Requiring no batteries or AC plug, this is the alarm clock powered entirely by water. The reservoir holds 28 oz. of tap water and its internal electrolytic “engine” converts the water’s electrons into an electrical current that powers the clock for up to 12 weeks. A fresh watering of the clock continues operation–an internal memory chip retains the clock’s time during a refill so resetting the time isn’t necessary.
This is the flight simulator installed into a cockpit that equips players with the same flight controls found in actual aircraft. Fore/aft and left/right movement of the yoke controls pitch and roll just like real airplanes; its toggles and buttons provide authentic control of navigation and radio options. Thrust levers and dual rudder pedals control realistic throttle and yaw.
The padded flight seat adjusts for optimal seat angle and distance to the rudder pedals while the sound system surrounds player in realistic audio using five speakers and a subwoofer beneath the seat. Microsoft’s Flight Simulator X Gold, the world’s pre-eminent flight simulation software for PCs, comes on the included Dell Studio XPS computer with Windows 7. The software includes 23 flyable aircraft ranging from the ubiquitous Piper Cub to the daunting Boeing 747-800, challenging players to complete over 70 simulated flight missions, all geographically and topographically correct.
This is the device that projects videos from an iPhone. The LED-illuminated projection system provides 557 x 234 resolution with its 4:3 native aspect ratio, projecting videos on a screen or wall up to 110″ diagonally from as close as 20″ up to 18′ away.
Playing audio through an integrated sound system, its two 3-watt titanium drivers integrate with the on-board dual 7-watt amplifiers to produce crisp, robust sound. It can also display videos at 16:9 aspect ratio–the same used by high definition televisions. The 15-watt LED has a 30,000-hour lifespan and provides a brilliant 800 lumens for clear, bright pictures and videos.
This custom jigsaw puzzle can be personalized with a reproduction of a color or black and white photograph. Once you send a photograph or JPEG image to the manufacturer, a 408-piece jigsaw puzzle kit is created from 80-point pasted chipboard that is twice the thickness of typical puzzles.
This fryer makes up to 2 lbs. of crisp, succulent fried food using only one tablespoon of oil. The nominal amount of oil results in french fries with only 3% fat–far superior to the 14% fat content of conventionally deep-fried potatoes.
An internal convection oven heats to 338º F and evenly circulates hot air to cook chicken wings, shrimp, or spring rolls with the same crunchy exterior and moist interior produced by conventional deep fryers. Food slowly revolves around the nonstick basin while an integrated paddle automatically turns and mixes ingredients with the oil and other seasonings to ensure even cooking. Virtually all of the cooking oil is absorbed by the food, eliminating the hassle of disposing of large quantities of used oil.
This is the watch used by the U.S. Navy SEALs because of its unique illumination technology. Identified as a vital element for achieving success during night missions, borosilicate glass capsules with phosphor-lined interiors make up the watch’s 12 hour positions and its hour, minute, and second hands.
Tritium gas is pumped into the capsules, which reacts with the phosphor lining, causing it to fluoresce for more than 25 years without the need for a recharge from a light source. The watch’s case is made from injection-molded, carbon-reinforced polymer coupled with a stainless steel case back secured with stainless steel screws. It has a ratcheting, unidirectional polymer bezel and a double-gasket, push-in crown that is water-resistant down to 656′. The Swiss quartz movement provides impeccable timekeeping for on-the-second synchronization.
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