When it comes to Wii Sports Bowling, I can sit on my couch, whip out my Wii remote and scores a perfect 300 occasionally. Maybe CTA Digital is looking into my kind of Wii bowling nerds who find Wii bowling boring to come up with the Wii Bowl.

The Wii Bowl lets you split (pun intended) the blue bowl into half and insert the Wii remote right into its center. Three holes are present to give you the authentic feeling of stucking your fingers into a real bowling ball. The roundy Wii accessory is made for these Wii bowling games: Wii …read more

Adults and kids play dolls but what do dolls play? The Wii of course! These cute, kawaii, tiny Wii wheel, Wiimotes and the Wii are perfect for any Wii party for any doll. Batteries not included.

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If this thing does come true it will be one of the best mice I’ve seen ever. A Multi-touch Mighty Mouse would be killer. It would truly redeem the name of the Mighty Mouse, which till now is a severely over priced but slightly lacking pointing device.
Don’t get me wrong, there are some good things about it but I personally think it’s just not worth the price tag Apple placed on it. A Multi-touch Mighty Mouse made our of aluminum however is a different story.
Imagine a mouse that reacts to multi-touch gestures. No moving parts, made out of …read more

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To some people style and luxury is everything. Orbino has made a laptop case for the MacBook Pro that does exactly that. The Linea Slim laptop case is a hand crafted notebook case that oozes luxury. The finely crafted leather case encases your MacBook Pro yet allows for use while in the case. There are holes for the different ports, etc.
This baby costs half as much as the notebook it encloses. The $849 dollar pricetag is a hefty sum to most people but it’s chump change to those who the market it was intended for.
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I have finally found a drawing tablet I actually want and Snapvillage is giving one away.

The Cintiq 21UX interactive pen display provides the best-of-class pen experience for working directly on the screen. It combines the advantages of a large-format LCD monitor with the control, comfort, and productivity of Wacom’s most sophisticated patented cordless, battery-free pen technology.

Naturally I am hoping that I win, but I thought I’d share the opportunity with you as well. You can enter once a day until September 5th.  If you win, be sure to let us know.
Enter to win Here

Several people I know contacted me recently. They were having problems with their Macs and asked for advice. One had a broken LCD and another was having trouble with her trackpad and keyboard. It would later be diagnosed as a logic board problem. These two people have one thing in common, their Macs could not be covered by warranty. The LCD problem was not a factory defect. The owner accidentally sat on his MacBook. The one with the logic board problem was out of the 1 year standard warranty period.
When this happens it really sucks. Most components of your …read more

I stumble across Tritton Technologies a couple of years ago when searching for easy multi-monitor solutions for my computer. About the time I discovered them I switched to Mac and none of their products were Mac compatible. Until Now.

From the Press Release:
VISTA, CALIF. – August 5, 2008 – TRITTON Technologies, a pioneering leader in USB external video card technology, today announced the launch of the SEE2 Xtreme. The long awaited Mac-compatible version delivers on the promise of providing an external USB 2.0 video card solution for Apple users. An ideal solution for multi-tasking, the SEE2 Xtreme enables users …read more

I was going through the iPhone 3G web pages and I saw the new ultracompact USB power adapter included. It’s sleek and small. Looks really good. It’s a polished version of Eneplug. They’re both similar devices however true to Apple form, they made theirs look just a way bit cooler.
Check out the side by side pictures. Apple Ultracompact USB Adapter on the left, Eneplug on the right.

There is another option for protecting your iPod or MacBook available. MacCover.com makes custom sleeves for all your Portable Mac accessories. You choose the color, and if you have an odd sized computer (older model or PC), they will even make a custom cover for you. Colors range from rather neutral to pretty bold.

Standard issue MacCover is made to fit current iPods and MacBook (+ MB Pro + MB Air +iBook), but all other sizes can be custom made within one week without surcharge. Prices range from €9.95 for a PodCover / PhoneCover to €44.95 for a basic laptop …read more

Together with the Air Manila sleeve, I was also loaned a Radiator case for the MacBook by a friend of mine who just bought these two. I borrowed both cases from him to do a mini-review. The review of the Air Manila can be found here.
When I found out that I was going to have a chance to look at both products I must admit I was more excited to see the Radiator than the Air Manila. Did it live up to my expectations? Yes and no.
Yes because it looks as nice in person as it is in pictures. …read more