Tag Archives: hardware
This Glowing Orb Keeps Your Laptop Running Cool in Extreme Conditions
The Puc Is A Kickstarted Steel “Ice Cube” That Won’t Wet Your Whiskey
Designers Dave and Calvin Laituri have joined forces to kickstart Pucs, small, stainless-steel icecube replacements that promise to chill your drink without wetting it down. The Pucs are milled of solid steel and come in a handsome wooden tray that you can place right into the freezer.
The Puc Is A Kickstarted Steel “Ice Cube” That Won’t Wet Your Whiskey
Designers Dave and Calvin Laituri have joined forces to kickstart Pucs, small, stainless-steel icecube replacements that promise to chill your drink without wetting it down. The Pucs are milled of solid steel and come in a handsome wooden tray that you can place right into the freezer.
Evernote Wants To Build Its Own Hardware, First With Partners And Then In-House
Online note-taking company Evernote revealed something very interesting via its CEO Phil Libin, who told IDG News Service that his company wants to design hardware products and eventually make them itself. Libin said Evernote will move soon to start releasing Evernote-branded gadgets, which will be co-designed and manufactured by external OEM partners.
Leap Motion Controller Tech To Be Embedded In, And Bundled With, Future HP Devices
Leap Motion hasn't even launched its first product yet, and already the company is on a roll. Now, it's announcing a collaboration with HP, to bring its brand of 3D motion control to that company's devices, first via bundling the Leap Motion Controller with select HP computers, and then later by hardware integration that embeds Leap tech right into HP gadgets themselves.
Leap Motion Controller Tech To Be Embedded In, And Bundled With, Future HP Devices
Leap Motion hasn't even launched its first product yet, and already the company is on a roll. Now, it's announcing a collaboration with HP, to bring its brand of 3D motion control to that company's devices, first via bundling the Leap Motion Controller with select HP computers, and then later by hardware integration that embeds Leap tech right into HP gadgets themselves.














