Skins for your gadgets is sooo 2007. But what about a skin for your toilet? That’s right, just like your Laptop and iPod deserve one, why not personalize the second most used “gadget” in your home that gets the most use. What is being called “ Toilet Tattoos ” are decorative plastic films that adhere to your toilet lid by electrostatic energy and can be removed easily from plastic coated lids. These “Tattoos” come in a variety of designs and even include the holidays. They are available for round, elongated, and standard toilet lids for only $9.99.
Content suppressed by ://URLFAN, for full article visit source
Crosley Digital Bubbler Jukebox Brings The 50’s to 2008From: gadget.fotoamulet.com
Post Date: 2008-03-16 02:43:11
I love vintage Jukeboxes. They are beautiful and are a piece of Americana we won’t ever get back again. Earlier this year we mentioned the iJukebox for the iPod by Crosley. Crosley again has modernized the Jukebox for the Me Generation with the Crosley Digital Bubbler Jukebox . Reminiscent still of the 50’s era style but with 2008 guts! Inside of its beautiful shell is a video/music server which can hold 1500 hours of content. It also can rip CD music directly to the hard...
more Meizu M8 interface gets tweaked once again. A few pixels to the left, please?From: gadget.fotoamulet.com
Post Date: 2008-03-16 01:40:00
Filed under: Cellphones , Portable Audio , Portable Video
While it appears that Meizu’s infringement shutdown at CeBIT was for unlicensed MP3 usage , and not at all to do with the eerie resemblance to a certain iPhone, the company still seems eager to prove to the world it is brewing something unique with the M8 mini One. CEO Jack Wong posted a bunch of new shots to the Meizu forums with small interface tweaks that inch the OS a bit away from its iPhone roots -- but certainl...
more InnoDisk intros 128GB FiD 2.5-inch SATA 10000 SSDFrom: gadget.fotoamulet.com
Post Date: 2008-03-15 21:54:00
Filed under: Storage If you were impressed with OCZ’s latest 2.5-inch SSDs , chances are you’ll be thoroughly enamored by InnoDisk’s FiD 2.5-inch SATA 10000. ’Course, it’s certainly not the first 128GB solid state disc we’ve seen , but it does boast a rugged metal enclosure and promises sustained read / write rates of up to 110Mbps / 90Mbps. Reportedly, this SLC NAND flash drive will see its way out to samplers later this month, and it should start s...
more 
Websites mentioned in article
Buzz Words mentioned in article:
How popular is gadget.fotoamulet.com?
