Hey gunners, you can now upgrade you pistol to rife by using the CAA Tactical’s Pistol-Rifle converter. This gun parts in going to add a stock, front grip, picatinny rails, sight/scope and extra mag holder, while being compatible with a silencer. It does not turn the pistol to true rifle but it does make the pistol to go more accurate. Check out the video after the break. Read more…

Look, it’s melting. Sharp has released a chocolate shaped phone named SH-04B. It has a 3-inch WVGA display, 8.0-megapixel camera, built-in 1-seg digital TV tuner, and Bluetooth.

“Sharp says the cell phone, jointly developed with Tokyo-based accessory maker Q-pot [JP], will be released in Japan next month. It’s limited to a total of 13,000 units”

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Design Warehouse has released the Folding Speaker. This speaker comes with accordion-style design that creates a large resonance chamber and create better sound quality than most other small speakers. Powered by 2 AAA batteries or USB, priced at $18.

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The USB Alien with Illuminated Tongue is a toy you can have it in your office desk. It has led in its mouth and it will glow when its inner mouth pop out. It pop out randomly so make sure you off it when your boss is coming to your desk. Available for pre-order now at ¥ 6,450. One more shot after the break. Read more…

Hammacher Schlemmer’s iPod Video Projector is capable of projecting 60-inch image from an iPod, iPhone, or any video source with composite outputs onto a screen or wall. It is equipped with Digital Light Processing Technology producing sharp 480 x 320 resolution with a 1000:1 contrast ratio and a 3:2 aspect ratio. The projector has a manual focus dial, an adjustable volume control for its 1/2-watt internal speaker, and a headphone jack. Powered by a rechargeable battery which can be recharged using included AC adapter or USB port. A full charged will provide you up to two hours of viewing time.

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Google has has launched an event to preview its upcoming Chrome OS. It is a new operating system based on Linux and the Chrome browser.

“The entire system is web-based and runs in the Chrome browser — right down to USB drive contents, which show up in a browser tab, and the notepad, which actually creates a Google Docs document. Web apps are launched from a persistent apps panel, which includes Gmail, Facebook, Twitter, and Hulu, among others, and background apps like Google Talk can be minimized to “panels” that dock to the bottom of the screen.”

It is still in early stage, not even in beta yet. Check out the videos after the break. Read more…

Check out the Koenigsegg’s Dihedral Synchro-Helix Actuation Door System. It looks better than normal scissor door. But it will be better if it don’t make any noises. Check it out after the break. Read more…

The Spica speaker is designed by Yuki Yamamoto. You can call this an audio verison of lave lamp that merges music, light and water creating that dazzling effect. Instead of hearing, this speaker allows you to watch your music. It is still under concept at the moment. More pictures after the break. Read more…

Sharp has released its 940 SH 3G flip phone in Japan through SoftBank today. It comes with 3.4-inch full wide ASV LCD of main display and a 1.4-inch OLED sub display, 12.1MP camera with various camera functions, 1-Seg support, global roaming service, GPS, Bluetooth connectivity, microSDHC card slot for up to 16GB and more. It measures 51×111×16mm at 130g, with 340 hours of standby time, 200 hours of talking time and 4.5 hours of 1-Seg playing time. Choose from Fuchsia Pink, Luminus Blue, Precious Gold, White and Black.

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This Shake N Wake Alarm Clock is a wearable alarm clock that is going to wake you up by shaking and vibrating. Just strap it on your wrist or place under your pillow before you go to sleep. The alarm clock also features an optional beep alarm so you can use it as a normal alarm clock. It also has a backlit LED display so you can check the time when you are in the dark. The Shake N Wake Alarm Clock will cost you around $25. I think they need a better pic. Read more…