For all of you novelty app users out there who just cant get enough Duke, does 2K have an app for you. 2K announced the arrival of the Duke Nukem Forever soundboard, just in time for the game’s launch in a few weeks. For those of you who get a kick out of soundboards and
NZXT has just unveiled their newest gaming mouse, the Avatar S. Looking like something straight of the TRON: Legacy movie, this mouse looks like it has everything you need to become your one and only gaming mouse. Also, the price tag on this mouse is $39 bucks, which isn’t that bad. I have requested a
The Splitfish controllers have always been something I’ve quite enjoyed. I felt they incorporated the best elements of both Analog and Mouse controls. With the recent release of the Splitfish Shark, we saw the Frag FX transform into a perfect companion for any PS3, PC, or Mac gamer. However, I’ve always wished for 360 support.
I like to think of this gadget as the Swiss Army knife for geeks. But, instead of originating in Switzerland, the Keyport’s origin is in Nevada. Also, instead of a knife, it houses your keys and the optional USB flash drive, LED light, and bottle opener. The Keyport was made by Josh Downes. “An avid motorcyclist,
When something as shiny and precious as the iPad 2 is released, many will go to great lengths to keep it in pristine condition. Leave it to the folks at G-Form to create an iPad 2 case keeps the device within completely unharmed, even when run over by a car. So now when our computer
What would YOU do if you had a Portal gun in real life? Personally, I’d use it to prank people like this guy did: [youtube width=”600″ height=”363″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjVjG8fhG-4[/youtube]
With each new accessory it would seem the iPhone takes one step closer, to becoming the 1 Device to rule them all. The iRig Mic certainly helps that notion by taking the iPhone to the next level in Mobile Recording. So how does the iRig hold up with on the go interviews?
Remember those handy little pocket-sized, one-handed Flip brand video cameras? They could record in HD, were super easy to use (heck, my mom has one!), and were way more portable than a regular camcorder. Oh, they’re still around? Not anymore. Cisco, the corporation that owns the Flip brand name, has decided to discontinue the line,
Re35 is a digital flash memory film cartridge that is shaped to fit your old 35mm cameras. This invention easily brings your vintage 35mm camera into the digital age by using, what Re35 calls, a FELIXSENSOR. To use the Re35, you just load in the film just like you would a regular 35mm roll of film. Close