I just came across a nice music video call “Circle Circle Dot Dot” on youtube… Its kinda funny but beware its a bit errotic too! Not for kids due to wild language..Lolz
One of the most popular of all the kids’ toys in their toy box, Lego continues to be a hit with children of all ages. If you think of Lego as the old standard sets, you may need to reconsider. No longer just a plain set of interlocking blocks, Lego offers a wide variety of standard sets as well as theme packages. Racing cars, dinosaurs, Star Wars and city building are just a few of the theme sets available. These sets combine the fun of building with the imagination of children and adults alike to provide entertainment for the whole family. Parents and children enjoy working together to create imaginative buildings, projects and just spending time together doing something fun.
Creativity is the key to Lego. Children and adults alike can use their imaginations to design whatever they can picture. The easy to manipulate and interlock blocks allow for easy construction of projects. The sets can all be interchanged, so it is possible to use parts and pieces with one set in combination with another. This will really allow the imagination of both adults and children to be able to create some unique projects and designs.
We have seen LEGO Games which are pretty cool, now it’s time to turn to Gadgets. This cute looking LEGO-Style MP3 Player comes in five different colors and supports microSD Card upto 2GB.
For charging and transfer of supported files (supported file formats: MP3 and WMA) all you have to do is connect your MP3 Player to your computer’s USB Port with provided USB Cable. Full charged player will 6-10 hours playback time.
Get yourself one for just $48.99 at GizFever.com
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This video is totally made out of COD4 sounds. Quality is little low but the work is so great we can forget the quality.
This is a player we’ve been wishing for since we heard of the idea: the LG Super Multi Blue Player ($1200; Q1 2007). This bad boy takes care of the format war for you, playing both Blu-Ray and HD DVD discs, as well as offering HDMI, component, and composite video outputs, as well as optical, coaxial, and discrete 5.1 audio outputs. It might be expensive, but it’s also a do-everything video player that would make a great addition to your home theater.
We didn’t see this one coming. Soon, you’ll be able to shred from anywhere with Guitar Hero: On Tour for Nintendo DS. Using the included Guitar Hero Guitar Grip and pick-stylus, DS owners will be able to rock out to a huge list of tracks, including classic rock, alternative and pop favorites like Nirvana, OK Go and No Doubt. Guitar Hero: On Tour also features a Wi-Fi co-op mode and a Guitar Duel option. The game will be released “this summer”.
A great snap-together design makes the DLO Portable iPhone Speakers ($50) perfect for travel. The TDMA interference-free system features a removable, rotating stand that holds the iPhone upright or horizontally, and offers a wide sound stage thanks to two independent speakers. All of it snaps together to create a handy travel egg. Plus, the entire system turns into a speaker phone when a call comes in — no need to disconnect.
iBlaze has made custom-designed bag just for iPod users. You can turn on or off your player,skip tracks, adjust volume and much more while your iPod being keft in the bag.
“It showcases a design solution that perfectly integrates technology and textile. With a built-in waterproof silicon control panel, users can conveniently turn on/off, skip tracks and adjust the volume without having to take out the iPod. Cables of the retractable earplugs can be easily rolled back when not in use, making iBlaze’s overall look neat and stylish - just like iPod.
Recognising that iPod users are also technology savvy consumers who often carry their laptop computers with them, iBlaze is compatible with all laptops up to 17″ screen size. The notebook compartment is padded for extra protection and can be removed easily.Features:
- Waterproof silicon control panel in shoulder strap
- Integrated retractable earphones in shoulder strap (replaceable)
- EVA thermal pressed pocket for iPod
- Removable padded Notebook compartment compatible with up to 17″ PowerBook
- Spacious main compartment expandable to two A4 ring binders with additional two pockets
- Two front pockets
- Extension zipper
- Waist strap
- Foamed airflow back for comfort and ventilation Foamed shoulder straps
- Size : 46×31×23cm; 1kg; Volume for iBlaze unexpanded is 27 litre and expanded 33 litre
- Colour: Black-gray
- Ten-years guarantee/electronics one-year guarantee”
You can grab one of iBlaze bags for £49.99 (about $99 USD).
We got ourselves another shinning looking gadget. This multimedia player watch comes with 8GB bulit-in flash memory which is quite a space for a watch. It is made of stainless steel and features a 1.8inch color TFT LCD screen with 160×128 resolution, capable of displaying videos at 20fps.
It has some great features like built-in voice recorder, multiple languages, a built-in high quality speaker along with earphone jack and much more. You can get this amazing watch at Chinavision for $85.71.
When you’re on the bus or subway, or anywhere that people tend to be sitting for long periods you tend to notice that many of them are listening to MP3 players. What’s more is that you can almost always pick out the ones rocking out to an iPod by their iconic white earbuds. Most people I know that carry an iPod still use the same earbuds that came with the player because they like the way they look and sound. Well if you’re one that likes the look, here’s a giant pair you can sit on your desktop.
Yes, these are extremely cheesy, but I suppose if you’re a huge Apple fanatic you might be proud to have them sitting on your desk. If you’re wondering, these are actually 500 times the size of your regular iPod earbuds. They draw their power from either your computer’s USB port or from a standard wall outlet. No word on pricing or availability.
Introducing Nanoscope
if you can’t spent much for portable video player and still you want a sleek and sexy video plus audio player then most probably you must have got Apple Ipod Nano Video. After some time you feel like its screen is lil for videos or movie because Apple call it “a little video for every one”, so for that case some one crazy enough to fulfill this need came up with an idea and brought us NanoScope take a good look at the video…
New Zealand record charts go to the dogs!
It’s a doggone chartbuster — a song audible only to dogs has topped New Zealand record charts, and is looking to go global.
A Very Silent Night, recorded at a frequency only dogs can hear, was so popular among owners it hit number one at Christmas, but has been receiving mixed responses from listeners.
“The most violent one was a dog that physically attacked the radio when it was played and went quite berserk and totally destroyed it,” said Bob Kerridge, chief executive of animal welfare group, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA).
“On the other side of the scale, they just lie down and did nothing.” The charity CD, priced at NZ$4.99 ($3.93), contained an instrumental and a vocal version of the song, but Kerridge said he did not know what kind of music dogs would hear.
“Never having heard it myself, I don’t what they’ll hear and of course I don’t know how dogs hear music,” he said.
Kerridge added dogs in Australia and the United States could soon have a listen.
Around NZ$22,000 ($17,300) has been raised by the disc’s sale.
(Reporting by Kazunori Takada; Editing by David Fox)
Some guys are real music lunatics, they want music everywhere even in Bathrooms. Now they can add another place in their list, with this mp3-player known as Waterproof Scuba MP3 Player, they can listen to their favorite songs down to 200 feet below water. Some main features are given below.
This player is priced at $99.
Grammy 2008 Winners List Views
Dozens of Grammy Awards were handed out Sunday, but in case you couldn’t keep track of them all, we’ve got a spiffy rundown of the whole shebang (well, OK, the awards we care about, at least). Check ‘em out:
Album of the Year
WINNER: Herbie Hancock - River: The Joni Letters
· Foo Fighters - Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace
· Vince Gill - These Days
· Kanye West - Graduation
· Amy Winehouse - Back to Black
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