Oddities of Cebit 2006 Part 2

As digital cameras become increasingly popular the traditional pictures and albums of film photography are rapidly disappearing, replaced with digital storage. The problem with this is that pictures are no longer viewed as often as they should be. To stop your digital pictures from becoming forgotten memories, why not display them on a digital picture frame? Especially these ones from Billionton Systems that double up as televisions!


On the subject of “cool” things, how about a CPU cooler? So what?" I hear you say, but have you seen the size of this thing? The ZCJ002 “Square” from Zaward.


It is said that good things come in small packages. That could well include pen drive TVs.


For the geek who has everything, how about a USB KVM switch allowing a user to control two PCs from a single USB keyboard, mouse and monitor. Whilst KVMs are commonplace in industry, this one is designed for the domestic consumer. The second picture shows a wireless IP surveillance camera. It has full colour, infra red night vision and can communicate with any networked computer via wireless or Ethernet cable. The really cool thing about it is that it can work across the internet and only needs a browser to display the image.


We know that many of our readers are racing fans so here are a couple of gratuitous shots of the Intel-sponsored BMW Sauber Formula 1 racing car.