Saturday, June 25, 2011

Make cute, inedible food, with a cute, fake little kitchen.



This is the "Konapun - Hamburger Kitchen", a Japanese toy made by BANDAI. Basically, you just cook some tiny food (which are inedible) in a tiny toy kitchen, serve your fake food, then drool thinking that you just made some delicious looking food but can't eat it. 

The "Konapun" doesn't cook with real heat, it's just some special powder mixed with water. It also doesn't use real oil, it's some kind of fake oil made of special powder mixed with water. The fake food will also rot soon. And remember, THIS IS INEDIBLE, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO EAT IT....estoufed.

You can buy this and other Konapun sets here. So, would you rather make these tiny fake food or go cook up some real edible food?




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I'm sorry if I haven't posted anything these past few days, I've been really busy at school. I hope you guys enjoy my blog and continue to read and support it :)

Monday, June 6, 2011

Real Life "UP" Balloon House

Have you seen the movie "UP" yet? Well, everyone has probably seen it, and thought "Hey, I can do that with my house. I just need a bazzillion balloons.". National Geographic did too, and they actually made a house fly with about 300 colorful balloons. Here are some photos:






Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Nintendo DS Lite Now Only $99


                      Nintendo has recently announced a cut down of the price of the Nintendo DS Lite from $129 to only $99. The Nintendo DS Lite is the second member of the DS family after the original Nintendo DS or as some people call it "Nintendo DS Fat". If you don't already have one of this cool hanheld then you're lucky 'cause you can now buy it at a lower price starting June 5th. You can buy the NDS Lite at Nintendo's website here.

Saturday, May 28, 2011

Evo 2 (Play Android games on your TV!)





Ever wanted to play Android games on a bigger screen? A screen other than your phone or tablet pc. Well now you can. The "Evo 2" lets you play Android games on your TV. The console has a Samsung Processor, WiFi, “Nvidia" graphics, and a joystick remote. The "Evo 2" console is expected to go on sale this Fall at the price of  $149.

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

Sony SmartAR (video)

The text is in Japanese though.But who cares! The video says it all :D


This is Sony's new Augmented Reality technology "SmartAR". The company has been working on AR technologies since 1994 and have now invented "SmartAR". The technology can also identify 3D structures to let objects blend in smoothly. Thanks to a combination of advanced object recognition, matching and image tracking tech  objects can be identified and then tracked at high speed, as Sony says. As we can see in the video, Sony's "SmartAR" is very impressive.

Thursday, May 19, 2011

How to Compose a Tweet

My friend sent this to me. Learn how to compose a Tweet! 
I'm sorry if the picture is too small, click here to see a bigger version of the photo.


Monday, May 16, 2011

Chromebook

Chromebook (Samsung)

                              See that thing up there▲? That is the new Google Chromebook. The first Chromebooks are from Google's partners Samsung and Acer. Here are some of it's features and specs: 

It will be running on the Google Chrome OS.
Chromebooks boot in 8 seconds.
It will have built in WiFi.
It will have built in 3G (in some models)
11.6" HD Widescreen CineCrystalTM LED-backlit LCD (ACER)
6 hours of continuous usage (ACER)
12.1" (1280x800) 300 nit Display (SAMSUNG)
8.5 hours of continuous usage (SAMSUNG)



Chromebook (Acer)
The Samsung Chromebook (WiFi) will cost  $429, the Samsung Chromebook (Wifi+3G) will cost  $499. The Acer Chromebook (WiFi) will cost  $349, the Acer Chromebook (WiFi+3G) will cost a little more (I don't know how much more though.). You can order the Chromebooks on June 15 on Amazon and Best Buy.