A lot of gadgets and genearly stuff that comes out on market these days is anything but original. As a matter of fact it is hard to make an original product in the world we live in without copying someone’s work. It happends, intentionaly or not, but it still happends. Nowadays inventors are faced with a huge challenge, it takes a lot more work and creativity to make something that hasn’t been made before. Things such as this router that is also a vase. Now, any normal person puts two and two together and askes them selves:”Why in the world would someone put water so close to electronics?” and the answer is simply because it hasn’t been done before, and it seems pretty safe too. The company responsible for this product is a Saudi Arabian corporation called STC. Still not a lot is known about this product and we don’t have a price or alocated sale. Non the less it could easily be a hit whenever it comes on the market.

via dvice.com

When we say “hardcore” when describing an object or a machine we always think of something that is heavy-duty, something that get’s the job done with no “but’s” and “if’s”. That description is nothing short of what Hardcore Computer’s new Reactor is all about. Hardcore Computer is a custom designer and manufacturer of high-performance computer systems and configuration. The name of this particular system comes partialy from it’s look and partialy from the cooling solution applied to this machine. As you can see from the picture, the whole thing looks like a fish tank. All of the heat radiating components are submerged custom dielectric fluid they call Core Coolant. This system doesn’t only look good and definitly has something to back up the agressive looks. The components inside consist of choice of Core 2 Extreme processors, 8GB of DDR3 memory, and an option of up to three GeForce GTX 280 GPUs. Other features include optional, dual, and diversity Wi-Fi antennas. a CMOS battery and BIOS reset switch, full-throttle processing, HD/3D realism, Creative Labs X-Fi, and a 7.1 channel Dolby digital surround sound. Price tag on this beast is one of $4,500 for low end configurations with those on the high end of the deal costing up to $10,000. So if you are a gaming freak or need some heavy-duty equipment for some serious computer proccessing, this might be the deal for you.

via hardcorecomputer.com 

Most people under estimate the heat radiation of a hard drive units and it’s effect in the long run when it comes to life span of the unit it self. Brando aims to counter that with the 2.5? and 3.5? SATA HDD Dock with Cooling Fan, a USB-powered device that cools your devices and serves as a handy, easy to use, data transfer, backup and cloning tool. This unit comes with an 8″ cooling fan that should meet the needs of most if not all hard drives that you might ever use, keeping them cool while drives work on optimal speed and temperature. One downside of this HDD dock is the noise that might start to irritate you after a certain point. You can buy this dock for $68 at Brando’s online store.

via usb.brando.com.hk

There is a new 3D printer on the market that has been created by a company named Objet Geometries. The printer is named the Alaris30 and is capable of printing out detailed 3D models.

The models are printed out using Objet’s patented Polyjet Inkjet Technology, which works by printing the photopolymer materials in thin layers onto a tray, and then building up the model layer by layer.

The Alaris30 printer can be used for various reasons such as printing prototype models of toys, shoes, cars, spare parts etc.

via geeky-gadgets.com

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