Each passing day brings its share of horrors, and Gizmodo is also here to inform you if you entertain. Today, we can not ignore this scene unsustainable held a few days ago. The cool gadgets artists Lenny & Mariel have been able to capture this tragic moment, while relatives of the victim came contemplate the horrible reality.

The cool gadgets Pomera DM10 is not on the Internet and does not send emails. He does not retrieve RSS feeds from Wi-fi, or even display colors. But Pomera knows take notes, post on its monochrome TFT LCD screen and can store up to 8000 characters per file on a MicroSD card. The Pomera will soon be out of the nuclear shelter where he probably spent a dozen years in quarantine, to be offered in Japan for the tidy sum of 200 €.

The many many promises that Asus would launch a touch screen with EES at the end of 2008 appear to have been confirmed by order (even if only for putting a sticker EEE in a touchscreen All in One). It is already possible to make a preliminary order to ask for this equipment in the shop Play.com in the UK for some 560 euros. Clearly, this virtual store in British what makes it abundantly clear: until November 20 we will have to wait seated.
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Now a day’s everything is going to high tech. In this world of high technology here we are presenting you the new high tech globe. This high tech smart classroom globe is very interesting and different from old traditional globes. This globe is designed with full intelligence to increase the knowledge. The best bit about Geography lessons at school was twirling the globe and deciding what exotic clime I’d like to visit.

The rise of Internet changed this somewhat with pictures and videos more readily available but the globe still loomed provocatively in the corner, full of intent and excitement. The Smart Globe Deluxe expands this with a speaker interface that’s connected to their Smart pen. Rather than use your finger to point to countries use the pen, and it will regale you with details about whatever you wish. Be it currency info, the local wildlife or landmark inventions it can fill you in on everything you didn’t know you wanted to learn.

You can attach it to your computer by USB for weekly updates and information and you also get a selection of quiz games included to test your knowledge. You can set it to work in a selection of languages, from English to Mandarin Chinese, and because you can update it, it’s going to stay with you a really long time. I imagine this doing well in schools, and it would also be a great ‘learning disguised as fun’ present to give to kids.