Gadgets Blog

This week in gadget blogs and news from around the Net:

• LEGO has already come up with their Beijing Olympic set - HKLug’s Blog
• Fishing for Marlins…From a Helicopter - Gizmodo
• The Journey mp3 player - Technabob
• Nothing like a DanBall Shiatsu Finger Massager - OhGizmo!
• Blackberry media now syncs with iTunes - Ubergizmo
• Back to the Future Hoverboard for Sale: Starting at 30K - Engadget

And this week in the Smarter Gadgets Blog we talked about:

• Crutchfield Coupon: Save $20 off Purchases of $100
• Tivo Now Lets You Buy Things on Amazon.com
• Buy Digital Camera: Nikon D300 Camera for $1,283
• Sanyo’s Eneloop Rechargeable Packs for the Wiimote

A quick recap of gadget blogs and news around the Net:

• Behind the Scenes: The story behind Batman’s Bat-Pod - Popular Mechanics
• iPod Speaker hangs from your key chain - Technabob
• AT&T’s free Wi-Fi spots at Starbucks now available for iPhone users - AT&T
• USB-powered, Heat Me stirrer - Coolest-Gadgets
• FOOTLOOSE! Power generating dance floor hits the UK - Engadget
• Seattle tries to get rid of toilets via eBay - Gizmodo
• Prototype Back to the Future shoe, up for auction - OhGizmo!

And this week in the Smarter Gadgets Blog we talked about:

• GPS Deal & Coupon: Pioneer In-Dash Satellite Radio/GPS
• Nintendo Wii MotionPlus To Make the Wiimote More Accurate
• Buy Blu Ray: Sony BDP-S300 Tabletop Blu-Ray for $287.95
• Shouting Vase to Drown Out Your Temper Tantrums
  

Apparently it takes more than a DeLorean and 88 mph to send someone back in time.

A group of Russian mathematicians has said that after the atom-smashing machine at the European Particle Physics Centre near Geneva opens up in April, the ridiculous speed in which they smash the atoms will be enough to allow small particles to be sent through time.

Apparently these mathematicians didn’t play close enough attention to Doc Brown in Back to the Future. It’s not the speed that matters in time travel, but the flux capacitor and just a little bit of uranium to make it possible.

Now as for getting back once you’re in 1955, you’re on your own trying to find a bolt of lightning and a clock tower.

Here’s a news clip for you to check out below.

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Source: Gizmodo via Neatorama

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No, it’s not an announcement for another Back to the Future movie, rather it’s for the car that starred in the 80’s films.

The DeLorean is going back into production!

A group of gearheads down in Houston, Texas have already bought up about 200 of of the original DeLorean engines and will begin to build them from scratch next year.

The price for the DeLorean, which was last sold in 1982, has not been officially announced, but refurbished ones are going for $42,500.

Flux capacitor and ability to travel back in time not included.

Source: Wired.
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