Sort by Gearlog (Free subscription) - 06/18/2008 - YouTube
Hasbro/Tiger Electronics announced the release of a brand new toy robot this morning, branded the A.M.P. (Automated Musical Personality) Bot. )ur editor-in-chief, Lance Ulanoff aptly describes the 2.5-foot robot as "the love-child of a Segway and Short Circuit's Johnny Five."
Sort by SlashPhone (Free subscription) - 06/11/2008 - YouTube
Polaroid PoGo - short for Polaroid-on-the-go - is a pocket-sized, inkless digital photo printer that produces full-color photos wirelessly from Bluetooth-enabled cell phones and via PictBridge from digital cameras. Introduced at the 2008 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in January 2008, it will be available in US at Best Buy stores on July 6, 2008, for $149. Polaroid PoGo will...
Sort by CrunchGear (Free subscription) - 05/20/2008 - YouTube
... device that rolls and spins like it's dancing to the music, is now available at Sony Style retail stores nationwide. Spawned from Sony portable audio technology and innovations in artificial intelligence, along with the company's design and entertainment legacy, this device provides a unique combination of music, motion and fun. “Rolly has the ability to attract your attention as soon as...
Sort by Gearlog (Free subscription) - 05/08/2008 - YouTube
Best Buy is heading across the pond to form a new company with British consumer electronics leader, Carphone Warehouse.
Sort by MIT Advertising Lab (Free subscription) - 05/04/2008 - YouTube
Is Apple prepping a 3D shopping interface? A Second Life resident thinks it might (via Brand Flakes ) if the new patent is any indication. The patent was filed in September 2006 and published a couple of weeks ago. (Follow a lengthier discussion .) There have been a couple of fan-made Apple stores in Second Life before: see this set of Flickr pictures of one such store and a video of another one below....
Sort by Surfnshare: Wacky (Free subscription) - 04/11/2008 - YouTube
... the best. Hewlett Packard: Mirror - nice & simple . Clever ad. In this ad, the mirrors in the retail areas reminds the hungry shopper that they need to eat a burger. Four mirrors were placed in the main movie theaters around town (São Paulo, Campinas, Rio de Janeiro). Each mirror reflected the "super power" of the movie's characters. This one is of Star movies, again...
Sort by Cele|bitchy (Free subscription) - 07/31/2008 - YouTube
Tom Cruise’s legal problems are heating up. He is named in a a $250 million federal lawsuit against the Church of Scientology by former member (and vocal critic) Peter Letterese. The most interesting part of the suit is that it’s been filed under a RICO statute – which is a law that allows [...]
