The amazing new Notion Ink Adam tablet computer is almost here. It is just undergoing the final round of certifications with the governing bodies responsible for certifying electronic gadgets. When you finally get your Notion Ink Adam tablet in hand, which of these currently featured apps from the Android Marketplace are you most likely to install first?
The result of years of engineering and customer feedback, the Rat Zapper is designed to be effective, clean, easy to use, and humane.
Advantages of the Rat Zapper Classic are:
Effective (kills mice, rats, chipmunks and ground squirrels)
Clean (no blood or guts) and re-usable
More humane than snap traps, glue boards, and poison
Compact (10" x 4" x 4") and easy to use
10 rodent kills or lasts 30 days with one set of 4 alkaline AA batteries
Flashing kill indicator light (you never have to see the dead rodent!)
Not an ultrasonic device
Which of these rat zappers do you like best?
The fellows over at Hack-a-day have posted instructions for building your own tee-shirt printer from an old Epson inkjet. Although the build seems to be quite a fair bit of work, it would be pretty cool to be able to print up custom tee-shirts for every occasions. Would you try your hand at building one of these, or just buy your snarky tee-shirts from shady guys with vans at rock concerts?
There's an old adage that the ultimate quest of the gadget inventor is to "build a better mouse trap." However, in order to accomplish this herculean task, one must first determine what the best current technology in mouse trapping is. This poll brings together the creme de la creme of most trapping devices. Which one would you like to build a better version of?
