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Built from semi monocoque carbon fiber, the durable OO wireless projector is a part of the GEO series from designer David Riesenberg. As he explains, the projector displays high definition (1080p) data via WiFi or internal SSD storage and works independently from any wire for up to 3 hours. It does rely on its internal Li-Ion battery for some support but hooks up to any power source (via a single wire), should the need arise. Thanks to the combo of WiFi and internal storage, OO doubles up as an extender/duplicator of an external display or as a wireless media projector/streamer with built in decoding capabilities.

Manipulating the stance of the projector is easy, thanks to its three independently articulated legs. And to work it like magic, a fully touchscreen remote come in handy, however it can work without the remote in extender/duplicator mode after pre configuration.

Designer: David Riesenberg

OO – High Definition Wireless Projector from David Riesenberg on Vimeo.

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In part 1 of our Entertain Yourself series we took a look at the Sony BRAVIA NX800 3D HDTV. It’s our pick for amazing picture quality, industrial design, and packs a wallop of future proof technologies to take you far beyond 2010. Tho the built-in speakers are a wonder in themselves we wanted dedicated speakers. Last year we came across the Jamo A 804 and have been in love ever since.

A beautiful television demands an equally beautiful speaker system. If you take a look at what’s available on the market, speakers are either 80’s industrial boxes or beautifully crafted modern exercises. The former is all performance with no thought to design and the latter is just the opposite, too much design with subpar acoustics. Is there a happy medium?

Take one look at the A 804 – it’s gorgeous! The piano black finish is accented with black leather; fluidic yet technical in appearance. The size is dominating but well suited to Sony’s new monolithic design aesthetic. It’s absolutely stunning and only enhances the entertainment area. Speakers don’t have to be hidden. They can be proudly displayed and the A 804 is more than capable of holding its own amongst the best hardware makers and designers in the industry.

Prior to installing the A 804, we were using a Yamaha Sound Bar which we LOVE. The simulated 5.1 audio system is just the ticket for something better than stereo. The A 804 can function as a single, double, or a full on 5+ speaker setup and it’s the versatility that’ll make any audio guru happy. Unlike other speaker systems, you don’t need a full blown out package to get massive sound. We only have two A 804’s and a subwoofer and we’re more than elated. You will need a receiver to drive the speakers. We’re using a Pioneer model but even when hooked up to a small Denon unit, the sound was full, crisp, and balanced between the high, mids, and lows.

The A 804 is a 3-way, bassreflex speaker. The rigid cabinet constructed from high-gloss, lacquered aluminum, steel and high-density polymer results in a stable, non-resonant cabinet with very clean sound reproduction. One of the secrets of the A 804 lies in its flow-optimized bass port, which delivers extremely clean bass, even at high volume. The silk dome midrange/tweeter is a Jamo developed co-axial unit featuring WaveGuide technology. The clever three-way construction of the A 804 produces a perfect sound dispersion pattern, giving you maximum freedom when positioning your flatscreen, surround system and sofa. Its hard to visualize but sit anywhere around the TV and you never hear the sound drop off. It’s continuous and rich from the farthest corner of our seating arrangement. Sitting dead center is no longer the hottest seat in the house. Everyone gets to enjoy the almost pliable audio experience.

Designer: Jamo (Buy it here)

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RichardSolo 1800 Battery Backup for iPhone with Flashlight

New from RichardSolo is the stylish RichardSolo 1800 for iPhone, an 1800mAh capacity lithium-ion battery charger with a super bright LED flashlight and laser pointer included. This sleek looking emergency battery charger attaches to your iPhone/iPod in one of two ways- either via the wire (as shown above) or via a direction latch on the RS001 model which eliminates the need to carry the wire.

Both models include a retractable USB charger, dual-port USB car charger & AC wall charger and can reach full charge in about 5 hours. Three LED lights indicate the charge status. You can hook it up, plug it in, and charge BOTH your iPod and the backup battery at the same time. No need to carry around the Apple charger, this can replace it AND give you added battery backup functionality. The flashlight will last for 100 hour at full charge. There’s also a model for Blackberry if that’s your thing.

UPDATE!!!! Found a coupon for you guys. Check the offer below for $20 off and a free case.

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CK offers the new group Calvin Klein Eyewear 2010A line of glasses from your profile very attractive and ideal curves and coolest gadget for an aesthetic result impressive. Natural cool fair and contemporary line 2010 CK reproduces the freshness of the 2010 campaign in new cool designs a fashionable accessory Calvin Klein gadgets. The photographer Craig McDean was especially qualified to give this country a new intellect of color and movement that is reflected in the new eyewear group that is characterized by the particular color combinations.

The definition of the forms rapidly and constructs movement though enamel accents emphasize the profile of these glasses: A group which I am ensures shall have a great success. Accessories character in which metal rods are melted to powerful sly frames freeing the spatial dimensions.

Natural, fair and contemporary, the line of the 2010 group reproduces the freshness of the 2010 campaign. Photographer Craig McDean has been capable to give the campaign a new intellect of color and movement. Crucial and clean, the CK brand is youth, exuberant and complete of life.

Very special model aviator guys whose frame is improved plastic enamel accents coolest Sunglasses and is accessible in a broad range of colors, not bad even the model with a square frame, a couple of glasses with a virile and powerful character that is expressed through the details.

Same for models that Calvin Klein has dedicated to women, even in this case it goes from frame models with more square than a semicircle. Even in this case have a broad alternative of colors.

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Wampa Slippers are Warmer than the Inside of a Tauntaun

You remember the friendly Wampa from Star Wars, right? Well it’s the nice looking fella pictured above, you know the one who captured Luke on the planet Hoth in Empire Strikes Back and hung him upside down in his cave. Nice guy! Well if you’re like one Wampa-loving Instructables user, you make your own pair of fuzzy Wampa slippers.

Since for some reason they don’t make official Wampa slippers, these homemade ones will have to do. Warning- making these involves the shameless destruction of a pair of identical white teddy bears!!! Basically tear open the two bears (buy them, don’t steal them from your kids!!), attach a felt bottom for the soles of your feet and stitch on a Wampa face. Done and done.

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Crazy Mouse Moves Away From Your Hand

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Anyway, this mouse will move away from your hand as you try to grab it. Great party trick. It does this via a light sensor that detects the shadow of your hand which turns on a motor for a second or two and moves the mouse away. It’s a pretty advanced mod, check out this laundry list of items you’ll need:
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-Old Computer Mouse
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So since neither you nor I is actually going to make this, why not check out the action video:

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