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| Tuesday Sep 28, 2004 | Keep mum... forever. And don't forget the kids. We love pets too! to Wearables by fatherdan |
| Tuesday Jan 14, 2003 | Penfold the backpack can be very difficult to care for. Sometimes Penfold is quite dangerous. to Wearables by isosceles |
| Friday Oct 6, 2000 | Project Grizzly's Ursus Mark 7 is pretty cool, but it's got to be the only $500K power suit that doesn't run NetBSD... yet. to Wearables by sylvar |
| Wednesday Aug 30, 2000 | Nothing says "put a cork in it" like the gift of Bung Hole© Jewelry. to Wearables by obvious |
| Wednesday Jul 26, 2000 | The thought screen helmet blocks telepathic communication between aliens and humans. Aliens cannot immobilize people wearing thought screens nor can they control their minds or communicate with them.
to Wearables by faisal |
| Friday Feb 11, 2000 | The PSI-bernetics company sells "psychotronic, radionic and psionic devices" that you wear on various body parts to amplify psi frequencies. Were I to be actually in the market for such objects, however, I might find the fact that their catalog of Basic Devices doesn't even have photographs of the devices, but only poorly-done line drawings, to be a possible sign that they might not even have any actual inventory...And this warranty doesn't help inspire my confidence either; how would you measure "regular usage" of a psionic device? to Wearables by monde |
| Saturday Feb 5, 2000 | Thanks to the advent of the digital clock, fewer and fewer can use an analog timepiece to tell the time. We can only make it stranger (Flash Player required for the true scoop). to Wearables by goboro |
| Thursday Jan 27, 2000 | There is nothing quite as sensual as
clothing
and lingerie made from Bubble
Wrap.
to Wearables by tregoweth |
| Tuesday Jan 25, 2000 | From pretty little ones to scary big ones, from small and unshapely to large and still unshapely! They're all right here! to Wearables by stimpy |
| Friday Jan 21, 2000 | Protest the MPAA lawsuit against distributors of DeCSS by getting a shirt with the source code for css_descramble.c from Copyleft. Or, if you're really 31337, you can get a shirt identifying yourself as one of the 500 "Doe" defendants named in the MPAA's Complaint. to Wearables by kapital |
| Friday Oct 8, 1999 | Don't smoke
the
pants! to Wearables by goboro |
| Monday May 24, 1999 | More pixels -- Less filling? The age old debate on how to squeeze more pixels into PDA/palmtop displays may come to an end sooner than you think.
inViso has a 35 degree field of view display projected inside a 1"x1" compound microscope.
to Wearables by urog |
| Tuesday Apr 20, 1999 | Extreme Computing is your one stop for all your wearable gear. From M1s to Twiddlers, Extreme has most everything for the budding cyborg. They offer complete PC110-based kits and even used wearables.
to Wearables by petey |
| Friday Apr 2, 1999 | Intersense sells ultrasonic inertial
trackers
for head-mounted displays and
motion capture
that give much higher update rates than
conventional magnetic sensors (such as the well-known
Polhemus system).
to Wearables by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Mar 24, 1999 | Sneaker Nation
is a celebration of all things sneaker. Includes
a bulletin board, profiles of "sneaker freaks,"
and a history of the best sneaker of all time. to Wearables by crikey |
| Thursday Mar 11, 1999 | Liquid Image's rugged, lightweight, and inexpensive M1 Personal Viewer is expected to be a hit this Spring with the fashion-savvy cyborg.
to Wearables by petey |
| Monday Jan 25, 1999 | The Remembrance Agent is an application that augments associative memory. Quite possibly the wearable's Killer App, since "serendipity is too important to be left to chance". to Wearables by petey |
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