Gadgets.BoingBoing.net: here's a roundup of recent goodies


  • In the Year 2000: Gargantuan, Trans-Oceanic Ground Effect Wingship
  • Kokoro Scan: Finally, a Game That Will Cause Actual Real Life Violence
  • Fashion & Technology Student Projects from Malmö U
  • Marines Using Biometric Scanning to Cordon Fallujah
  • GM Dashboard and Key Fob Concepts
  • FUTR WRLD: Tomorrow's Retro-Future Today
  • Ashley Wood's "Bertie" Robot Sculpture
  • "Stunning Ring" Conceals Pepper Spray
  • Philips Power2Go: Wall Warts with Batteries
  • Ultimate Ears UE-11 Pro Headphones Reviewed (Verdict: Painful!)


  • Blowing Out the Dust: Morning Edition
  • BIO: Fold Your Own Office Products
  • Irony, Thy Name is Amazon
  • USC Team Creates 360° Holographic Display with Mirrors, Perhaps Smoke
  • Estes Digital Video Rocket
  • Grid Sequencers Coming Soon: Tenori-On and Monome
  • Casio Prototype Camera Shoots 60 FPS
  • In the Year 2000: Syd Mead Spacesuits (and More)
  • A Strange One: Sony Rolly
  • Plastic Litters Our Oceans
  • Morning Tech Deals Highlights



  • Discussion

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    #1 posted by Anonymous , August 31, 2007 8:49 PM

    i like this formatting for link posts much better!

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    #2 posted by Anonymous , September 1, 2007 2:54 AM

    Google Earth has sightings of the soviet military version of a ground-effect vehicle that looks just like the civilian one pictured. Here's a Register article with details:
    http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/09/22/caspian_sea_monster/

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