This Solar Powered device actually is an MP4 player, but you can play NES, Famicom (Super Nintendo), Game Boy and Game Boy Colour games as well. It has a SD slot which can take up to 2GB of memory. Common audio and video play of MP3, MP4 and other famous formats. The solar panel can be used to charge other devices such as a mobile phone with it’s USB out connection. In the range of 4.5V to 9V devices can be connected up. The screen is 3.5 inch color TFT which is a fairly decent size that
can display 1.6 million colors. There is a voice recorder, and a built-in LED flashlight. Attractive designed kit.

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There are plenty of stupidly big speakers out there, but how many of them make good use of their hulking sizes? Not many. That’s why this AMP speaker is so awesome: it’s not only a speaker, but it’s also… a desk. It’s an active speaker, meaning it has an amplifier built into it. Because of that, that necessitated a big case, so why not make it useful? How awesome would it be to have sound coming out of your entire desk? It’s not clear if this is a mere concept or an actual (expensive) product.

Source : Pieter Maes

If you are into old fashioned looks, but with great new built in technology, this is a MP3 Player worth having and showing off. Its unique retro style will have all the eyes on it.

There’s no internal memory but it features a built-in SD card slot, so the storage space depends on you. Recharge by USB cable.

You guessed it ! It is from China.

The power to change the song by just saying it. While driving, your favorite music will play out immediately after you simply speak out the song name. Manufacturer claims that it is the first Car MP3 Players with song-on-demand function in the world today!

It’s the combination of VR technology and digital
car music gadgets. Here is the product link

Gibson surely developed a cool guitar collection item !
It is a real innovating item for the guitar world because this digitized Les Paul clone can tune itself precisely using robotic technology. For talented professional musicians tuning is not a big problem for sure, but amateur guitar players like me will understand how the changing strings and tuning process is time consuming and mostly the result is far from perfect.

Another sweet thing is, you can have alternate tunings by just a push of a led knob. Clearly, if you want a momentary Drop D Tuning for your metal, rock sounds it is just a button ahead. There are 6 tuning presets, which are by default the most used like. Of course, you can customize each of them. After selecting one, all you have to do is strum the strings. The mechanics, fitted with servo motors, will then tune all the strings. Servo operation and tuning
status is displayed on the Master Control Knob (MCK).

There is no tremolo bar on the guitar. (If you have talent, this little arm makes you play like Steve Vai, with all such tension and pitch changes) Anyway, I expect from Gibson to put our lovely whammy bar to this design in the next release. Then, it would be really fantastic if they could develop more on such technology.

Here’s an official video demonstration.

Gibson Robot Guitar First Run Limited Edition will be available on December 7, 2007 on these stores (for each store max. 10 guitars)

Related Link : Gibson Robot Guitar Official Page