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A Bluetooth-enables bracelet in the shape of a wristband like the BluAlert can be used in crowded environments or during courses and meetings, as a tool that alerts you whenever someone calls you on the phone but without making noise around.



BluAlert Vibrating Bluetooth Wristband practically buzzes your hand when someone is calling but more than that, if your cell phone is lost or stolen, the bracelet announces you as soon as it passes the 5 meters range.
It is compatible with all Bluetooth-enabled devices, has a frequency of 2.4GHz and stays up to 100 hours in stand-by mode.



Its resistance comes from the neoprene material it was made of and can fit easily 7.5-9.5 inch wrists.
Chinavasion has the Brilliant Bluetooth Bracelet at a price of $26.88.

Do you remember those relief paintings with light reflecting surface? Well these electric pictures from Gobaz are something similar but with more improvements.



They integrate LED light technology and neon lights to create splendid effects meant to change your room look removing the monotony air and bringing more life and modernism.



On Gobaz you can find several images to choose from, and the electric pictures are available at prices ranging between £19.99 to £27.99 depending on dimensions.
The Justification Electric Art picture sales at £19.99 and measures 18 x 12 inches. It has the same price and dimension as the Fairy Passage.



The third image in the article represents the Concorde Electric Art Picture available at £27.99, and the next one is the Foggy Night - Electric Art Picture – medium model available at the same price with the Concorde and with the Muhammad Ali - Electric Art Picture- medium.



These electric pictures have a realistic and superb composite effect created by the light bulbs, neon tubes, fiber optic and LEDs, being powered via standard electrical sockets, while mounted on a wall.

The next big thing for LCD displays is to incorporate some sort of 3D technology that improves the overall experience as far as sight is concerned. Some of the current solutions make use of special stereoscopic goggles and other such gimmicks, but Samsung is ready to make some changes to the displays themselves in order to create a more immersive 3D environment.

Samsung already announced a 46-inch Multi-Layer Display LCD last year, but that was just a prototype and the Koreans didn’t really mention anything about a commercial model. Now, Samsung says that the first MLD models should be hitting the market relatively soon. The technology itself consists of building displays that are in fact two or more layers of LCD panel that share a common back-light source. This way, a depth effect is achieved, letting you enjoy more visual content on a single screen.

This technology is actually patented by PureDepth, a company that has already signed agreements with Samsung for development of displays in mobile handsets and Sanyo for mobiles, gaming solutions and automotive electronics (including in-car navigation).

The first MLD displays are rumored to be released with the next generation of cellphones from Samsung. Furthermore, PureDepth is also planning to release a series of TVs based on this technology.

At first glance it looks like a painting mounted on a wall but if you have the chance to see it in real, meaning to be in the room and see it live you’d realize it is actually a fireplace.
It is an amazing fireplace created by Safretti and it’s called Gaya.



You can mount it on a wall and the subtle fire will change your room environment completely and forever.

Safretti is a famous fireplace design company that creates amazing pieces of art like Gaya which was inspired by the image of ancient Egyptian hallways.
The superb fir flames contrast with the stainless steel profound black background and you wouldn’t have to worry about the danger because the 7.1kW heat emitting bioalcohol is made especially for this type of fireplaces and doesn’t cause any risk of burning.

Gaya measures 73.5 x 62.5 x 15 cm.

As Coolest Gadgets described it, the Seiko Slimstick is an advnaced version of the classic pedometers meat to count all your steps during a day by registering your shakes.



This is a very inaccurate method so other companies came out with new improved models.



I would say that Seiko Slimstick is more than an improved pedometer because it counts your burned calories, the number of steps took, and the amount of time you have been moving during the day.
Other functions include clock and target settings.



It was designed by Kaori Terashima from Seiko Instruments and unfortunately it is available only in Japan at the moment at a price of about $65, in the following colors: Pink, Silver and Golden.
It measures 2 × 6.4 × 0.89 cm at 15 grams, has a passometer error of +/- 5% which is quite little, and is powered by a rechargeable Li-Ion battery to last for up to 8 months if used 8 hours a day.