We have just discovered some new Television remote controls by Sony Japan. These remote controls have simple basic functions and they come with big buttons. This will make it easier for the users to see the buttons and change the channels easily. These remote controls are waterproof. Thank God somebody at least came up with a waterproof remote control. Mine just stopped functioning as I accidentally poured water on it.Now I can care less if it happens again.

These Sony remote controls are compatible with most TV manufacturers. They will be on sale from September 10 onwards at but only in Japan. They will be available for 2468 Yen ($29). They come in five different colors. Interestingly, the remote controls have sharp numbered buttons but the button no. zero is printed on the button no. 10 in a small size.

I wonder why they had to do this. Probably Sony wanted to save some space for other purposes. Nevertheless, it’s not a bad deal considering it’s a water-proof remote control. My only worry is if this will ever be available in other places apart from Japan.

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It is always great to own cool gadgets and awesome LCD screens, home theaters and other such goodies. However, of what use is the platinum blonde lifestyle if you can’t control even the inanimate things around? Thus, Home Automated Living is an awesome system that helps you control your house with the help of voice command software.

It allows the users to manage lighting, play the desired music, handle security issues and make sure the temperature is just right in the house. You would not have to browse around and open files to play music, but you would just need to talk to the microphone and say the file name and the folder it belongs to, and the system will play that song for you.

It also comes with a 70″ rear-projection HDTV and it all comes with a universal remote control as well. There is no information about the price or availability but you could always contact the manufacturers to find more about it.

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Crazy about horror movies and with spare time in hand, few German scientists from Technical University of Braunschweig have designed the Nerdiest brain-computer interface ever. It doesn’t intend to place electrodes on your head and looks a large metal helmet packed equipped with sensors that can perceive your brain movement through your locks. They assert that the mechanism is efficient enough to organize an RC car and their next initiative would be to install it in wheelchairs and prosthetics.

You may ink a neat deal with it to scare you little ones coming come Halloween.

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Despite the availability of adequate home theater system, it seems technology moguls cannot sit at rest and hence SE2 Labs has unveiled its latest offering of a complete home entertainment system. Called the ITC One, the devise offer an incorporated movie, TV, gaming and music system that was marked last year. Undoubtedly, the concept is elite and so is the price. Ready to be installed in your home, this expensive kit touching a ceiling price of $25,000 sports an Xbox 360, Wii, Apple TV, iPod dock and a DVR plus various audio/videophilic hardware in a comparatively polished style.

Elegantly packed in an impressive aluminum case, it offers a great room for other needful components. It has its own set of attached weaknesses that are well scanned by Gizmodo guy.

The parody resides in the very name of the chair. Don’t let your mind bent towards a pedestrian side as the chair: Walk-Don’t Walk is miles away from walking. Artisan John Carter formed a perfect blend of the fine art, interior design and social commentary and the result is before your eyes.

Developed using genuine New York City signs, the USP of the chair reside in its movement being monitored by a remote control. The integrated remote control allows you to on and off the signs when needed. Ideally, they should read: Sit Or Don’t Sit. It drives power from a standard 115V wall outlet and the custom-built bulbs can be used whenever need arouse. The configured legs of the chair are made using steel street sign brackets and are stimulated and fixed with self leveling feet.

These handmade chairs reflect scuffs and stains of living in New York for ages and if these old appeal fails to impress you then you can opt to for a whiny clean look. The seating facade is made from an inch thick via polished resin glass. It can be yours if you are willing to drop $3700.

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Now, you have no need to move behind your vacuum cleaner because this toy likes “Track Vac” Robotic Vacuum can complete your whole task with its good shape. This Track Vac robotic vacuum uses horsepower to formulate all household work. The vacuum robotically cleans using 5 pre-programmed vacuuming patterns and you can rotate it with your own wish with a remote-control.

It even acts inimitable NASCAR themed sound effects on set up and when the battery desires reviving. The Track Vac is accessible at $279.99.

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