Solar Airplane - Sunseeker II

The solar powered aircraft, the Sunseeker II will fly over Europe following its featured presentation at the e-flight expo(April 2-5)). The tour will be the largest journey for the Sunseeker since 1990, when its predecessor, Sunseeker I, crossed the United States in 21 flights, with 121 hours in the air. The new Sunseeker II has improved for better performance, including wing modifications, an increase in surface area for solar cells, more powerful motor and new lithium polymer batteries. The tour will cover 8 countries: Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Hungary, Slovenia, Italy, France and Spain. Designed by aircraft mastermind Eric Raymon

Russians Used To Build Iron Pterosaurs

This flying-sailing “monster” was built by Russians in the former USSR. At those times Russians seemed to know how to make water planes look like huge iron “pterosaurs”. I wonder how safe this tank-ship-bird must have been

Sony Ericsson MW600 - wired wireless Headset

Model of such a "wired" wireless headset Sony Ericsson MW600 was presented simultaneously with the first line of smartphone Xperia, use the
operating system Android, model X10. Unlike its predecessor, the new MW600 was also a radio and standard 3.5-mm headphone jack, allowing use with a headset favorite headphones. The display can display not only the names of songs or radio (including data RDS) and the name of the caller, if it is in the phone's address book. Supports voice dial feature, and displays the battery level of the phone. In general, the toy promises to be very interesting. On the timing and price, unfortunately, still unknown. NICE WORK

Motorola Bluetooth Headset

It’s David Beckham! Motorola has launched their new 32g Bluetooth stereo headset codenamed “S9” in Korea. This headset supports version 2.0 Bluetooth wireless technology and comes with a stable behind-the-head style. There’s also a button which enabled user to switch the music to calls. This headset will be suitable for sports use as it is water and sweat resistant. The Motorola S9 Bluetooth wireless headset comes with a suggested price of 99,000 KRW ($108) when released. More pictures after the jump.THA

Sanwa new Throat Microphone

Used mainly by tactical assault groups and SWAT teams, throat microphones are something you rarely see on the street. This will change now with Sanwa's latest hands free system, a Japanese phone design based on a military throat microphone.
It might not be used all the time, but if you work in a noisy environment it could greatly improve a phone conversation.

Nikon Wifi-enable UP300x Headphone

Nikon Corporation in Japan has introduced their latest Media Port UP. It is a wifi-enabled multimedia playback headset device. Nikon combine the display screen, headphones, mobile A/V player, Wi-Fi capability, high-capacity memory, and power source in one compact device. The device is priced around $587, available in the high performance UP300x and the basic UP300.
The UP300x comes with built-in motion sensor that allows hands free operation (volume adjustment, etc…). It features up to 8GB of flash memory, Wi-Fi b/g, USB port, and two Sanyo eneloop rechargeable batteries and supporting the WMV9, MPEG-1, MPEG-2 video files, and MP3, AAC, WMA9 audio files. The unit is compatible with HTML 4.01, JavaScript, Flash Version 7, other media contents are downloadable from Nikon’s service.
Unfortunately, they are only available in Japan.

PSP 2 by Tai Chiem

Designer Tai Chiem has come out with the PSP 2 design. This concept comes with OLED display that can be rolled up when not in use. It features an electric charge powering the display, stereo speakers on either side double as a jog wheel and camera control. Nice work but I’m sure that it is not going to happen, for PSP I mean, could be useful for other devices maybe to come in that shape

Sony just barely updated the PSP but designer Tai Chiem is already thinking about the next iteration. His design calls for a flexible OLED display that can be conveniently rolled. An electric charge powering the display stiffens it while providing near bezeless prime real estate for gaming. Stereo speakers on either side double as a jog wheel and camera control. He also envisages Sony finally implementing two joysticks. Pipe dream or not, it’s sexy and lives up to its name; it don’t get any more portable than this.
Designer: Tai Chiem

Lenovo Pocket Yoga

Spherical Hours Eris

Eris - the biggest-dwarf planet in the solar system. In addition, it is the ninth largest (2500 km in diameter), the heavenly body revolves around the sun. Named in honor of the world watches Eris, of course, can not boast of such size, but they are made in Switzerland, and this share is already a big plus for hours. Time, two arrows indicate moving on «equator»: Orange is counting minutes, White - hours. Corps device is made of aluminum. Eris can be worn as a pocket watch or pendant, as well as use as a desktop clock. But it will cost pocket «planet» quite expensive - 450 dollars.

Sony Ericsson Bluetooth watches

Sony Ericsson MBW-150 Bluetooth watches

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Sony Ericsson has announced three new watches to their MBW-150 model line which are the Music, Executive and Classic. There watches are compatible with Sony Ericsson Bluetooth enabled mobile phones. When there’s incoming call, the number will display on the watch face. You can also ignore call or straight to voicemail or answer it via these watches. Best of all, these watches also vibrate when there’s incoming call. More pictures after the jump.

iWatch - Apple Concept Hours

Design studios ADR (Italy), A rare concept for a sober look and the ability to offer innovation. Watches have a beautiful name iWatch. They are enclosed in an aluminum housing supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. All of these opportunities they need to communicate and, apparently, synchronize data with iPad or iPhone. The clock can display RSS-feeds and weather forecasts, Internet access either through their own Wi-Fi, or by using Bluetooth-connection. Idea equipped hours 16 gigabytes of internal memory. Via creep.ru...More images after the break...