smart phone that packs with the Windows XP OS instead of the usual mobile OSes such as Windows Mobile 6.x or Android. Of course, having Windows XP running on a mobile phone shall let every PC user be able to pick up using it in very short time.

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Pure Sensia WiFi Internet radio

The Pure Sensia Internet radio comes in an oval shape, equipped with WiFi connectivity which allows you to hook it up to WiFi network to receive Internet radio broadcast.

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Motion-activated headphones : Sony Ericsson MH907

The Sony Ericsson MH907 should be the first of its kind that is motion-activated. The SE MH907 headphones detect your motions, when they’re plugged into your ears, the music will automatically be started for you to listen. And once one of the ear buds is removed, it’ll automatically pause your music. And put it back to continue listening to your music.

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