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RC Aero Spider Laser cars crawl the walls

Here come the Aero Spider Laser Remote controlled cars that have anti-gravity capabilities, allow them to crawl the walls and ceilings. These RC cars should be pretty fun to have, it may deceive some people as if they’re giant spiders that have invaded your living space.

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USB password spirit master helps remember all your web accounts

If you’ve been dealing with a number of computers or web accounts, you should have quite a number of passwords to remember. Just like me, I have more than 10 passwords for the accesses to various web accounts and servers, which I need to use the Password Manager on my BlackBerry to record all them down.

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Pocket Radar – pocket sized speed detector

Pocket Radar is a little device that allows you to detect speeds just in your palm. If you’re big sports fan, you’ll definitely be interested in knowing the speeds of your favorite runners or cars. The device is so tiny, claims to be the world’s first pocket-sized radar detector, which is useful for sports coaches and fans to measure speeds that they’ve always encountered in life.

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8X telescope adds zoom power to iPhone 3G/3GS

We’ve seen a couple of these telescopes that can be attached to the camera of a cellphone to allow the users to zoom objects from afar. A version that is specially made for the iPhone 3G and 3GS is now available at USBFerver, which allows your iPhone to have up to 8X zooming power.

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Sunnybag harvests sunlight to power gadgets

For people who’re always on the move can now make use of the Sunnybag’s new products, which are shoulder bags that come equipped with solar cells that can harvest solar energy to power gadgets.

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Samsung dual-sim phones, B5722 and C6112

Dual-sim phones are useful for some people especially for those who need to act in different characters in life. Samsung has got two new dual-sim phones, B5722 and C6112, which both will be arriving Europe this December.

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Intel Reader – a text to speech converter

Lazy geeks who’re too lazy to read those printed texts by yourself can now make use of the Intel Reader to read it aloud for you. The new device that has just been announced by Intel today, and Intel simply named it Reader instead of other more high-tech name.

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eSecure app lets iPhone take control of your home security system

Protection One has announced their eSecure application for the iPhone or iPod Touch to allow the users to use the iPhone to control and keep track of their home security panels. The eSecure app lets the iPhone/iPod Touch sync and receive real-time updates from the Protection One security panels.

Protection One security panels allow you to have various detections such as gas leakages or any possible intrusion to sensitive areas in your home. Now these security panels are able to send text alerts to an iPhone with the eSecure app installed, once something suspicious detected.

The eSecure iPhone app also allows you to control your home security system remotely. Such as checking if it’s properly armed and disarm it to let cleaning clews in while you’re at work. Read more in the press release below.

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Panasonic VW-BN2 external DVD burner for ACVHD cameras

Panasonic is kind enough to have announced their new external DVD burner, VW-BN2, which is specially made to be used with an ACVHD camera, so the users can burn the video contents onto DVD while on the run.

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RFiDJ lets you control HTPC using coasters

RFiDJ is the new control system for home theater PC built by Roteno Labs. The system allows the users to use picture frame coasters to control the home theater system. The system has a set of picture frame coasters which each mounted with a descriptive picture and a special RFID tag.

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