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Final Frame: Parallel Futures... Sony TCD-D100 Recording DAT Walkman

The Sony Datman DAT player/recorder- not old enough to be retro in this dimension. Datman features: Up to 4 hours recording/playback with 2 "AA" alkaline batteries Sony rechargeable batteries "AA...

News: Eye-Fi SD Card Gets Better

We have talked about the Eye-fi wireless SD card before, and a quick Google search shows that it has quickly caught on with the digital photography crowd. Even better is the fact that the new Niko D9...

Sony: PSP Brite Is Coming, But Is It A Good Idea?

It doesn't look like Sony has figured it out. At least not in the North American market. While the product has performed extremely well in Japan, the sales in America have been somewhat of a letdown. ...

LG's Flat DVD Player

Finding a place for a new console in your home theater rig isn't always easy, especially when technology evolves. The consoles aren't always that pretty. LG seeks to solve this problem with their styl...

Rollei X-8 Sports: The Chuck Norris of Digital Cameras

Some of the best times to take pictures are times when you don't want to bring your expensive and frgaile CyberShot along. But if you ever find yourself with a potentially great shot at the beach or p...

Triple Your Wall Outlets

No matter how much you try, you will never have enough wall outlets. That's why we have extension cords and power adapters to multiply them. One of the ways of cutting down on wires and power cords is...

DIY: Multimedia Desk, Chapter 3: Hidden Powerstrip

The Multimedia Desk awakens for another episode of tech-infusion. The last time we talked about a cool Cmoy headphone amp being made from the same wood used to make the table. Before that we built t...

Roundup: Ten Coolest and Weirdest Corded Phones

Sure, if you're really tech savvy you no longer have a landline. Instead you use either your mobile or Skype to chat voice-to-voice. But some of us still talk old school style, and even further, some...

SugarSync: The Mobile Me Alternative

We love the idea of Apple's mobile me. All your stuff synchronized between your devices and available anywhere would make our lives so much easier and less cluttered. We have two laptops and a mess of...

Philips Cinema One:A Tiny Round Home Theater System

Space is always at a premium. Some home theater systems are pretty elaborate. They can take up a lot of space. Which is why Philips' new round home theater system is so interesting. The Dutch manufact...

iLuv Dual Dock Alarm Clock

iPods and iPhones are ubiquitous. A lot of people who own one product, own the other. iLuv caters to the people who want to dock both their iPhone and iPod. It solves the age-old dilemma on which prod...

Energenie: Energy Saving for the Lazy

We have seen things like the Belkin Conserve which are designed to help you eliminate vampire power. The idea is to provide an easy way of fully disconnecting devices without having to crawl behind f...

IKEA Hacker: A Cheap, DIY Headphone Stand

It's true - those professional-looking headphones look great, but only when they're tucked away or hanging from a beautiful headphone stand and not sprawled all over your desk like a dead rabbit. No w...

Good Questions: What to Do with my Speakers

Dear Unplggd readers, Yes it's me, your Unplggd editor, Soniaz. I need your help. I've recently moved my TV into a small closet that fits my TV perfectly and my components, well, almost perfectly (s...

Look!: MythBusters Show Us a CPU versus a GPU

At Nvidia's NVISION show this week, the MythBusters wanted to represent the difference between single and multicore processors, referring to CPUs and GPUs, respectively. They used a single-barrel pain...

Cell Phone Charger Pen

When you are on the go and your cell phone runs out of juice, it's always frustrating not to be able to use it. Power users will carry their chargers, but finding outlets isn't always easy. The chargi...

Vi-Fi is Gaining Ground, How Many Wrecks Will Result?

We can't see any practical and legal uses for having a Wi-Fi signal in your car on the highway. There's no reason to be looking at a screen (GPS, over a satellite signal, would be the exception here)....

Final Frame: The Delicious Food at Translate Server Error

Meaure twice, cut once. I know that we are reliant on the web for pretty much everything but it's definitely not foolproof as this restaurant sign clearly shows. Oh well, hope the food is good. ...

Axonlight: Smokes, Mirrors & Flashing Lights

There's nothing wrong with having the desire to turn your home into an all-out fashion photography studio. With the KaleidioLight by Dodo ArsIan, it's even easier. Just throw a bunch of these around t...

Logitech Squeezebox Boom: A Streaming WiFi Boombox

Logitech has just announced the release of a simple yet efficient music player. It connects easily to your home network and streams all of your content. It also has the ability to access your LastFM, ...

News: The Apple Leak to End All Leaks, Jobs is Dead?

