Features

• Automatic turn on/off?by light sensor: on at dusk, off at daytime
• Four colorful light always keep lighting
• Collecting sunlight for 8 hours, working time is over 8 hours

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Technical Specifications

• Power type & electric parameter: solar cell
• Main material: plastic
• Bulb type & quantity: different LED colors with red, blue, green
• Lighting color: three colors
• Prodcuts colors: black + transparent
• Rechargeable battery: AA/NI?Cd/500mAh /1.2V*2
• Dimension(L*W*H): 28*26*8cm

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The electronic gadgets: The EyeClops Mini Projector. It projects SD content up to 60 inches across. Yeah, it’s technically a toy, but historically, EyeClops makes some cool stuff.

I went into this review with very low expectations. If the $100 toy could produce an image of even nominal quality, I’d be gushing over it. Unfortunately, it’s just not capable enough to ever become fun.

The conclusion: At age 27, I may be become a successful gadget writer with a decent BS filter. But apparently, I still get suckered by the flashy promises of a new children’s toy. It’s in the DNA, I guess.

Daytime viewing is simply not happening?not a complete surprise, given that brightness is the number one downfall of any projector. But the EyeClops’ LEDs can’t cut through even the slightest inklings of stray light…except at a throw distance of about a foot away when the screen is tiny.
At night, the screen may be brighter, but it’s still not something you’d want your kids watching. At a size of about 46 inches, it was impossible to find any sort of critical focus. And the picture below makes the image look a lot more contrasty than it actually was.
The surprise The EyeClops speakers is loud and very clear. At max volume, you can hear the thing in the next room. So theoretically, the projector could replace a TV without the need for some extra speakers solution. Theoretically. Products like the EyeClops Bionic Eye and Night Vision Goggles are both highly regarded tech toys for children?and both are quite a bit cheaper than this projector. Go with one of those choices and wait for mini projection technology in general to catch up.

from Chinazrh via Gizmodo

This wind-up light is like a kitchen timer, except it counts down the minutes to when you’re not going to be able to see anything.

It’s great for bedtime reading, either turning itself off after you fell asleep, or before, to indicate that you should go to sleep.

from Chinazrh via Gizmodo

Cowon, makers of sound digital audio player like the D2 and S9, is teasing their new diminutive flash player, the E2. But what to make of this “circle + square” motto?

Since we don’t know something about this keychain-esque DAP, we’re left to guess based on the interesting ad, with its repetition of the “circle + square” tag. Is it a lost-in-translation attempt at our “square peg in a round hole” idiom? A nod to the design of the cool gadgets itself, which is, actually, a circle combined with a square? A hint at the future aesthetic of Cowon’s players (which have certainly been more attractive lately; compare the blocky utilitarian square of the D2 with the sleek curves of the S9)?

I personally hope it doubles as a USB flash drive ?I really miss the design of the first iPod Shuffle and the Sansa Express, low-profile DAPs with built-in USB. That was so easy! But we’ll have to wait for a real announcement from Cowon to calculate what’s going on here.

from Chinazrh Via Gizmodo