USB Big Eye Webcam

This new webcam has a huge lens that lets you zoom in on tour subjects from far away. While they don’t say what the zoom ratio is, it’s clear that the telephoto lens increases the range subsLike a giant cyclops sitting on your desk, the USB Big Eye Webcam not only has a big lens, it’s got some pretty nice other features for an inexpensive cam.
It’s got an 8-LED ring that provides nighttime illumination, and can swivel all the way around on its clip-on base. Image resolution is very good at 1280×960 and it can capture up to 30fps. The camera also has a built-in microphone so it’s good for video conferencing and chat applications.tantially over most webcams.

Submarin Golden Shark

Operator: Atlantida Submarine
Location: Canary Isl., Spain
Depth Rating: 75 meters
Year of Mfg: 1991
Occupants: 46 pax + 2 crew
Manufacturer: Mobimar (W-Sub)
Model/Type: Mark III

THE TRIDENT NUCLEAR MISSILE SYSTEM

Trident I (C4) was deployed in 1979 and phased out in the 1990s and early 2000s. Trident II (D5) was deployed in 1990; it is planned to be in service past 2020. As of 2005, a decision is expected soon about whether or not to replace the UK's missiles and submarine fleet. Critics from the peace movement and within the military establishment have questioned the usefulness of such a weapon in the current military climate. The use of (or threat of use of) such weapons would generally be contrary to the rules of international law applicable in armed conflict, according to an Advisory Opinion issued by the International Court of Justice in 1996.

Large Millimeter Telescope (LMT)

A 50-meter-diameter (164 ft.) millimeter-wave telescope – the world's largest for use in this region of the spectrum. It is designed to operate mainly at wavelengths of 0.85 to 4 millimeters. The Large Millimeter Telescope is a joint project of the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and the Instituto Nacional de Astrof�sica, �ptica, y Electr�nica (INAOE) in Mexico. Built at a cost of $120 million, it stands at an altitude of 4,580m (15,026ft), on the summit of Sierra Negra, Mexico's fifth highest peak – an extinct volcano in the state of Puebla. The LMT was inaugerated by Mexican President Vicente Fox in November 2006 and is scheduled to begin scientific operations in 2008.

MSI MegaBook M670

Here’s the latest laptop from MSI, MegaBook M670. This 15.4-inch notebook offers an AMD Turion 64 X2 processor, Bluetooth, and 802.11 b/g WiFI connectivity. Sounds too usual, but check out its DualView dual screen function. With this feature, the machine can send the image to both the LCD screen and another external display device, such as video projectors. It also comes with built-in numeric keypad, like those on the desktop keyboard. Users who works a lot with calculation would definitely love it.

Logitech's new VX Revolution notebook mouse

The VX Revolution is Logitech's latest laptop-friendly mouse, but its more than just a fancy design. It incorporates the new MicroGear high-precision, low-resistance scroll wheel. It can be switched from the traditional "gear style" to a true free-wheeling style, spinning for up to seven seconds depending on how hard you spin it. This can be really appealing to spreadsheet users - you can shoot to the end of the document in seconds.

EyeClops Night Vision Goggles, My Secret Manhunt Weapon

The Eye Clop Night Vision goggles let you see in total darkness using infrared lights, all while giving you that special Terminator look. Two attachments allow visibility 10 or 20 feet ahead—the 10-footers give

off no light, the 20s show some small red dots. I tried them on in a pitch black room and saw every poster on the wall easily. They're $80, and they'll be out sometime this fall. A giant game of Manhunt in Prospect Park will follow shortly after.