We must preface by saying that it's common practice for newspapers and Web sites to have pre-written obituaries for notable people ready on hand, so that when they do kick the bucket, they can fill in...

Sony's 9.9mm Thin LCD HDTV

Sony just unveiled the KDL-40ZX1, which at just 9.9mm is the world's thinnest LCD HDTV. The Sony HDTV panel nearly halves the depth of Hitachi's thin model, and comes extremely close to Pioneer's ultr...

LED Wallpaper Now Available

Back in the 007 we posted about Dutch designer Jonas Samson's conceptual LED wallpaper. Well, it looks like Jonas has made this paper into a reality......

Look! Ikea Ramvik Turned TV and Music console

While some of the more practical details are missing, like how the unit is powered and controlled, this Ikea hack is still a very interesting concept. A Microsoft Surface, inspired table for those on...

Space Cube: The Two Inch Square Computer

The two inch square Space Cube computer is a first in small form factor. It's smaller than a cup or an apple, yet packs a punch. This is what the future of computing will be, extremely small and porta...

Casio's New Exilim Camera Has Built-In Photoshop

This definitely has an audience of ready and waiting consumers: Casio's next release of compact digital cameras, the Exilim Zoom Z300 and Z250 will both come with a "makeup function to beautifully cap...

iPower Backup Battery for iPhone

iPhones are power hungry little devices. They'll go through a charge in no time if you are using them on the go. Brando's come up with their new version of their extra-power supply for the iPhone. Thi...

Roundup: Stylish LED Desk Lamps

Being considered "lamps of the future," manufacturers sure aren't skimping on the design department. From Cool Hunting, here's a roundup of the most stylish LED lamps on the market today....

Kohler VibrAcoustic Bath: The Bathroom Equivalent of a Massage Chair

How's this for a bath. More like the water fountain at the Bellagio then a bathtub, the Kohler VibrAcoustic bath coordinates music, lighting and vibration for one hell of a bath....

Matias Folding Keyboard

Most people don't enjoy typing on the little keyboards that come with laptops nowadays. Some of the bigger laptops have quite comfortable ones. However, the smaller form factor laptops can be a pain t...

Room Tech Beingz Alarm Clock

The Room Tech Beingz Alarm Clock feels like a little alien friend has come into your bedroom and hopped on your bedside table to wake you up because he needs to be fed. We're tossed up between whether...

The Following Is a Test of the Emergency Cuteness System

We've talked about dolling up your computer monitor with felt in the past, and now we've found a felt option for protecting your computer monitor when you're away. Etsy user sallyenglanddesign has ...

Kelley Blue Book's iPhone-Ready Mobile Site

With all of the access to information that iPhones and Blackberrys give you, it always seems that the Web pages and applications that are the most hyped (we're talkin' to you, skateboarding dog on You...

Final Frame: Replace Bliss With Another World Wallpaper

I've always hated the default Windows XP Bliss wallpaper. It was always pixelated when I worked on my 20" monitor and basically annoyed me every time I saw it. Here's an alternative. A really good one...

iPhone Mini-Projector: Your Own Personal, Portable Home Theater

You ever get that watching a video on an iPod or iPhone just isn't cutting it? A know-it-all would say, "Well, that's what you get for downsampling the video to fit it onto that little thing in the fi...

Sony's Fashionable Earphones:Made for Her

Most headphones are clearly designed for men. There aren't that many that appeal to women. Sony has tried to rectify this problem with their MDR-EX33 series of in-ear headphones. They come in a variet...

Escape With iMac-Equipped Hotel Rooms

Techies have a reputation for being homebodys. But we know that Unplggd readers are not the round-the-clock WOW-playing geeks that come to mind. You guys like to get out more. But even when you're on ...

Asus F6 Scented Notebooks : They're Colorful And They Smell Like Candy!

It's hard to say whether Asus's F6 Scented Notebooks are stepping towards the right direction with their new "aromatic marketing." Don't let the Morning Dew or Aqua Ocean smells fool you, though, the ...

Sony In-Ear Canal Headphones

There is nothing more frustrating than in-ear headphones that keep sliding or slipping out of your ears. Design-wise, these little ear pieces are made to stay in your ear, but finding a pair that actu...

Using Google Maps to Map Out Solar Panels

Installing solar panels on your home is one of the smartest things you can do, but it's also costly -- even if you're using Ikea's upcoming solar sheets. Finding out after the fact that you've instal...

The Hidden Radio: All the Controls Without The Buttons

Slick, slick, slick. What do you need in order to control a radio? A knob for the volume and a knob for tuning into stations. The hidden radio does both without having either. ...

