March 2006 Archive
Golf bag beefs up club protection
Whether it's because of a clumsy caddy or a tantrum over missing an easy putt, most golfers have had...Cybernetic eyes offer hope to the blind
A new procedure can provide sight to people who've lost their eyes: a camera is attached to a pair of...Tall tales about speakers
Ever wonder why the back of some speakers have two pairs of terminals? There is a great deal of folklore...Tech Briefs: HD DVD debuts in Japan, more
The first HD DVD player, Toshiba's HD-XA1, is now on sale in Japan. HD DVD is one of the...Get a kick out of the soccer-ball beer cooler
For our international audience, we should probably talk about how timely a soccer ball beer cooler is given the imminent...Sony mouse is a Skype phone in disguise
Making low-cost or free calls using the Skype VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) network can be a tremendous cost-saving...First winding watch with digital face, just $150 Gs
The first thing I think of when I hear "Porsche" is speed. The second: expensive. But what about a...Remote-controlled spy car sees in the dark
There are times when I wish I had a time machine so I could turn back the clock and become...Proof you've got good memory: a 64-GB flash drive
For Buslink 64-GB PRO 2 owners, I'm not sure what's more impressive: you've got 64 GB of memory in...Tech Briefs: UMD a 'bomb,' Coupland's Jpod, more
Both Paramount and Universal Studios will stop releasing movies on UMD (Universal Media Disc), the format created by Sony for...3G? Nokia does 4th Gen with concept mobile gear
Apparently designer Ricardo Figueiro has a thing for Green Lantern. Nokia hired him to break the cell-phone mold and...Navman finds your way — through pictures
Off hand, I know probably three addresses: my current home, my childhood home, and work — obviously, I don't need...Gateway's new laptops: Thin is still in
At just 3 pounds and 1 inch thick, Gateway's NX100X notebook follows everyone's favorite tech trend of making gadgets...A VCR for your shirt pocket
Unlike a certain popular portable music player that's been massaged into a personal video player (think different), RCA's Lyra...Are you boring? This gadget will tell you…
A device developed by MIT Media Lab researcher Rana El Kaliouby could one day make socializing a little less worrisome....
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