Monday, May 14, 2007

io lighting: luxrail | illuminated LED handrail | architectural handrail system

io lighting: luxrail | illuminated LED handrail | architectural handrail system:

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luxrail illuminated LED handrail system

Application ANSI and ADA compliant luxrail, is an indoor/outdoor handrail that delivers functional illumination. Two intensities may be specified; "standard light output" & "high output". The standard light output version delivers illuminance levels appropriate for exterior applications (3 to 4 footcandles at grade) as well as dark interior environments with low ambient illumination levels, (i.e. theatres, themed environments). The high output version delivers illuminance levels applicable to interior environments - providing in excess of 10 footcandles along the path of egress (ANSI required). Independent photometric test reports and IES Format data are available upon request from io Lighting.

Friday, May 11, 2007

ALL-ETT Billfolds

Very tempting, might be ordering one of these
ALL-ETT Billfolds:

Ever wanted a great wallet that keeps all of you credit cards, money, and receipts in one, but didn’t want the bulkiness and wearing issues? Well America, here is something for you. It’s called the ALL-ETT, The World Thinnest Wallet and seeing is believing!

  • Comfort
  • Health
  • Durability
  • Appearance
  • Protection
  • Price

Wednesday, May 02, 2007

Awesome: The Keyboard Waffle Iron - Gizmodo

Awesome: The Keyboard Waffle Iron - Gizmodo: "Because breakfast isn't nerdy enough, I present to you the Keyboard Waffle Iron. There's really nothing else to be said about this wonder of modern technology, but I invite you to make your best keyboard/waffle puns in comments. Come on, let's see what you've got. –Adam Frucci"

Tuesday, May 01, 2007

WTF? The Sharper Image & Trump Steaks ?!?!?!?!?!?!?

The Sharper Image
The Sharper image is one of my favourite stores -- with fantastic products of all kinds. That's why I'm thrilled that they agree with me: Trump Steaks are "The World's Greatest Steaks" -- and I mean that in every sense of the word....
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Monday, April 30, 2007

sizeasy - UTStarcom 6700, HTC P4000, BB Pearl

sizeasy - your size comparison website

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(( LiteFeeds )) for your mobile phone

(( LiteFeeds )) for your mobile phone

(( 1 )) Add some feeds and choose which you want mobile

Choose which feeds you want mobile enabled. Only these mobile enabled feeds will be pushed to your mobile device. You can also choose to receive email alerts for certain feeds. All of your feed configuration is done via your online account so that you never have to struggle on your mobile.

(( 2 )) Install litefeeds on your mobile device

Litefeeds mobile is an application that you can install over the air to your mobile device (or download and install). Once installed simply enter your litefeeds username and password and your mobile device will synchronize with your online account, receiving all of your chosen feeds.

(( 3 )) Scan feeds, view full text & images, and clip items

Feeds are cached,compressed & stripped so your mobile experience is fast and simple. Quickly scan your feed headlines,descriptions and full text articles. When you see the icon you can select 'View Img' to get any images. Also 'Clip' articles to your online clip board to store and view later.

(( 4 )) Email articles to your friends

As you are reading a feed choose 'Email It' from the menu to send that article to a friends email address. Simply type the email address and add comments to the article if desired. Use your online account to configure an address book of 'nicknames' which you can use on your mobile instead of typing the full email address.

(( 5 )) Post articles to your Blog

Enter your blog settings in the Configure panel of your online account. Once configured you can post to your blog while mobile with just a click of a button. Simply click 'Blog It' on your mobile to post an article. You can add your own comments alongside the article as well.

(( 6 )) Bookmark articles to your Del.icio.us account

Enter your Del.icio.us settings in the Configure panel of your online account. Once configured you can bookmark articles while mobile with just a click of a button. Simply click 'Bookmark' on your mobile to post the article to your Del.icio.us account. You can add your own tags or edit the title as well.

TNT-Stubby - A DIY Speaker Stand Project on TNT-Audio [English]

Do it yourself speaker stands
TNT-Stubby - A DIY Speaker Stand Project on TNT-Audio [English]: "The design is pretty darned simple actually. Sandwich a sand filled piece of 3' schedule 40 PVC between two pieces of solid Red Oak. Tie them together with some 3/8' all thread rod and nuts, slap on some stain and you are done."

Here's a summary of the costs (averaged for a pair, since we built eight).

12" x 12" Red Oak

2'

$15.00

8" x 8" Red Oak

2'

$13.00

3" Schedule 40 PVC Pipe

4'

$ 5.00

3/8" All Thread Rod

4'

$1.00

3/8" Hex Nuts

6

$ .30

3/8" Washers

6

$ .18

80 lb Tube of Sand

1

$2.50

Stain and Sundries

1

$1.00

Total Cost for the Pair

$37.98

Friday, February 23, 2007

Retrevo - Consumer Electronics Search

Search for consumer electronics quickly. Just tried it out and it looks fairly slick. There is a 3 pane interface with the search categories, search results and preview of each search results. I did a quick search for "Blackberry Pearl' and it came up with the user manual as the first hit. Image and video hosting by TinyPic