Coming up with a new, viable idea in gaming is a tough challenge. After all, look what happened to the Phantom console after years of promises. A new service from entrepreneur Steve Perlman called OnLive is looking to challenge the home console as we know it. The basic concept of OnLive is that it takes the powerful game computations that ...
Read More »Something Worth Looking At In New Jersey
When you think of New Jersey, your mind isn’t whisked away to a magical island. Instead, you think of guidos, landfills and the all-time Asteroids champion. Sure, I’m from NJ originally, but that’s not going to keep me from hating on my home state. But for once, New Jersey has something worth checking out. Mikyoung Kim Design has created this ...
Read More »Fallout 3 DLC Out Today
Hey kids. If you’ve got the Xbox 360 version of Fallout 3, you can now log on to Xbox Live and shell out 800 Microsoft Points for the latest DLC pack, The Pitt. Fallout 3‘s second downloadable content pack features you roaming the streets of Pittsburgh, fighting through nuclear fallout, fires and plenty of diseased mutants. It sounds perfect for ...
Read More »Genius: The Cart Bike
I have to admit, I’ve never seen someone attach a grocery cart to the front of a bicycle. Now that I think about it, why hasn’t anyone done this yet? It’s essentially the smartest way to cart around stuff if you don’t drive. You can now go grocery shopping and not have to worry about how much food you can ...
Read More »Cardboard Laptop Cases
Check out these laptop bags from designer Giles Miller. He does wondrous things with cardboard, attaches a leather belt and calls it a laptop case. While I love the look, it’s still a cardboard case. What happens if it rains? In fact, scratch that. Who cares. Didn’t your laptop come in a cardboard box? If you hung onto that, why ...
Read More »Peek Unveils Pronto Email Device
We’re no strangers to Peek here at Gearfuse. The original device has gained somewhat of a cult following and has generated enough revenue and buzz for a new device. Today we have that device and it’s called the Peek Pronto. What’s so special about the Pronto? Exchange support and Push email. This is a huge move from Peek that’ll allow ...
Read More »Afternoon Linkage for March 23rd, 2009
Reviews out the ass this week. Seriously. Stay tuned. Let there be light! Goddamn that’s a nice movie theater Max Payne 3 hits all platforms this winter Hackers will cause blackouts! Panic! Lost some chess pieces? Hit up your local hardware store for replacements Save The Last Trance Now that’s what I call advertising Your grandparents might appreciate this Have ...
Read More »Steampunk Dishwashes Cleans Your Utensils, Armor
Prefer a Coat of Arms over a peacoat? Rayguns over the mighty handgun? We feel you. Your love of Steampunk culture is what keeps the DIY movement going and DVD sales of Blade Runner high. If you’re sick of turning electronics and computers into Steampunk creations, try giving your dishwasher the tile treatment. With a little brass and handiwork, your ...
Read More »Pocket Robot Brings The Fresh Style
The is the robot shirt with a style that’s more electrifying than a socket. If you think I should be shot for coming up with a shitty joke like that, then we’re on the same page. For $25, however, you can score this dual-robot shirt; there’s front breast pocket with a little guy waving and a larger version on the ...
Read More »Green Capsule: Portable Garden
I understand that living in a major metropolitan city can leave you with a lack of plants, grass and trees but this is still a bit overkill. It’s a keychain called the Green Capsule and it comes with a small vegetable seed inside along with a proprietary soil mix of some sort. In turn, with a little light, your seed ...
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