10 Daily Things

Envision something that combines a collapsible table and a USB laptop cooler, and you’ll see this Laptop Cool Table. While it doesn’t carry a cool name at all, the rather unique notebook accessory turns your laptop into a portable desktop by raising it with quick adjusting legs to a comfortable level. The two built-in USB-powered fans help cool the laptop, and the elevated laptop stand reduces the chance of developing sore wrists and back pain.

The USB Laptop Cool Table requires no assembly, and its independently-adjusted legs can be extended vertically and horizontally, allowing you to set the table on any surface (i.e. desk, bed, couch). The unit weighs at about 2.5 lb., and measures at 18″ x 11″ x 1.1″ when folded flat.

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Why not charge your iPhone manually, and get some exercise in while you’re at it? Enter the “Hand Grip iPhone Charger”. Best of all, it doubles as “a stress reliever - a means of squeezing away your frustrations.” No word yet on pricing or availability.

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Tattoo yourself with no pain and the added bonus of being able to scrub it off with hot soapy water. These decal papers enable you to use your inkjet or laser printer to print ‘tattoos’ that look just like the real thing - from your own customised designs. They take minutes to do and, if left unscrubbed, will last up to a week. Why not ring the changes and create different tattoos for different occasions?

These tattoo sheets are extremely cost-effective because as long as the leading edges are cut at right angles you can put them through the printer time after time - thus using every square inch!

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There’s no doubt bigger is better for LCD monitors, unless you live in Korea where Nanovision and DisplayLink are encouraging people to think small. These companies have jointly announced MIMO USB monitors, which are what they called dedicating visual workspace to applications that are used at a glance, such as IM clients, calendars and stock quote monitoring. The technology behind the MIMO is none other than DisplayLink, so these tiny monitors should handle most multimedia tasks with ease.

NanoVision initially will offer MIMO UM-710 with just a barebone USB-powered display. The 7″ LCD’s resolution tops at 800×480, and will automatically adjust its orientation accordingly as you rotate the screen. The UM-730 adds a 1.3MP webcam, a microphone as well as a headphone jack. The highest end model - UM-750 - comes all all the aforementioned features plus a touch-screen and a built-in DMB tuner. The price isn’t pretty, at 130,000 Won ($129 USD) for the starter kit.

Simplicity, functionality and cheap-ass combine to bring you a the memory stick from poor.pl. It requires no instructions or explanation, something to be applauded in anything containing a PCB. Stick it in your computer, use it, and when your done clip it to yourself or anything handy. If you lose it check the clothes line. With luck it didn’t rain.

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