Clone Wii, rejuvenate 40, with one realize Sega Zone, new wireless and low-cost alternative to Sega. The console will be equipped with 20 classic Sega titles such as Alex Kid, Golden Ax, Sonic and Knuckles and Ecco the Dolphin, but will include other 30 games, of which 16 are controlled based on movement. Thus, you will provide beach classical variations like tennis, darts, fencing, beach volleyball and golf.

As a procedure, is simple: think about Nintendo and apply the same motion to the screen, conducting proceedings with two wireless controllers.

Sega Zone will be launched this summer at a price of about 50 pounds.

If you’re looking for a distinctive style, huge capacities and great speed in an external hard drive, the Sarotech Hardbox will not let you down. The Hardbox boasts capacities of 1TB all the way to 3TB, coupled with USB 3.0 giving you incredible transfer speeds to better utilize your massive hard drive capacity. To top it off, it comes in a sleek, book-style design, ensuring that it won’t be out of place when you put it on your book shelf. The Sarotech Hardbox should begin shipping in February, no words on the price, though.

It was natural that, after Sony has promised it will filming football World Cup this year with 3D technology and 3D Avatar made waves around the world, to witness the exponential growth of the segment’s 3D LCD TVs. So the people at Samsung, always thirsty for marketing records, are the first, they say, starting the production of 3D TV.

Initially, Samsung will produce three types of TVs: 40, 46 and 55 inches. All three versions will be based 3D technology assets Glass, the current standard in the field.

Surely, Samsung will be the only manufacturer that will take 3D TV segment. Will be followed closely and other sharks.

Most of the Samsung not talked price yet. It is clear however that 3D TVs are not very cheap, at least initially. If you appear on the market for World Cup, 3D TV manufacturers, including Samsung, will officially come to head up the crisis.

You lucky owner of a hotel or simply have a large family? Perhaps you’d like to offer a service worth the view. Put them with a panel’s USB to charge the phones and MP3 players without standing in line. Asian producers offering $ 210 instead of a USB hub monster with no less than 80 portals. They use only the load of gadgets, not to transfer data. Deliveries are global, so order with confidence from geekstuff4u.com.

Those of you that have multiple gadgets, which is pretty much everyone these days, could probably use something to simplify your charging rituals. This 3-in-1 battery charger might be just the thing to make life a little bit easier. It’ll make it possible for you to charge all different types of gadgets through multiple power sources.

It’ll charge anything you own that could plug into a regular USB port, a Mini-B USB and then finally a Micro USB port. That’ll allow for you to charge things like smart phones in addition to your small portable devices. There is an interchangeable AC wall plug as well as a DC car plug to get the power to the battery charger. Making it possible to charge it both while you’re on the go or just away from a computer within your home. You can purchase it for $49.99 through Amazon.

Now that the iPad has been formally announced, let’s take it a step further with this iDesk. Actually, the technology that you see in this picture is called the Pictionaire, and it is under development by Microsoft Research and the University of California, Berkeley.

As you can see from the attached video after the jump, this 4 x 6 foot table has a camera mounted above it, much like the futuristic hexagonal-type board game that we reported on yesterday.

The user has the power to place a physical object on the Pictionaire, and, with a little drag-and-drop gesture, he or she will have a digital copy of that item. The original physical object can be moved, and the digital copy can be traced onto a whiteboard or a sketchpad.

The user also has the option of putting a wireless keyboard on the table, and the table can become a display. From what it looks like in the video, the user can type in a keyword and get the image that he or she is looking for, maybe from the objects that were on the Pictionaire before.

It reminds of a desk I saw in The Island. Some of you might not remember this film, because it was an intelligent Michael Bay film that didn’t involve giant robots beating each other up. I believe that the villain in The Island had a desk with projections, and he even had Ewan McGregor draw on it with a virtual stylus. You know that desks like this will be in offices of the future, unless the companies can afford a Surface.
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Studies have shown that excessive use of the mouse can cause not only stress but also serious health problems. “Excessive” may mean little more than a few hours a day, but that’s another story. However, the good news is that two Canadians were concerned for people stressed and invented a type of mouse more comfortable to hand. AirMouse a wireless device is unique in that it can be worn like a glove.

The product has been clinically tested and works very easily and are sensitive after you use the hand ligaments. An optical camera detects movement. Even if your hand will stay in a neutral position, the laser will transmit a force vector built higher than that conveyed by a normal mouse. But miracle mouse will remain inactive until the hand is in neutral. Therefore, when found key position, you have problems typing with gloves AirMouse attached. As for battery life, AirMouse can withstand a full week without having to load.

Model designers, Oren Tessler, plastic surgery resident physician, and Mark Bajramovic, who teaches industrial psychology at a school in Montreal, spent 300,000 dollars so far to see prototype ready by March. And a combination of the project called for 75,000 dollars for a 15% share, according to Financial Post.

We can expect the next six or 12 months AirMouse be available on the market. The price would be 129 dollars. You think that would completely replace “mouse” so familiar?