WiiNerf and Vibrating Shoes

[dracodraconis]

Source: MedGadget Kodak has developed a type of RFID that can be safely ingested. Coated in a soft gelatin, they stop working after a predefined period of time when they become exposed to gastric juices. While active, the person who ingested them sits next to a transmitter/receiver to determine where the RFID is in the gastric tract.

Source: American Inventor Spot When you think of vibrators, shoes are the last thing that come to mind. Enter the Good Vibrations Therapeutic Vibrating Shoes that can buzz away sore feet by vibrating at high frequency for up to five hours. The $60(US) shoes are rechargeable and made flexible enough to fit men or women with a wide variety of foot shapes.

Source: Coolest Gadgets I previously reported on this interesting (yet creepy) video camera clock, but what I missed on my previous read is that the device uses the household power lines to transmit video back to the PC.

Source: Engadget Tired of wrecking furniture with your Wii-toys? Nerf is offering soft, foamy versions of those hard, plastic Wii attachments, rendering the safe for energetic Wii-athletes.

Source: Engadget This notepad serves double-duty as a good, old-fashioned pen-and-paper notepad, but what you write can be stored in the pen's onboard memory. This $160(US) device can store up to 100 pages and is USB compatible.

Comments

[ms-danson.livejournal.com]

I like the notepad.

[ms-danson.livejournal.com]

It would be really useful for when a laptop isn't.

[dracodraconis.livejournal.com]

I thought it was a cool idea and very practical.

[ancalagon-tb.livejournal.com]

I am disappointed I am the first making snide comments about footsies.

[dracodraconis.livejournal.com]

Think of it as breaking new ground.