Articles filed in Hardware






Guy covers his house using 54,020 programmable LED lights - Video
What happens when you’re rich and you have a crap-load of time? You cover your house in 54,020 LED lights and program them to create a lightshow straight out of a Las Vegas Christmas celebration — “This setup consists of 54,020 LEDs (220 StellaGreen strings controlled by 15 StellaScapes E16-II controllers), programmed to dance to the music via MADRIX Ultimate running on a custom built Core i5-760 @ 2.8GHz w/ 8GB of RAM.” — DeversDreamWeavers





Revolights gives your bicycle Tron wheels, for safety of course - Video
Making your bike “safe” has never been a cool thing to do. I mean putting lights, reflectors and mirrors are good safety precautions, but they make you look like a bit of a tool. Enter Revolights, the lights that clip onto your wheels and essentially make you the maddest peddler in the city, while at the same time keeping you safe. Make sure to check out their webpage and help Revolights come to market!
The evolution of personal data storage since 1980 - Infographic
When the day came that we could store an entire library on a little disk, magic became a reality, I mean think about it for a second. We’re all storing enough information to fill an entire building, but it’s all crammed inside a little silver box, which we know as a hard drive — it’s incredible. This is an awesome infographic that shows us how data storage evolved from 1980 to the present day.








Microwave does away with annoying BEEPING, plays your favorite songs via USB port instead - (Video)
BGH QUICK CHEF MUSIC CASE from brenocosta on Vimeo.
This is what makes people millionaires — ideas like this. You get something that is so everyday and ordinary, like the beeping alarm off a microwave, replace it with enjoyable tunes via a USB port, and just like that your bank account is now earning 7 digit figures. Seriously, we gotta give the BGH Quick Chef Music Case Microwave designers props on this historic concept.
Pogoplug Mobile review
One of the largest issues with new mobile devices is lack of storage space. With space hogging apps and games, you most likely don’t have enough space to fit all your media content. Rather than creating a mobile storage unit as a companion to your phone, Pogoplug has another solution - the Pogoplug Mobile. Designed for streaming content to iOS and Android devices, the Pogoplug Mobile is a server with unlimited storage. How exactly does it work? And more importantly, how well does it work? After spending a good amount of time with the device, we have an answer. — Our full review after the break!





Incredible Steam Powered RC Car - Video
Sure, we have seen crazy RC powered “stuff”, I mean all kinds of stuff, but this one is very special. It takes the body of a modern RC car and mounts a steam engine inside complete with burners, a rad suspension system and a cuddly driver. This thing is awesome, and if you pause the video at certain points, it looks as if it could be 20 feet tall!






Nest - The thermostat that geeks wanted the entire time - Video
So, yeah it’s a thermostat that looks pretty and it saves you money (a lot byt the sounds of it), but here’s why we’re excited about the Nest Thermostat — once you have one of these little Nests, you basically have a little robot taking care of your house while you out, and it learns from you - I mean, how rad is that? - Nest should be available soon and retail for $249.
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