To generate some buzz, HP has “leaked” a few images of its upcoming “Virtus” PC. Technical specifications and price have not yet been announced. First picture in gallery

We don’t yet know a lot about this happening new HP desktop, except that it’s been dubbed the Virtus and it’s got some fairly slick design

[via engadget]

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The deskjet printers is an old story. When thinking to get a computer printer, go for dot matrix printer.

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Though you’d think the lightning bolt would have caused major damage to the plane, it was just minor turbulence for passengers aboard. Animated picture after the jump.

This shot shows a lightning bolt striking an airplane taking off Osaka’s airport, then hitting the ground. Lightning is not dangerous for airliners, as the electricity flows around their aluminum skin

[via Gizmodo]

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A laptop notebook is just not complete with its laptop ac adapter. One also needs to get the very hip notebook accessories.

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If you just can’t get enough of Crysis, we got yet another gameplay clip for you readers. Video after the jump. First picture in gallery.

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When is playing Gears of War not just playing Gears of War? When you play it on a $70,000 103-inch plasma TV. Video after the break.

Yeah, I’m standing way, way too close, and I did get pretty motion sick playing for more than five minutes, but it was totally worth it. The video, shot by enterprising videographer Alex Goldberg, includes commentary by Panasonic Display President Andrew Nelkin, who really loves himself some Wii Boxing

[via Gizmodo]

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So you’ve seen the iPod Nano, now check out Gizmodo’s iPod Touch mockup, which will apparently resemble the iPhone, a slightly thicker version of it. Continue reading for a poll.

Here’s the mock-up of the next generation iPod Touch. And when we said touch, we mean touch: the home button doesn’t have to be pressed, it could be electrostaticmagickalifragilistic and glow

[via Gizmodo]

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Breaking away from standard auto design, British artist Benedict Radcliffe decided to create a wireframe Toyota Corolla. First picture in gallery.

The work is essentially a line drawing of the car rendered in three dimensions. Cool. Radcliffe’s previous wireframe Impreza was more in line with the pure art mindset, as the Corolla was commissioned for use in a video production

[via Autoblog]

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This kaleidoscope
Looks so cool on my ceiling
When I’m really stoned.

[Trends in Japan]

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This stun gun, dubbed the small fry, could easily pass for a wallet in a dark alley. I’d imagine it could be used in a mugging where instead of handing over your wallet, you hand over 1,000,000 volts.

It manages both its tiny size (its the smallest on the market) with its powerful punch (the company claims the highest volts of any comparable system) by losing the 9v batteries that most tasers use for what I’d guess is a nicad or lithium battery. That also means you can recharge the little bugger. Not bad for $80. I wonder if there’s a way to turn an old iPod’s lipoly battery into something like this with a capacitor? [PersonalSecurity via Red Ferret]

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Philips just announced their upcoming Power2Charge and Power2Go chargers as part of their Power4Life line, a naming convention that’s a Little2Precious. In any case, the USB chargers, including the flagship SCM7880 (pictured), holds up to 60 hours of juice inside and then charges up your phone, MP3 player, or whatever else you have that needs charging. It’s got an LED indicator on the front that’ll let you know how much juice is left, and it has six connector tips to hook up to your various toys. It’s due to hit Europe this December, with no word on a Stateside release. [Philips]

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There is still a bit hassle associated with cellular phone i.e the cell phone charger. A few cell phone cases are large enought o hold them as well.

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If you’re looking to make your apartment look as creepy as possible, you can’t do much better than nailing a dead bird to your wall, hanging a clock around its neck, and calling it art. That’s just what designer Michael Sans did, and it’s why he presumably lives a solitary life. No, you can’t buy one, as he only made one and it isn’t for sale. You don’t need me to tell you how to make your own, you creepball. [Watchismo Times via Product Dose]

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