Digital pyjamas, called Exmobaby…
While many new parents may not remember the first baby monitors, considered pretty high-tech at the time, all parents will be in awe of the newest ones about to go on sale. In the past, we could only listen to our babies. Later, we were able to look and listen. But now, baby monitors have gone really high-tech.
On May 8th, 2012, Rogers announced it has partnered with the U.S. based biomedical engineering company, Exmovere Holdings Inc., to create and manufacture digital pyjamas, called Exmobaby, to be released on the market later this year. The machine-washable outfits have embedded sensors, and a Continue reading »
Tired of looking for a pen that actually works? Well, we found one that will still write when your great grandchildren’s grandchildren are very old. Magnetic Metal Pens are available from www.grand-illusions.com, the ‘inkless’ pen marks on most types of paper, but works best on regular photocopy paper.
Garmin’s Approach S1 golf watch is unlike any other golf GPS.
Electric vehicle manufacturers have reported ‘less than robust’ sales numbers in the United States. Despite a major advertising campaign, only 3,071 Chevy Volt extended-range electric vehicles have been delivered to customers since arriving at dealerships in “launch market” areas, late last year. Nissan’s Leaf electric vehicle only bettered that by about 800 units, with 3,894 Leafs sold, or leased, by U.S. dealers.
The Romas alarm clock has done away with the snooze button, so the only way to turn it off is to get out of bed.
The Peel P50 is a three-wheeled microcar that was invented by Cyril Cannell. The P50 was first put into production in 1962 by Peel Engineering, on the Isle of Man. It retailed for $315.00 (£199), and currently holds the world record for the smallest automobile ever to go into production. Designed to be used in cities, it was advertised as being capable of seating “one adult and a shopping bag”.