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pCubee – Interactive personal cubic 3D display

The pCubee is an interactive cubic 3D display that allows you to view reactive scenes in 3D. The pCubee could be more interesting to watch or play than any 3D displays or games that you’ve experienced with.

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April Fools’ gadgets

The April Fools’ day is just around the corner, if you’ve got no clue on how to play some pranks on your colleagues, friends or your loved ones, you could now make use of some interesting gadgets to create what you want.

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Fax anywhere with Greta portable GSM Fax machine

Fax machines no more need to be connected to the land lines or fixed phone lines, nor they’re confined in the office or home. Now fax machines can even make use of the GSM cellular networks to let you send and receive faxes at places where cellphone signals are available. In other words, they’ve become portable like your handset.

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Ventev EcoCharge cuts down vampire power and charges two devices at one time

Here comes the competitor for the AT&T Zero charger, Ventev EcoCharge, which is another green charger that nearly draws zero vampire power, when no device is connected or the connected device has got fully charged.

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HP EliteBook 8740w packs Core i7 and USB 3.0

The HP EliteBook 8740w notebook has gone official and comes equipped with a number of latest technologies; such as offering choices of processors including Core i5, i7 processor and up to the quad-core 1.73GHz Core i7 and also the USB 3.0 ports for high speed data transfer.

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Clearwire extends 4G service to your iPad

Clearwire, the 4G service provider in the United States, has announced a battery-powered and portable Clear Spot 4G device, which serves as a bridge to allow your Apple iPad and other WiFi-enabled gadgets enjoy the super high-speed 4G WiMax data connectivity. If 3G service is too slow for the iPad and the WiFi hotspot is sometime out of reach, the 4G will be the best choice that allows you to stream media-rich contents on your iPad.

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Samsung Windows Phone 7 series smartphones to launch in summer?

There will be a number of smartphones that run the MS Windows Phone 7 series to launch sometime this year. The few known candidates are Samsung, LG and the most recent rumors even tell that Samsung will have four WP7 smart phones to be launched sometime this summer.

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HTC EVO 4G gets announced on Sprint

The first ever 4G smartphone on Sprint, HTC EVO 4G (formerly known as HTC Supersonic) has been officially announced. The HTC EVO allows you to have the super high speed data connectivity via the Sprint WiMax 4G network and packs pretty impressive specs that are close to what the HTC HD2 has.

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3D printer recreates failing human organs by printing them in 3D

These days, we watch 3D HDTV, play games in 3D and the researchers at University of Missouri claim that they’ll be able to print human organs in 3D and recreate those failing human organs. Such as if your liver was failing, the 3D printer could use the cells extracted from your liver to print a healthy one.

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Case-Mate Google Nexus One case features extra slot to store your credit card

Case-Mate assumes that every Google Nexus One phone owner will also own a credit or debit card (But, who doesn’t have these days?). Case-Mate ID case for Nexus One comes with an extra slot which is useful for you to slot in your credit or debit card, to bring along with your Nexus One phone.

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