
Transparent gadgets are at the top of the list of trendy designs making to the forefront. Here are some of the most elegant transparent gadgets that let the users see through them, just literally.
NOKIA CELLPHONE CONCEPT

SEE-THROUGH IRON
SEE-THROUGH SLIDE TOASTER
TRANSPARENT SMARTPHONE
TRANSPARENT WATCH
GLASSY MOBILE PHONE CONCEPT
TRANSPARENT SPEAKER
RFP IPHONE NEXT

CTRUS SEE THROUGH SOCER BALL
WORLD'S FIRST TRANSPARENT OLED LAPTOP
EYE CELLPHONE
HP LIM CONCEPT

This new 24 carat Gold Macbook Pro 13" is just stunning





24-carat gold MacBook Pro, with diamond studded Apple logo



How do you like the both of them, there is no major different, right? which design is better ?
The new Dell Adamo XPS, the world’s thinnest notebook which measures 340 x 273.9 x 9.9mm and is just thinner than a regular Dell Adamo and weighs in at 1.44kg.
The Dell Adamo XPS is housed in an aluminium housing and is powered by an Intel 1.4 Core 2 Duo processor and features 4GB DDR3 RAM along with a 128GB SSD, Intel GS45 integrated graphics, 13.4 inch LED display and runs on Windows 7 operating system.
Other features include a heat sensitive strip which enables the Adamo XPS to be opened with a swipe of the finger, a full sized keyboard with aluminium keys, Bluetooth, web cam, GPS, multi-touch trackpad, and comes in the choice of 2 colours Onyx and Pearl with a price tag starting from $1799.
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Some computer repair shops are illegally accessing personal data on customers' hard drives and even trying to hack their bank accounts, a Sky News investigation has found.
In one case, passwords, log-in details and vacation photographs were all copied onto a portable memory stick by a technician. In other shops, customers were charged for non-existent work and simple faults were misdiagnosed.
Sky engineers created a simple, easily diagnosable fault by loosening the connection of the internal memory chip. This prevented Windows being able to load. To get things working again, the chip would simply need to be pushed back into position.
The investigation targeted six different computer repair shops. All but one misdiagnosed or overcharged for the fault.
The most serious offender was Revival Computers in Hammersmith, West London. Shortly after identifying the real fault, an engineer called our undercover reporter to say the computer needed a new motherboard, which would cost $200.
The surveillance software then recorded one technician browsing through the files on the hard drive, including private documents and intimate vacation photos, including some of our researcher in her bikini.
A second technician then copied photos and passwords from the laptop on to a memory stick.
One of the documents copied contained a text file with passwords for Facebook, Hotmail, eBay and a NatWest bank account.
shop workers caught with laptop webcamera while "repairing" the laptop.

This bad boy is basically 4 DLP monitors stiched together and LED backlit, offering a killer response time of 0.02 seconds. It's got DVI-D and HDMI 1.3 inputs, but don't bother hooking up something like your Xbox 360 to this thing—it wouldn't know what the hell to do with the wacky 2880x990 resolution. But I can only imagine how incredible this thing would be when set up to properly run an FPS or driving game. Hardcore gamers looking to out-rig each other, the bar has been raised. It can be yours for $7,999 of your dad's money next month.

The NEC CRV43 curved display includes the following features:
* Seamless curved screen, which eliminates bezel and screen gap issues for increased productivity and decreased frustration (according to Center for Human-Computer Interaction - Shupp et al, presented at Graphics Interface 2006)
* 2880 x 900 double WXGA native resolution
* 200 cd/m² brightness
* 0.02ms Rapid Response
* 10,000:1 contrast ratio
* Wide color gamut with 100% coverage of sRGB and 99.3% coverage of Adobe RGB
* Single link DVI-D and HDMI 1.3 input connectors
* USB 2.0 connectivity for easy use of peripherals
* Front panel controls
* On Screen Display (OSD®) and software-based GUI, which enables advanced display control options