New Xbox 360 Laptop
July 14, 2009
Wouldn’t it be great if you could take your trusty Xbox 360 with you anywhere and play your favorite games at any time? Well, thanks
Wouldn’t it be great if you could take your trusty Xbox 360 with you anywhere and play your favorite games at any time? Well, thanks
On June 19, Glamour Magazine challenged 100 German women to a race on high heels and win 10,000 euros. Held in west Berlin, Germany, Glamour
Developed by scientists from Waseda University, Kobian can show emotions, perform tasks and is could be the nurse of tomorrow. Kobian can express seven human
This isn’t some kind of coffee filter designed to look as a robot. This thing really makes coffee just like we humans do. Designed by
The Dutch love to ride bikes and drink beer, so they decided to mix them together and created the Beer-Bike Bar. Able to accommodate between
Having your engine die-out on you can be a real tragedy, but knowing you can turn it into a kick-ass grill can make things a
LEGO artist Nathan Sawaya unveiled his latest masterpiece, a life-size LEGO Cello Not much has been revealed about this amazing LEGO instrument. All we know
One more step towards turning ourselves into regular vegetables, the iShoes. Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for progress, but some of these ingenious inventions
It’s not very sexy, but it has a lot of other advantages conventional cars don’t. Invented by Lon Ballard, the Spira-Foam Car is made out
What can you do with 1,000 Tivoli radios? That’s an easy one, build a 15-foot-high audio tower, of course. Nicknamed the “Tower of Babel” this
I know what you’re thinking, but no, these are not stils from Starship Troopers, these giant crabs live right here, on Earth. The Coconut Crab
Cats are great climbers, that’s not a big secret, but a cat climbing up a 13-foot dry wall? Now that’s something you don’t see every
Are you one of those people that doesn’t know when they’ve had one too many drinks? If the answer is yes, SOBEaR might just become
It might sound like a futuristic invention, but Sanyo presented its washing-machine for humans way back in 1970. Officially named Ultrasonic Bath, this human washing
T-34, known as robocop, was developed by two Japanese tech firms, Tmsuk Co. and Alacom Co. This smaller version of the popular 90s robotic super-hero