Nonin GO2 Achieve Pulse Oximeter measures your
bloods oxygen level and your heart rate

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Hi-tech sports medicine is becoming cheaper by the day and finding its way into more and more homes of weekend warriors and folks who just want to have more control of their health. Take the pulse oximeter for example. Stick your finger in it and it can measure oxygen saturation in your blood and of [...]

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XGPS300 GPS Navigation Cradle For Your iPod Touch
Is Now Shipping

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XGPS300 GPS Navigation Cradle For Your iPod Touch Is Now Shipping

The Dual Electronics XGPS300 GPS Cradle for the iPod touch was announced a few months back, and it has taken a while, but the device has finally started to ship directly from Apple. It’s currently going for $199.95, and will come with the obvious built-in GPS receiver, rechargeable battery, speaker, NavAtlas US/Canada map app. It might seem a tad more expensive that some of the dedicated GPS devices in the market, so you might want to think carefully before you drop your hard-earned money for this. That being said, granting your iPod touch GPS capabilities is certainly cool, right?

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Self-sustaining Blimp Is Solar Powered

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Self-sustaining Blimp Is Solar Powered

While it doesn’t look like we’ll have one of these in our backyard anytime soon, this solar-powered blimp is still something worth dreaming about. This is really a high-altitude reconnaissance and surveillance platform dubbed the Integrated Sensor Is the Structure (ISIS). It is capable enough to hover over the horizon near conflict zones, feeding real-time radar data to troops and smart weapons. It’s fully automated, and is designed to fly automatically to any point on the planet within 10 days. When hovering at the height over six miles, it’s safe from most ground-based attacks, which is important if you want to keep it floating in the air. The blimp is designed to be self-sustaining, thanks to its ability to harvest solar energy to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, which can then be combined in a fuel cell to generate the necessary electrical energy. It’s estimated that the blimp will be able to take flight around 2014. Unfortunately there isn’t any estimated date as to when we’ll be able to buy one of these personally.

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Sony Ericsson's Xperia X10 Unboxed

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Sony Ericsson's Xperia X10 Unboxed

Sony Xperia’s X10 might be just around the corner, but that doesn’t make any unboxing event of the phone less exciting. Now a video of Sony Ericsson’s upcoming flagship phone being unboxed has surfaced online. The phone is still powered by Google’s Android 1.6, which is obviously older than the current Android 2.1, and Sony Ericsson has done a good job to pretty up the OS. Rumors are hinting that Sony Ericsson might be updating the OS version on this phone, so there might be hope of getting Android 2.1 on this device just yet. Have you decided to pick this phone over Apple’s iPhone, or do you still think that the iPhone or Google’s Nexus One is more appealing? Video of the phone being unboxed after the jump.

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Dell Vostro 230 Core 2 Quad 2.66GHz Desktop, 1TB
USB HDD for $489 + $8 s&h

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Dell Small Business offers the Dell Vostro 230 Intel Core 2 Quad 2.66GHz Mini Tower Desktop PC bundled with an Iomega 1TB USB 2.0 Prestige Desktop Hard Drive for $489 with $8 for shipping. That's $351 off and the lowest total price we could find for such a...

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Adobe Flash 10.1 Teased On Google's Nexus One

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Adobe Flash 10.1 Teased On Google's Nexus One

We still need to wait for some time before we’ll be able to get Adobe’s Flash 10.1 on Android 2.x devices, but that doesn’t stop videos of folks who have managed to get Adobe’s Flash 10.1 running on Google’s Nexus One from surfacing. As can be seen from the video (after the jump), Flash seems to be running rather comfortably on the Nexus One, and is almost as good as on the desktop, albeit with a little bit of lag, but that’s probably due to the 3G connection used to stream the video. Is getting Flash on your mobile device a top priority for you?

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Printable Nano RFID Tags To Ease Our Lives

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Printable Nano RFID Tags To Ease Our Lives

Nobody likes queuing at the supermarket waiting for the cashier to scan the barcode on your purchases one by one. Considering that RFID is getting more and more accessible, hopefully we’ll see RFID freely available on every item in the stores, thanks to science. Now researchers from Rice University and Sunchon National University have introduced printed RFID tags made in carbon nanotubes, and the entire process is easy and economical as barcodes. When the RFID transmitter can be embedded into the packaging of the product, we can happily kiss barcodes (and hopefully queues) goodbye at supermarkets. There are still a couple of hurdles preventing this from becoming commercialized, but hopefully the researchers are able to use their smarts to overcome said hurdles.

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How To Unlock The iphone

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A Trip For Life E-book.

A Practical, Insightful Guide That Can Help Anyone Shape A Child’s Life Through An Adventure Full Of ‘teaching Moments’ That Will Significantly Impact The Choices They Make And Therefore Their Future! Approved By Child Psychologists, Doctors, & Educators.A Trip For Life E-book.

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How to do different moves in TNA Impact the video
game.

I just rented TNA Impact the video game for the 360. Im almst done with the story mode but im getting annoyed that i cant figure out how to do different moves. I press different buttons and move the analog stick different ways yet i still do a death vallery driver. Can [...]