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LG TV Magic Motion Remote Control inspired by Wiimote

The new series of LG TV will get new remote controls, called the Magic Motion Remote control, which got inspired so much by the Nintendo Wiimote. This new LG remote control will also come with the traditional channel and volume control buttons. And it offers extra, which is you can point the remote control to a TV to control on-screen menus and games.

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Philips wireless HDTV link

Lets face it, if you have your flat HDTV nicely hung on the wall, you will definitely not want to see any ugly cables running down from the TV to those DVD players, set-top-boxes or game consoles.

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NES controller coffee table

Finally, you can have at least a piece of your furniture to look like a giant NES controller and fill up your living space with geeky atmosphere. This NES controller coffee table is now on eBay, with a bid price starting at £300.00.

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SurfShelf lets you work on your laptop during your workout on treadmill

SurfShelf is a gadget that attaches your laptop to your treadmill or elliptical, which you can have the laptop right in front of you during your workouts. So you can keep yourself connected to the Internet, blogging or watching some cool videos online.

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Use your TV remote control to blog

IBM has filed a patent for an enhanced TV remote control, which would allow the users to use it to blog while watching TV. This technology would allow one to autoblog without using a computer.

The device would be best used for the users to discuss with their friends the juicy bits of a favorite show or latest TV program through blogging.

Viewers would be able to communicate with a blogging server, and thus to a blogging service, as well as display responses to and from other bloggers with whom the viewer is communicating.

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Video fridge magnet – 30-sec video replaces old-fashioned sticky note on the fridge door

In the digital world, the traditional way of leaving a sticky note on the fridge door to your loved ones, has drastically changed. Now the new way is you can leave a 30-second video, which shall make it much clearer of what messages you need to convey to your loved ones.

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Brite-View CinemaTube, a full HD media player streams BitTorrent, YouTube videos

Brite-View has announced their new version of media player, CinemaTube media player which comes with full HD 1080p support and it’s available for pre-order now. This HD media player allows you to stream video from Internet video sources such as BitTorrent, YouTube XL and show them right away on your HDTV screen.

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25-year-old Mobira handset modded into a PC

An super old mobile telephone (Mobira handset) is housed in a case that big enough to hold all the components needed for a complete computer. The Finnish modder Jani Pönkkö has removed the guts of this 25-year-old mobile phone and stuffed it with all the necessary electronics to form a media PC.

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QLOCKTWO – another wall clock tells time in sentences

QLOCKTWO is another clock that hates numbers, instead, it tells time in full sentences such as “quarter to eleven”, “twenty five past twelve” etc. The clock might give some people a better grasp of what time it is by telling time in full sentences instead of numbers. If you’re one who hates jumping digits on a clock or hates reading the hour and minute hands of a clock, then the QLOCKTWO should be a better choice.

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Multi Functions Electronic Device by David Turpin

Most conceptual gadgets are simply too far to be achieved using today’s technology. But this one, a multi-functions electronic device by designer David Turpin, shouldn’t be too difficult to make one using what we have today. It is simply a device that clams number of functions on it including a MP3 player, a clock, a radio and a calendar.

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