Genius Speakers: With a Touch-Based Interface

The phenomenal success of the iPhone and the iPod Touch has pushed tactile technology to the forefront of designers, manufacturers and consumers. Touch-based screens have existed for a while, but the ...

Panasonic 103" Plasma TV Monster

Panasonic's latest 103" plasma TV monster is getting cheaper. However, in the world of 103" plasma TVs, cheaper is a relative term. ...

Avrak Rotating Racks: Spin Your Way Behind Your Components

It was the strangest thing. I was flipping through a home theater magazine that was just sitting out in the office and found myself wondering why everything looked so old. There was an article talking...

Microsoft's Super-Secret Mouse Revealed: Again?

We already thought we brought you the surprisingly top-secret Microsoft mouse design before, but it turns out there is more to the story. It;s not really the design that's supposed to be revolutionary...

Tatung VOIP Phone: Skype With Style

Using VOIP has become easier and easier, so much that some people almost exclusively use it. Landlines are slowly becoming a thing of the past, thanks to VOIP technology. It's always been a challenge ...

Flickr Finds: Home Office Diorama

We like how Shawn's lit up hutch makes the back end of his home office look a bit like a diorama......

Does Anybody Use Handheld E-Dictionaries?

The writer in me wants to fly to Japan to shell out the Yen for this electronic dictionary. The rest of me, however realizes that I haven't owned or used an electronic dictionary since grade school. T...

Final Frame: Zaha Hadid's Room With a Tech View

Zaha Hadid Room in Madrid's Hotel Puerta America...

GUI Magnets: Help You Keep Track of Search Queries, Point People In The Right Direction

Oh, the irony - the rule of thumb when playing with a computer is never have a magnet come anywhere near it due to the fact that it can easily erase your hard drive and leave you crying in a corner, b...

Portable PC Theater

The Portable PC Theater is a beautifully designed combo, by South Korean industrial designer Jin Woo Han. It is a computer and an LCD projector, all in one. It allows people to enjoy movies anywhere t...

Philips Ambilight Moves from the TV to the Entire Room

At first it was just mood lighting behind the TV, but now Philips is taking that lighting experience into your living room....

Two New iPhone Accessories Make Portable Gaming Easier

The iPhone is great, it does more for the average tech consumer than most could ever ask for. But one complaint, not only about the iPhone but of any multi-tasking phone, is that playing most games on...

Talking 1500-LED Clock

Dutch designer Peter van der Jagt came up with this really nifty LED clock. It shows the current time, day and date using 1500 red LEDs. That's not a type, that's really the right number. 1500. The cl...

Flickr Finds: Thomas' All-American Dream

Man, just staring at all those shiny gizmos makes me want to drool a river. From the multi-speaker setup to the brilliant use to color to make all that silver pop, Thomas' balance of tech and decor de...

DIY Project: Reusing Apple Packaging for Décor

Stopped by my screen printer's today to put in a new order of Feral for Life shirts and was reminded of Jason Chaste's rad DIY project in his Teamscreen showroom......

Good Questions: Home Setup Services in NYC

Dear Unplggd, We're all moved in to our new (NYC) place and I wonder if there are services out there to help set up a home office so that the wires aren't, well, haywire. Thanks. Stacey Image via ...

Skullcandy Headphones

Just like all accessories, headphones change over time. Even though if you've been enjoying your own set for a while, there are always better sounding ones and better looking ones out there, unless yo...

iPod and iPhone Alarm Clock Dock

Docking an iPhone or an iPod is always a struggle. There are so many choices and there is so little space on your nightstand. What to do? Fret no more, if you are looking for a nice digital alarm cloc...

IOGEAR: Wireless USB to VGA Kit, Now You Can Have Almost Everything Sans Wires

Whoa there, Kensington, you're not the only wireless monitor adapter out there anymore. How about stepping it up another notch by using new USB-IF technology to clone monitors all over your home? As l...

Xbox and Rock the Vote: Register to Vote From the Couch

"If Xbox Live were a state, it would rank as the country’s seventh largest, giving it approximately 20 electoral votes." Substantial numbers, which is probably why Xbox and Rock the Vote have decide...

Touch Screen Kit Opens Up a Realm of Possibilities

We love checking out mods and hacks. Some of them gice us great D-I-Y ideas for our own home, while the others are just great "how-and-why-did-he-do-that" pieces. We could see this Touch Screen Interf...

