Inventor makes keychain capable of turning off TVs
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Inventor Mitch Altman has created a keychain that is more than just a novelty item: it&#39;s designed to turn off most TVs with just the push of a button.
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By Fiona MacRae  AS any truly dedicated couch potato will tell you, it can be tiring pressing the buttons on the remote control.  But even that exertion might soon be avoided with the arrival of the thought-activated television.
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Carbon nanotube technology could lead to flatter, cheaper TVs.
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Ingenious hacks abound for the game console's input device. Plus: The
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Like x-ray specs, the invisibility suit or the ever-lasting doughnut, it sounds too good to be true. But a US electronics expert is selling a tiny remote-control device that he claims can switch off any television at the push of a button.
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You can flip off your widescreen TV with the remote control. Power down your computer to standby. Unplug your cellphone from its charger. But as you leave the room, the "wall warts" -- those small boxes plugged into the wall sockets that power your electronics -- stare with glowing diode eyes in...
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Swapping out optical media drives does the trick, hardware hackers report. In Gadget Lab.
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Neosonik has come up with a way to beam HDTV pictures and surround-sound audio to a set 120 feet away.
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$50 device will feature hot keys designed for the alternative operating system.
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A reconfigurable handheld device could foster a community of hardware hackers.
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By Crayton Harrison, The Dallas Morning News  Dec. 11--A small Allen firm plans to unveil a technology today that could get rid of the wires connecting TVs and other devices, such as cable boxes, game consoles and DVD players.   Chipmaker WiQuest Communications Inc.
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Is the traditional puzzle cube any better with lights and games built in? Plus: Romantic geeks can now exchange binary wedding bands. In Gadget Lab.
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Scientists have demonstrated a way of transmitting electrical power through the air, raising the prospect of wireless gadgets such as mobile phones, MP3 players and laptops that do not need power leads to recharge their batteries.
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Was using an infrared device to shut off exhibitorsâ video presentations a harmless prank?
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An ingenious hacker finds a new application for Apple's remarkable Sudden Motion Sensor: World's biggest and most expensive Roomba remote control. In Cult of Mac.
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Tiny AVCHD device uses Secure Digital memory card for storage.
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The latest antitheft device for automobiles makes it impossible for criminals to see -- and doubles as a disco light show. By Aaron Rowe.