The guys at ThinkGeek have done it again, turning a normal T-Shirt into a rockin', fully playable guitar, complete with its own mini amplifier.

Using a special magnetic pick and your fingers, you can actually strum and play the guitar that's printed on the shirt.



The miniature amp that's included clips to your belt lets you adjust the sound, just like you would for a normal guitar.

The Electronic Rock Guitar Shirt is a bargain at just US$29.99, and is available online on the ThinkGeek website.

The Electronic Guitar Shirt

Product Page: ThinkGeek

Following the somewhat recent touch innovations on their iPhone, iPod Touch and notebooks, Apple introduced its Multi-Touch technology to their new 'Magic Mouse'.

Bringing gestures to mice for the first time, the Magic Mouse brings a whole new feel to the way you get around on your Mac.

Scroll in any direction with one finger, swipe through web pages and photos with two, and click and double-click anywhere.



The wireless Magic Mouse uses powerful laser tracking that's far more sensitive and responsive on more surfaces than the usual optical tracking used on current mice.

Technologies aside, this mouse is visually pleasing too, featuring a low-profile design and a sexy, seamless top shell.

The Magic Mouse comes free with the new iMacs, and also available separately for B$108, all of which should be available in Brunei by the end of this month.

The Magic Mouse

Product Page: Apple

As predicted, Apple yesterday also introduced new iMac models featuring a new beautiful edge-to-edge glass design and seamless all aluminum enclosure.

The desktop computers, apparently now faster than ever before, boasts Intel Core 2 Duo processors starting at 3.06 GHz, and Core i5 and i7 quad-core processors for up to twice the performance.



All new iMac models, available in Brunei by the end of this month for prices starting at B$1888, all come with the recently introduced Multi-Touch Magic Mouse.

Price & Model List
iMac 21.5” 3.06GHz, NVidia GF9400M - B$1888
iMac 21.5” 3.06GHz, ATI Radeon HD 4670 - B$2388
iMac 27” 3.06GHz, ATI Radeon HD 4670 - B$2688
iMac 27” 2.66GHz Quad-Core i5, ATI Radeon HD 4850 - $2988

The all-new iMac

Product Page: Apple

In a move that was anticipated by the tech world, Apple introduced its new line of MacBooks yesterday, which now feature a sleek, gorgeous and sturdy unibody enclosure made of rugged polycarbonate.

Weighing in at 4.7 pounds, Apple's entry level notebook is now just a mere 1.08 inches thin, making it almost as thin as its big brother, the MacBook Pro.



The 13.3-inch device now features glass, multi-touch trackpads and LED backlit displays, just like the MacBook Pros.

The new MacBook, which now boasts up to 7 hours of battery life, will be available in Brunei by the end of October for US$1,688.



Product Page: Apple

Fireplaces are perhaps very essential purchases in homes in countries with cold winters. Unfortunately, to build one, you'd have to have chimneys, or vents. The "Cupola" is a wall-mounted fireplace that burns hassle-free flames.

This unique spherical fireplace comes integrated with an advanced, adjustable bio-ethanol burner that allows flames to be burnt without the need of vents, or chimneys.



The Cupola, available in black or white, is made of lightweight aluminum, and is available for US$2,735.


Articles: Born Rich, DVICE

The maestros at Dyson, more famous for their ultra-cool vacuum cleaners, have created the US $300 Dyson Air Multiplier, an ingenious blade-less table fan that works very differently from your average conventional fan.

Using its very own Air Multiplier Technology, it draws air in and amplifies it 15 times, producing an uninterrupted stream of smooth air, which makes a huge difference when compared to typical 'choppy' airflow produced by the blades of normal fans.

This device sucks air into its base and accelerates it through a small aperture in its ring, and then over a ramp to channel its direction.

With no blades or grill, the Air Multiplier is super-safe, and is even easy to clean.

Dyson Air Multiplier - How it works

Article: Uncrate
Product Page: Dyson

When you've got your hands dirty, it can always be quite hard to turn the knob off your tap, without fumbling, or getting it dirty too. Delta's new "Pilar" faucets feature their Touch20 touch-sensitive technology that lets you simply tap or touch them to turn the water on or off.

The faucets use two touch sensors which are located in the handle and the spouts to detect when you've touched them, but surprisingly are smart enough to know when it's been grabbed instead - so as to not turn water on and off when you try and adjust its positions.

The Pilar faucet is available at prices that start from US$547.

Articles: Popular Science, OhGizmo!
Product Page: Delta