In-Ear Headphones Become Necklace

Everyone has the same dilemma when it comes to earphones: what to do with them when you aren't listening to your iPod? There are a few choices, like bunching them up into a ball or wrapping them aroun...

Latte Art Printer May Come to a Target Near You

There are a few coffee houses sprinkled through the states that specialize in creating artwork using the foam and coffee in your latte. One computer engineer turned barista engineer has turned the ar...

Navigon 7200T: Functional and Cool-To-Look-At Features

GPS navigators are becoming more commonplace than we'd originally thought they might be when we started to see them a few years back. They're the next-wave MP3 player; in the beginning, a few people h...

Final Frame: The Hardiman and the Hardyman

The Hardiman was the first attempt to construct and design a powered exoskeleton. It was conceived by GE.in 1965. It's original purpose was to allow the wearer to lift with ease loads up to 1500 poun...

The Celrun Lluon A1 Mini PC: Celeron-Free, We Promise

We've never heard of Korean maker Celrun until recently, but it looks like they've borrowed more than a couple influential design concepts from Sony and Apple with their new super-portable PC. Powered...

World's Cheapest 64GB USB Drive

The prices of USB flash drives keeps going down. The price of creating the devices is also plummeting. As usual, people always want to get the biggest possible drives. This is especially true for USB...

Boxes Light: Your Missing Remote Buttons, But Huge

From MadreInSpain, the "Boxes Light" would be a welcome addition to any techie's home—or any movie buff's home, for that matter. Displaying the now-universal signs for play, pause, stop, record,...

Night Cove: Digital Sleep Aid Increases Your Zzz's, Decreases Your $$$

Got a bad case of insomnia? Looking for a technological solution that helps you go sleep and wake using a combination of soothing and gentle LED lighting coupled with a soundscape designed to aid REM ...

Aranda/Lasch Quasi Cabinet: Asteroids Return To Your Media Storage

The media cabinet designed by Aranda and Lasch reminds me a lot of that Asteroids video game I used to play on my graphing calculator in high school. Cracked like some kind of burned in geometric deca...

Key Shaped USB Drive

The recent wave of ultra-thin USB drives continues with the KeyXpress, a key shaped USB flash drive by Aexea. This is actually a pretty cool concept, since you can easily lug around a good number on a...

Hot or Not? PB Teen Lamp/iPod Speaker

Pottery Barn and PB Teen have both been stepping into the tech game of late. We want to know... ...

Hot or Not? Email on Your Mobile, But Only Email

When it comes to mobile phones, text messages are as common as making a phone call. Now email while away from your computer is becoming just as common due to devices such as the Blackberry. But is ema...

Folderix USB Flash Drive: A Foldable USB Device

The Folderix USB flash drive is made by Art Lebedev, the team behind the ultimate keyboard, the Optimus Maximus. The drive is designed to look like a folder icon. ...

Flickr Finds: A Simple Home Office for Two

Let's talk about contrast. Looking around, we notice a pair of office chairs, a PC next to an iMac, and a ukulele and an electric guitar join hands in a corner. A room's personal dynamic is often over...

Classic Jukebox iPod Dock

Everyone knows that retro is chic. However, it may seem odd to dock an iPod to a 40s style jukebox, but there are a lot of retro style iPod accessories out there. The Xi Classic Jukebox is inspired by...

News: Wireless Power Getting Closer

Closer, but not quite there yet. It really does seem to be the last thing that needs to be sorted before we can have a home full of gadgets without the mess of wires. Just think of the possibilities t...

Next-Gen Nano Silicon Case Reveals a New Shape

A few new clues have come out to support the rumor that the fourth-generation iPod Nano is going to have a taller silhouette and a larger screen ratio......

Wooden Animal USB Flash Drive

If getting a wooden USB flash drive isn't enough, you can now purchase wooden animal USB drives. Marubeni InfoTech, the same company behind the wooden USB dirve, has launched these cute little 1GB dri...

Flickr Finds: Headboard in the Spotlight

Sandra over on Flickr shows off her Ikea headboard outfitted with LED lights that let it shine at night. After the jump an explanation of how she made it......

Ply Concept Phone Is Sleek, Chic, Impossible to Build

If we went back in time and told Zach Morris and his brick phone about the cell phones of today, with their 3G internet and Bluetooth technology, he'd flip. We have to admit, we are amazed at how much...

Hot Posts 08.24.08: This Week's Top Ten Unplggd Posts

What a lazy, lazy Sunday. That's the latest foster doing what we wish we were doing -- sleeping on a warm laptop... This week was a keeper and so were the posts that filled it up. We rounded up a ton...