Pet Night Lights create glowing images of your furry friend (Gadgets use in medical field ry nursing)
Pet Night Lights create glowing images of your furry friend
If you love your pets and having normal pictures of them around isn’t enough, now you can have illuminated ones. That’s right, just place the photo in the picture frame that happens to double as a night light and Fluffy glows all night long. I have a cat, I really do love her and she’s pretty, but she’s completely retarded. In a picture frame, she’s not nearly as entertaining. When my power goes out and I have lost touch with the internet, she is what keeps me from going into complete and total melt down.
Mostly, because she will not only attack anything that moves, but also stationary objects as well. Whip out the laser pointer and she’s happy to do back flips just to catch the glowing dot. So you would see why I might scoff at having pictures of her, much less a glowing image of her. She’d probably smack it out of the light socket if it looked at her wrong. Then again, I have to admit I find a glowing image of any pet to make even the most sane person appear to be the crazy cat lady. The site doesn’t list any price, however, one nice perk is that when you order you can send in a jpeg and they will put the image in the frame for you.
Source: chipchick
Cool Gift Idea: Digital Picture Frames, check out our reviews.
If you love your pets and having normal pictures of them around isn’t enough, now you can have illuminated ones. That’s right, just place the photo in the picture frame that happens to double as a night light and Fluffy glows all night long. I have a cat, I really do love her and she’s pretty, but she’s completely retarded. In a picture frame, she’s not nearly as entertaining. When my power goes out and I have lost touch with the internet, she is what keeps me from going into complete and total melt down.
Mostly, because she will not only attack anything that moves, but also stationary objects as well. Whip out the laser pointer and she’s happy to do back flips just to catch the glowing dot. So you would see why I might scoff at having pictures of her, much less a glowing image of her. She’d probably smack it out of the light socket if it looked at her wrong. Then again, I have to admit I find a glowing image of any pet to make even the most sane person appear to be the crazy cat lady. The site doesn’t list any price, however, one nice perk is that when you order you can send in a jpeg and they will put the image in the frame for you.
Source: chipchick
Cool Gift Idea: Digital Picture Frames, check out our reviews.
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Whether you own a hamster or not, there’s no doubt you wouldn’t mind rolling around in a motorized ball all day for shits and giggles. That’s why Evento developed the Buzzball especially for you. It sounds like a real pain in the ass to control though:
Once the Buzzball is in motion the pod maintains an upright position until the pilot turns, causing the pod to rotate inside the…
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Nike Huperdunks are Back From the Future
When I first saw Back to the Future II back in 1989, I remember being quite impressed with their version of the year 2015. At last, a science fiction film that presented the future not as a dark place, but something like today, with more advanced technology and its own set of problems.
Ever since I saw that film, I have always thought of the year 2015 as this giant due date. Now we have only seven years to catch up to this futuristic technology. We’re probably a long way off from flying cars, but Back to the Future II did show us something more probable: shoes that lace themselves.
The shoes from that film sported the Nike logo, and so the company has finally decided to mass produce those shoes from the movie. They have dubbed them the Hyperdunk, and they will be endorsed by none other than Kobe Bryant.
Unfortunately, these shoes lack the self-lacing or “power laces” feature that made them so interesting. The film also showed the Nike logo glowing once the shoes were laced. I’m guessing that this isn’t a feature either, even though it would be a way for Nike to get some more fancy advertising in.
In other words, the Hyperdunks are a “looks only” glimpse into the future. These shoes should be available sometime later this month, but no word on the price.
Cool Gift Idea: Digital Picture Frames, check out our reviews.
When I first saw Back to the Future II back in 1989, I remember being quite impressed with their version of the year 2015. At last, a science fiction film that presented the future not as a dark place, but something like today, with more advanced technology and its own set of problems.
Ever since I saw that film, I have always thought of the year 2015 as this giant due date. Now we have only seven years to catch up to this futuristic technology. We’re probably a long way off from flying cars, but Back to the Future II did show us something more probable: shoes that lace themselves.
The shoes from that film sported the Nike logo, and so the company has finally decided to mass produce those shoes from the movie. They have dubbed them the Hyperdunk, and they will be endorsed by none other than Kobe Bryant.
Unfortunately, these shoes lack the self-lacing or “power laces” feature that made them so interesting. The film also showed the Nike logo glowing once the shoes were laced. I’m guessing that this isn’t a feature either, even though it would be a way for Nike to get some more fancy advertising in.
In other words, the Hyperdunks are a “looks only” glimpse into the future. These shoes should be available sometime later this month, but no word on the price.
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