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Slippery Brick
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Funny Name, Serious Gadgets
Slippery Brick is committed to providing frequent, timely and accurate news and information about gadgets and technology topics. Using our publishing teams' knowledge and experiences we strive to provide a higher level of content insight to our readers.
- Added on: Oct 27th, 2006
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: Technology News & Media
- Tags: MP3 technology electronics gadgets ipod mobile phone
Recent Posts
The Potty Putter
Yes, Potty Putter makes it okay to play a game of miniature golf with your pants around your ankles, while on the john. All I can say is, if you need so much practice that you have to putt while taking a dump, you should probably find another hobby. ...
Nessie lamp spotted in the wild
This LED Nessie Table Lamp was recently spotted. Skeptics will tell you that it doesn’t exist, but the picture is proof enough for me. It’s completely posable and you can point it in just about any way you want. It runs on 4 AA batteries so y...
Golf Ball USB Drive
Few people play with more balls than Golfers. And Golfers love them some accessories that look just like the balls they play with. While I can’t tell you which company makes the biggest or smoothest, or most dimpled balls, I can tell you that t...
Curtis Mathes CMMBX130 first $99 Blu-ray player
We told you back in April that Blu-ray players for $99 would be hitting this year. Here’s the first. The latest Curtis Mathes offering, the CMMBX130. Offered by Meijer, this new Blu-ray player can play 1080p Blu-ray discs and will even upscale ...
Bowlingual Voice Dog Translator
Do you really need a dog translator? I can do the translating for you right now. Dogs are simple creatures, who only say a few things with their barks. Stuff like, “Holy crap, are you gonna take me for a walk or am I gonna poop in your shoe aga...
Apple rejects Commodore 64 emulator for the iPhone
Check this out. A fully-functional, licensed Commodore 64 emulator for the iPhone. Pretty sweet. But sadly, Apple rejected the app “based on the SDK clause specifically prohibiting interpreted or executable code.” Lame. The app would have...
