Securing your iPad against theft with iPad Lock

admin_denz — Wed, 08 Dec 2010 02:12:43 +0000

Certainly, Apple’s iPad is one of the hottest pieces of gear to have found their way onto the market in 2010, and for this reason, it could also easily become the target of thieves and robbers, one of the few ways to ensure that the tablet is safe at all times being the iPad Lock.

Developed by the people over at Mac Locks, the iPad Lock is touted as being the the first and only iPad cable lock released on the market to date, and targets mostly those people who plant to use in the tablet from Apple in certain public venues, such as schools, offices, libraries, hospitals and coffee shops.

As the manufacturer informs us, the first component of the patent-pending iPad Lock is a hard, clear plastic case you can leave on for everyday protection. And since the iPad has no security slot, the case has one built in, that way, users being able to lock the security cable to the case, and loop the cable’s other end around a fixed object (like a table). Once the case and cable are locked together, thieves can’t detach the case without damaging the iPad. I’m sure the strong steel cable will discourage any thief.

wonder toothbrush

admin_denz — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 08:02:16 +0000

As technology became sophisticated more and more novelty has been developed, in the world of toothbrushes one more peace has surfaced: the UniBrush, created by Apol, a Korean oral hygiene company. This comes a very sophisticated concept that made us laugh a lot when hearing it: Injection During Brushing or IDB. Behind this concept is the idea that squirting toothpaste in your mouth during your brushing is somewhat safer than having a small amount of the same matter on your brush before you start brushing.

Anyway, the UniBrush is a neat and fun idea that could be a real hit among those who hate to pack too much bathroom-related luggage when they’re going away for some days. Carrying a big tube of toothpaste is more than enough when you’re planning a three or four day trip, therefore having the said paste in the same body with the very brush is really neat.

Well, this brush has a special hollow handle that is in fact the toothpaste reservoir: it can hold as much as 40 grams of toothpaste and this should last you for around 15 days. Of course, this reservoir can be easily refilled whenever necessary using your large tube we were talking about in the first place. The end of the handle has a small ball pump, which you’ll have to press three or four times and thus create the pressure needed to push a small quantity of toothpaste through a tube that opens in the bristle head. Yes, you’ve got it: you press the ball pump and start brushing as the toothpaste will come as if by magic in your mouth directly from the brush. So, take a look at this amazing invention now!

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