We’re Gonna Need a Bigger Sharkboat
Seabreacher X is a pretty tame name name for such a kickass bit of aquatic engineering. I don’t know how you can call a shark-shaped submersible that can jump 12 feet in the air anything other than Jaws. Or AAAAHHHHHHH!
We’ve seen quite a few personal submarine options lately, but none quite as crazy as the Seabreacher ($65,000 and up). Available in a 155hp, dolphin-inspired J model, or the more badass, shark-bodied 266hp X model, these submersible watercraft can reach up to 50 mph on the surface and up to 25 mph submerged, and are capable of high-speed dives that send the craft launching out of the water. Other features include a snorkel-mounted video camera, an iPod-compatible stereo system, and the ability to scare the bejeezus out of innocent boaters.
Underwater shenanigans await aboard the Scubacraft ($120,000). This open-cockpit submersible can reach 50 knots above water thanks to a 250hp engine, and offers push-button descent down to 100 feet beneath the waves, where electric thrusters kick in to move you and up to two friends around the depths. Scuba gear and certification required for the captain and passengers, but if you’re seriously considering buying this thing, that’s probably not going to be a problem.
Hit the trails with a comrade or just give high-speed tours of your spawling estate in the Can-Am Commander ($11,700 and up). These two-seater ATVs sport either a Rotax 800 or Rotax 1000 V-Twin EFI engine, both with class-leading fuel economy, a dual-level cargo box, a rollover protection system, anti-dive front-end geometry, and 10-gallon fuel tanks, all housed in stylish yellow/black or red/black bodies.
The Wafflesicle Maker Has Changed Breakfast ForeverForget everything you ever thought you knew about waffles. Because Lolly, a waffle maker that produces 9.4-inch waffle cones on a stick, has changed everything. Can I interest you in a wafflesicle? Of course I can.
Lolly, from Triangular Concept, can crank out four of these delicious-looking treats in under two minutes. Which is good, because that’s about how long it’d take me to down the first batch and be ready for the second. [Triangular Concept via TheTrendyGirl via The Daily What]
Any gadget carrying traveler or commuter already knows how necessary accessories like this can be. Bluelounge’s Cable Clips ($10) keep earbuds and cables organized in your bag and even when in use. Link
In the world of tablets the iPad was super but it was only revolotionary in the way that it had built in internet but in reality it’s only has hype because its Apple. But if you want to talk future The iPad’s single screen simply doesn’t cut it. Perhaps you’d rather pick up a Toshiba Libretto W100 Dual-Screen Laptop ($TBA). Looking like the child of some secret Windows-obsessed mad scientist, the Libretto sports two 7-inch multitouch screens crammed into a 1.5 lb. laptop-like form factor, complete with a multi-mode virtual keyboard, Bluetooth 2.1, 802.11n wireless networking, an Intel Pentium processor (they still make those?), and a built-in webcam — take that, Apple.
Designed for demanding install applications or for the road, the DAB-3000 also features original “Neutrik Speakon” connectors for the speaker output. The DA-B3000 also come with passive XLR inputs and outputs as well. Here at Technical Pro we strive to make every gig a successful one. That’s why we include with our DA-B3000 XLR to RCA adaptors for the inputs and outputs. With its vast array of professional features, massive DIGITAL power and unsurpassed fidelity, it should come as no surprise that the Technical Pro DA-B3000 digital amplifier is the leader in its class
Effortless wireless.
