What I like about the Joytron Singibigi is that it is very much old school. Not only does it bring back the days when video game controllers were actual joysticks, and buttons were concave and very big, but it brings back the wooden look. Have you ever noticed that things made of wood are generally considered antique?
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Joytron Singibigi, Old School in more ways than one
Hologram technology takes the next responsive step … Ask any scientist working today, and they’ll tell you that Star Trek has had an amazing impact on their work. From scientists in Holland who have managed to transport photons of light across the room, to NASA rocket engineers working on the first steps to Warp drive
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Holograms get responsive
Every time I think the word “foosball”, what comes to mind are semi-pleasant memories from Junior High School.
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Space Foosball makes popular stand up game digital
Now here’s something that ought to attract all of you gamers, especially those who grew up on a healthy dose of Tetris. This arcade cabinet is not ordinary in any way, where it comes with a gigantic joystick to help you navigate those bricks into place so that you can make a feeble attempt at breaking the high score. We wonder how many quarters you are willing to part with just to get a feel of what a really huge stick is like… Source: Kotaku Tech Cult – We cover the latest tech news, but always with a funny twist.
So you’re extremely happy with your new iPhone 3GS, and are actively searching for means and ways to enhance your iPhone experience regardless of where you are. Newton Peripherals could have the answer, where they will lend their expertise in integrated mobile peripherals to come up with the new MoGo Talk for the iPhone
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MoGo Talk for iPhone unveiled
