Cool – 3D touchless sensor senses movement in the x,y,z axis and also detects speed up to (now) 1 yard from the actual monitor, allowing the user to use the technology in stuff like games as well instead of only as a pointing device.

It looks like the device comes with a USB cable, a card for in the PC, a sensor and a driver CD.

How to make the stompbox – it uses GSM boxen to stay connected, is powered by your car battery and plugs in to google maps etc… nice!

That Roomba thing is so… last year! Coming up: not only does it hoover for you, it now cleans for you too! Thank you IRobot, I’m waiting before I buy – I NEEEEEEEED this!

Cybernet has released what looks like a free competitor (Navigaze) to Naturalpoint’s trackIR device. This uses a webcam to monitor you, instead of a silly silver dot on your forehead with an IR device that doesn’t like it when you smoke.

Yup, secure your room and enter it by using your fingerprint. Make sure finger doesn’t get cut off though.

These guys claim their technology can project TV, streaming video and computer images in free space using their Heliodisplay… Is it for real?

Getting smaller and smaller – for Pocket PC and Palm

For military use – I wonder when I can get one? I need the new UI to uhhhh sort through the masses of euhmmm information I get on my computer!

Yup 3d monitors is in! Thanks Toshiba 🙂

well, this is a thing I discussed over skiiing – and here it is: a device that copies files on USB enabled devices to other USB enabled devices without a computer.
I would have used a midnight / norton commander style interface myself, but this looks like it’ll get the job done… And not expensive either!

This is so cool. I need one. Puzzle Alarm Clock

Though I’m fairly certain I’d simply smash the damn thing with a hammer on day #2.

At engadget – unfortunately they don’t tell you how much these things weigh.

Well, I knew this could be done using electrodes, but Braingate drills into your skull and connects the wire directly to your brain!
Very curious how long you have to train to be able to use this…

Then a slide rule watch isn’t a bad idea. But Breiltling Old Nav still looks better with the same functionality. But a waaaay higher price!

Out of a bunch of CD cases and a laptop

Yup, you use your bluetooth phone to control this thing – it’s tiny and I want one!

Batteries we’d all like to have!

http://media.ford.com/newsroom/feature_display.cfm?release=18677

http://www.itechdynamic.com/html/border25.htm

http://www.baytoday.ca/content/news/details.asp?c=6657

http://www.nisisusa.com/spec.htm

http://www.smartholograms.com/site/sections/default.asp

http://www.nature.com/news/2005/050228/full/050228-1.html#B1

http://www.swtpc.com/mholley/RadioElectronics/TV_Typewriter.htm

http://www.edbott.com/weblog/archives/000509.html