New LCD screen from Samsung has been released. It’s the Samsung SyncMaster CX913P that has 19-inch screen and offers a 6-millisecond pixel-response time (cutting down on the motion blurs) and a contrast ratio of 1,500:1.
The most unique part is that the SyncMaster CX913P has the possibility to point in almost any direction! This is really a cool feature and could be also convenient for any working positions.
Josef Cadek has designed the unique bike (I think it’s still a concept) named Locust, which allows unusual folding so that it can be stored in small spaces such as cases, car trunks, etc. It’s suitable for people in the over-trafficed cities, young people and students at the campuses.
Let’s see how it is designed:
Both wheels have overhung mounting. After releasing safety lock nuts wheels can be turned around relevant axis into the frame. Because of folding of the rear wheel momentum transfer from crankset to rear wheel must be divisible.
Common chain system is replaced by belt system with outer toothing. Belt is mounted on two rollers. Both “chainwheel” and pinion have outer toothing as well. It altogether ensures right direction of turning and divisibility of the whole system.
In the rear hub there is internally geared hub, analog to Shimano Nexus system.
Well, I guess you’ve known what stuff that I’ll introduce here, by just reading the title. It’s Viagra Ring, a ring to store your viagra, so that you’ll reach it easily whenever and wherever you need it.
Casio has just announced the release of the Casio Exilim Zoom EX-Z70 digital camera in addition to its sylish series of Exilim digicam. The 7.2 megapixel Exilim Zoom EX-Z70 sports a sleek design, 2.5-inch LCD display, Anti Shake DSP for reducing photo blur due to shaky hands or moving subjects, and BEST SHOT function for getting optimal photo results simply by selecting a sample image of the type of scene the user wants to shoot.
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