this “B-membrane” design by Korean designer Won-Seok Lee. He has taken the need for a bulky monitors right out of the equation and opted for beaming your YouTubing onto any surface you can point the omni-directional projector at. Some highlights of this Kubrick inspired mother ship computer include a membrane keyboard that appears when needed, integrated optical drive and when not used as a computer, the projector can beam ambient light effects on any surface you desire.

I organize my computer by making folders for music , pictures and videos i also delete the things that i dont need and that take up space, i also set up bookmarks so i can surf the web faster

tagging is something you Attach a label to Social bookmarking is a method for Internet users to organize, store, manage and search for bookmarks of resources online

A new style of water base device has been born called the Flyboard, which incorporates a pair of water jet powered boots to propel its rider though the air and water. In a similar way to the water powered jetpack The new Flyboard water jet boots design, seems to provide the users with more flexible movement than the jetpack device. Allowing the wearer to dive and then emerge for the water in spectacular style.

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The SpyNet Night Vision Mission Video Watch looks like a children's toy. Its not.

The tech crammed into this watch is outstanding, Basically, it's everything you could want crammed into one cool looking watch, The watch has sound recorder, video recorder, still picture cam with time lapse , you can connect the snake like wire to the watch and be able to look around corners , above and under stuff.

Each Electronic Butterfly in a Jar is a jar with a wire in it. The wire has a fake butterfly on the end. Somehow, when you tap the top or make a loud sound, the electronics in the cap make the wire wiggle. This creates the very realistic illusion of the butterfly flittering around your jar. It even just stays on the glass and flexes its wings sometimes. There is absolutely no way you can look at a Electronic Butterfly in a Jar and not smile.

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GM demos accident avoidance system with brains and long range

collision avoidence systems aren't exactly exciting new news any more. But most of these systems, even the ones that jerk the wheel out of your hands , simply detect obstacles . They don't talk to each other. GM's new prototype uses Dedicated Short-Range Communication (DSRC) to share data with other vehicles. The cars not only detect other motorists, but construction zones, police activity, and slowed or stopped traffic. Unlike a similar concept form ford, GM doesn't just talk to cars in the immediate area, but can detect trouble up to a quarter mile down the road, offering plenty of warning time for you to change course or hit those breaks.