Introducing the moldable mouse from the guys at Lite-On. This is the answer to all those who are having an uncomfortable experience with their mouses, with issues such as, left hand compatibility, too big or too small, buttons in weird locations and of course those suffering from the carpal tunnel syndrome.

This moldable mouse uses a lightweight clay covered with a nylon and polyurethane blend fabric. Once you’ve molded the mouse to your preference or fantasy, it retains the shape till you want to play with it again! The click buttons and touch sensitive track pad with built in radio frequency identification can be stuck on, based on your personal preference. This is what I call innovation, and for some, it’s an answer they’ve been looking for. And that’s probably why it’s won the Red Dot design. Wanna get you’re hands on one. We’ll let you know as soon as it gets into production

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This isn’t the first time we thought it was real deal.We had another article on the same subject last year. Sources from Sony Ericsson have denied development of a PSP Phone, but the rumour never seems to die. A few days back I came across another life like image of the Sony Ericsson PSP Phone, which looks quite plausible in a Stuff magazine and I must say I am impressed.

I’m sure most of you would like to see something like this in reality, but who knows. This could be the work of a 3D professional. Let’s hope for the best and till then let’s keep our spirits high with such gorgeous images!

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Ever wondered a world made in cardboard. Check out these awesome everyday gadgets made with such great detail by British designer Chris Gilmour, currently living in Italy.

All these models were constructed life size with just cardboard and glue! As you can see there are no support material or support stands. I was amazed at the attention to detail this guy has put in his work. Check out more of his work after the jump or check his site.

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This is what Audi’s future car keys are to become. It’s part of the Audi metroproject concept and is called the Audi mobile device. This mobile devices works as an access system for the vehicle and all its features like the mobile phone, navigation system, audio and video player. The menu is based on the interface found in the high spec Audi models. The mobile device sports both WiFi and 3G technologies. The handset also works as a mobile phone, MP3 player, vehicle control system and input device for the car’s navigation system. It can also be used to turn the heater system, open/ close the car and even store images taken by the Audi’s on-board cameras. So here’s what it could do. The car can now take pictures of a probable intruder and send you a mug shot via WiFi and later switch to the car’s tracker to show you it’s current location. The touch sensitive screen will also understand handwriting. Does this mean car manufacturers will soon create their own mobile phones with car access capabilities. Check out for more pictures after the jump.

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Motorola’s has added U9 to the music series, giving users a whole new way to see, feel and hear the stylish side of music. The Moto U9 boasts of a slick form factor, Bluetooth 2.0, Crystal Talk Technology that automatically adjusts audio to ensure clear calls even in a noisy environment, external touch sensitive music controls and floating, animated screensavers that appear on the external OLED display. Moto U9 allows the user one-touch access to its music library and pauses them for incoming calls.

With Microsoft Windows Media Player 11 it’s easy to sync the phone with your current music library or download tracks directly from an online store. The integrated music player supports multiple audio files: Windows WMAv10 plus Janus DRM, MP3, AAC, AAC+, AAC+ enhanced. It offers 25MB of on-board user memory and an optional microSD memory card that enables storage of 4GB of music, pictures and other media. The advanced “speaker independent” voice recognition dialing and talking phone features take “hands free” to the next level. The 2.0-megapixel with 8x zoom camera includes multi-shot feature, video capture and playback.

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Samsung and Beyonce, launched a limited version of the Samung ultra music phone F300, the B’Phone. The F300 from Samsung sports a dual-sided design to optimize music capabilities, with an MP3 player on one side and a phone on the other side. Each side has corresponding buttons also. So what’s the B’phone got? For starters, it comes in burgundy and gold to complement the Beyonce style. It comes preloaded with a special Beyonce start-up screen, premium videos, photo gallery and music all from Beyonce. It’s also got an exclusive childhood song from Beyonce performed at age 10. Looks like this one is for die hard Beyonce fans. Check out more pics after the jump.

An extended battery wallet in matching burgundy and gold is included with the phone to boost the talk time to approximately 6.3 hours or music listening for up to 14 hours. The B’Phone will be available in limited quantities on November 4.

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Introducing Sony’s new Drive OLED TV. Its 3mm thin and boasts a 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio. The 11-inch SonyDrive XEL-1 features a 960 x 540 pixel resolution, terrestrial digital tuner, two 1W speakers, HDMI v1.3, USB, and Ethernet jacks in a package measuring 287 x 140 x 253-mm and only weighing 2-kgs. The next big question is “How much?” Its estimated to be around $1,740, that’s about $160 per inch of OLED. Ouch! now that’s quite a bit for a state of the art OLED TV. But that’s the price you pay to own a first generation technology. It’s expected in the Japanese markets early this December. More pics after the jump.

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Motorola’s been busy on their new series of phones, sporting some real cool features. The MOTOROKR E8 and MOTORIZR Z10 are the latest newbies, expected to launch really soon! Check out some of the features after the jump.

