Hi guys! Thanks for hanging around! I’m back from a much deserved vacation and will start feeding you again.

No, I am not dead but the next couple of days will also be slow. I will soon be back from a few days vacation, so stay tuned.

The Navigon 8110 is supposed to be one of the best GPS mobile navigation systems on the market. I got one the other day and will share my opionion in a week or two. Here’s the unboxing gallery.

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I have been playing around with the Griffin iTrip Auto for a day or two and would like to share my first impressions of this neat little piece of hardware.

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George Lucas has confirmed that they are working on getting all the original Star Wars episodes out in 3D versions. Actually, I’m not so excited about this news story. I would prefer they took all that time and effort into producing new movies instead (The conversion cost is between $50,000 and $100,000 per minute). What do you think?

George Lucas Confirms Plans to Unleash the Force in 3-D [blog.wired.com]

Here is a neat little invention that basically is just a white box with a series of LED lights that simulates a real TV. Apparently it looks like the real thing from outside. The device can be all yours for $40.

FakeTV Burglar Deterrent Device [thinkgeek.com]

Ion put out a neat vinyl to mp3 gadget a few years ago, and now they are back with the similar Ion USB VCR but this time it’s all about digitizing your old VHS tapes. The price is $229.99.

Ion USB VCR [thinkgeek.com]
via [Uncrate]

Here’s the latest bunch of Star Wars drives from Mimobots. They are extremely cool - as always. The 1GB version goes for $40. Check them out.

C-3PO Flash Drive Takes Its Bow at Comic-Con [blog.wired.com]

Hehe, well, I just wanted to share this lovely Photoshopped image - a true cameraphone.

cameraphone.jpg [intomobile.com]
via [digg]

It was many, many years since a NES cartridge left the Nintendo factory in Japan, but here’s a bunch of fan made imaginary games and artwork. Cool thing.

famicase: artists make up new nes game cartridges [technabob.com]