Filed under: Cellphones
History buffs and cellphone aficionados, take note: a couple of wireless picturephone prototypes (circa 1993) have recently been acquired by the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History and should soon be available for all to gawk at. Reportedly, the institution joined with Daniel A. Henderson to get ahold of the two devices and related documentation, which were built to take advantage of a picture / video receiving technology known as Intellect. Notably, this ain’t Mr. Henderson’s first time donating wares with varying levels of historical significance, as he’s also responsible for the Casio Z7000 and Atari Portfolio that are on display. Interested in checkin’ the duo out for yourself? Go on and circle summer 2008 on your calender.
Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
Office Depot Featured Gadget: Xbox 360 Platinum System Packs the power to bring games to life!
Surely you would want to avoid any kind of last minute hassle, jostling with other rabid parents for a gift to bring home to your kids, do you? Make it a point to shop for Christmas early then with the Roboscorpion. Patterned after the poisonous desert dweller, the Roboscorpion is equipped with an independently moving head, tail, and claws that lethal enough to cut through human skin and bone. I like it so much, I’m afraid some parents might even want to keep one for themselves. 
Entries (RSS)