The MOTOROKR E8 is the new music phone from Motorola. The E8 sports a touch-sensitive keypad and the “Omega wheel” sounds like the next big feature for navigation. The keypad also supports Haptic feedback, which allows users to feel every keypress. Loaded with 2GB of space and is expandable via a microSD slot up to capacities of 4GB. Other features include FM radio, Bluetooth, USB v 2.0, colour screen with a resolution of 262k. It also sports a 3.5mm audio jack, to support most headphones. The bar-shaped phone is GPRS and EDGE enabled and its all packed in a slim form factor with dimensions 115 x 53 x 10.6mm. It’s expected to be out by November this year.

The MOTORIZR Z10 is another smart phone from Motorola, powered by Symbian UIQ 3.1, just like its predecessor the Z8. It is equipped with a kick slider,(i.e.) a sliding mechanism that bend the phone for better ergonomics. The Motorizr sports a 2.2″ screen with a resolution of 16 million colours under a scratch-resistant glass and a 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus and LED flash. Sources at GSMarena, claims the camera can capture video at 30fps. It is enabled with GPRS, EDGE and HSDPA and is expected in December.

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Looking very similar to the Dual Music Player(DMP), featured here, designer Yeon-shin Seung has extended it to play DVDs naming it the PDP( Portable DVD player) and also managed to squeeze an OLED screen. Not just any other OLED screen, Yeon-shin plans on using the Sony full color flexible organic electroluminescent display that is thin & lightweight. Unlike the DMP, the PDP works by twisting the candybar and then inserting a DVD. As for the display, the OLED screen pops out of candybar as seen in the pictures. Check it out in its innate form after the jump!

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Designed by Eno Setiawan, the Vaio Zoom pictured here uses a holographic technology and its all sandwiched  within a thin glass form making its total width less than an inch. When the machine is off, the screen is completely transparent and the keyboard goes opaque. Switch it on and everything comes to life. Even the mouse buttons are holographic. It’s still in the concept stage, but who knows this is what computers of the future might look like! Even if it does, I’m sure they would come up with a more durable form(recommend) other than glass. I would kill myself, if I had dropped one of these..

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We have seen USB flash disks in various forms, even in wearables. Here’s one that you’re most likely to carry with you no matter where you go. Introducing the USBCard from Freecom. It takes the form of a credit card and is almost as thin, with capacities ranging up to 4GB. Consider it another credit card with all your valuable data stored safely with password protection. The USB plug is integrated into the card and folds out when the unit is operated. It’s compatible with both Windows and Mac OSX. Check out more pics after the jump.

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We’ve all seen iPod docks and Wi-Fi players, but none like this. Introducing Miuro, the robot speaker that follows you around the house, playing your favourite music. Not only does it play music from your iPod, it hooks up to your PC via 802.11b/g wireless network, that means you can stream music or listen to Internet Radio.

It comes in white and black and some hot fruity colours like lemon Sunburst and Acid orange. So what  else can Miuro do? With the optional Autonomous Motion Package, a $166 PC software, you can map Miuro’s camera and direct it around your home or office. By the way Miuro can also dance to your tunes. Here’s the specs.

• It’s powered by a Kenwood four-channel digital amplifier, with two non-directional woofers and two software dome tweeters.
• Audi compatability:WAV, MP3, WMA, AAC, AIFF, LPCM
• The Self-Positioning button enables Miuro to find the best connection in the house or office
• Battery Life: 3-4 hours expandable with optional heavy duty battery

It’s priced around 900$ or more and now available for order from Japan.  For more information check out more relevant information here and here.

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Designed by Bradford Waugh, the Nulla not only looks futuristic, it doesn’t have the basic elements, usually seen on bikes. For starters, it has no hub and no chain, instead is powered on an internally ratcheted wheel. If’ you’ve noticed the wheels don’t have spokes too. Well one thing is for sure, your clothes wont get trapped in a bike chain.

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The Caparo T1. Developed by the engineers that help create the McLaren F1, the Caparo T1 is a new uncompromised and unconstrained sports car that sets new standards in performance, driver experience and enjoyment. The Caparo T1 is a track day and road going 2 seater sports car using aerospace and high formula composite racing technologies while at the same time providing race bred safety.
This extremely lightweight sports car is capable of true ‘aerodynamic’ high speed performance and
delivers a new level of acceleration, cornering and braking to the driver at 3g+ via its 1000 bhp/tonne
performance specifications.

Specifications:

Max Speed: 322kmh (200mph)

0-100km: under 2.5 seconds ( depending on the tyre setup)

Engine: Aluminum V8 | 480bhp@ 10,500rpm

Seats 2

Weight: 470Kg

The idea behind the T1 was to create a street legal car that would make the Enzo slow witted on the race track. The first production car with 1000bhp per tonne and also save the earth with its lightweight construction techniques which would one day cut fuel consumption in ordinary cars.

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