Archive for August, 2009

Portable toilet cum brief case

Too busy to go to toilet or alway cannot find a toilet when you need it. This Gotta go Briefcase was invented to improve the efficiency of the fast-paced world of Japanese business.

Portable toilet cum briefcase

This briefcase is make up of Mahogany leather and a stainless steel toilet bowl. It also includes a toilet paper dispenser that can be hidden underneath the padding. Other things in the Gotta Go Briefcase are a small tray with cup holder (clips onto the privacy panel), attachable vanity mirror, and refillable hand sanitizing dispenser. But hopefully they can improve this on how to dispose the waste. There no detail on how it dispose the waste, we do not want to bring the waste to the office right.

via inventorspot

DIY – Portable PS2

This is a amazing diy project created by benhack. He dismantle the whole slim version of PS2 and hook it up with a Lithium-ion battery pack. And the portable ps2 case was also design by him. What i have say here is just a brief design of the portable ps2. If you are interested in the whole design process you can head to benhack and read more about it.

PS2 portable the case and LCD screen

PS2 portable the wiring and the final product

Windows 98 and Xp Jam

This is a sound ttrack made up entirely by sound clips from windows 98 and Xp. It take just a little effort to make something creative.

DIY – China man made a helicopter himself

DIY Helicopter

This is a cool DIY helicopter that is build by a Chinese man who always hope that he do not need to climb mountain anymore. The knowledge he use to build this helicopter came mainly from his middle-school physics and other relevant knowledge by surfing the Internet on a mobile phone. According to him the total cost for this machine is around $1,600, which is considerably cheaper that a real helicopter. The blades are made from Elm tree wood, and a motorcycle engine provides the power. The frame is reinforced with steel pipes, and he claims that his single-seat copter can fly up to 2,600 feet!

via coolest-gadgets

3D printer

Look at your computer setup and imagine that you hooked up a 3D printer. Instead of printing on bits of paper this 3D printer makes real, robust, mechanical parts. To give you an idea of how robust, think Lego bricks and you’re in the right area. You could make lots of useful stuff, but interestingly you could also make most of the parts to make another 3D printer. That would be a machine that could copy itself. I really hope that this product will be release to the consumer asap, it will be a great tool for those people who like to DIY.

via reprap