2015년 2월 9일 월요일

SHODO Mini Japanese Calligraphy Set Including Inkstone Ink Stick Writing Brush

SHODO Mini Japanese Calligraphy Set Including Inkstone Ink Stick Writing Brush




Product Description

MATERIALS:
Writing brush: Goat and pony hair mixed
Inkstone: Natural stone (Ramon stone)
Ink stick: Carbon black, Pine soot


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Sphero 2.0 App-Controlled Wireless Robotic Ball for iOS Android Smart Toy

Sphero 2.0 App-Controlled Wireless Robotic Ball for iOS Android Smart Toy
The app-controlled ball that does it all. 
全能应用制动球。


Sphero is the world's first app-controlled robotic ball and a sophisticated companion for your smartphone or tablet. Learn, play, and explore with this awesome new robot.

Sphero 2.0 rolls at speeds of up to 4.5 mph and pairs to your device via Bluetooth with a range of up to 100 feet. Powered by induction charging, Sphero 2.0 is three times brighter than the original and is pet proof, waterproof, and ready for any adventure. As a bonus, 2 ramps are included in each box and you can choose from over 30 apps to launch a whole new world of mobile gameplay.





 What's In the Box:
  • Your new best friend, Sphero 2.0
  • 2 ramps that provide instant fun and challenge
  • Inductive charging base to make your life easier
  • Quick Start guide to get you rolling problem free
  • Free games and apps available on the App Store, Google Play, and Windows Store
  • Power Adapter (110V - 240V compatible, USA style plug)
 Tech Specs:
  • iOS, Android, and Windows compatible
  • Goes over 4.5 mph (2m/s)
  • Durable polycarbonate shell
  • Built-in LED glow
  • Bluetooth connection (100 foot range)
  • Inductive charging (over 1 hour of play on a full charge)
  • Over 30 apps available that offer numerous ways to play
  • Hackable and programmable internal robot 
  • App updates that introduce new features and gameplay
  • Automatic firmware updates
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EXPLORE
Control Sphero from your smartphone or tablet, change colors, complete challenges, earn tricks, and more. Sphero is waterproof, pet-proof, and ready to roll.
从智能手机或平板电脑控制Sphero、更改颜色、完成挑战、赢得技巧等。 Sphero防水、防宠物,随时可以滚动。


LEARN
Download free SPRK lessons and learn the basics of programming. Then unleash Sphero's inner robot and program like a pro. The more you play, the smarter you get.
下载免费SPRK课程并学习编程基础。 然后像专业人士一样启动Sphero的内部机器人和程序。 玩得越多,人越聪明。


PLAY
Create obstacle courses, turn your living room into a video game with augmented reality, or upgrade family game night with multiplayer fun. With over 30 apps available for Sphero, you’ll never run out of ways to play.
创建障碍物路线,将客厅变成有增强现实感的电子游戏厅,或者升级家庭游戏之夜,分享多个玩家的乐趣。 Sphero拥有30多个应用,让你玩个够,乐此不疲。

2015년 2월 4일 수요일

HuBDIC Non-Contact Thermometer for Baby Infant Newborn FS-100

HuBDIC Non-Contact Thermometer for Baby Infant Newborn FS-100


                               

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2015년 1월 11일 일요일

Motion Ring Wearable Smart Controller Bluetooth for PC Android Mobile Smart TV


Motion Ring Wearable Smart Controller Bluetooth for PC Android Mobile Smart TV

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2014년 12월 20일 토요일

A Chinese-styled crazy song

She is Chinese and her husband is German. He made this song for her.



Who were Koreans’ favorite singers in 2014?

Who were Koreans’ favorite singers in 2014?

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Updated : December 18 2014
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South Korean singer-songwriter IU, whose real name is Lee Ji-eun, was crowned the most popular musician among Koreans this year, according to a survey released Thursday.

Gallup Korea surveyed 2,774 Koreans aged 13 and older to determine Koreans’ favorite musicians. They were asked to name their three favorite K-pop artists. 

IU topped the poll with 12.9 percent of the total votes. 

The singer enjoyed immense popularity this year with her seven-track remake album “Flower Bookmark,” released in May. She also held several concerts and made guest appearances on albums by established musicians. 

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Most recently, the 21-year-old sang on the track “Sokyeokdong” with veteran singer Seo Taiji, winning high acclaim from music critics and fans. 

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K-pop girl group Girls’ Generation was the second-most popular K-pop act, garnering 12.4 percent of the total votes. The group released its fourth EP, “Mr. Mr.,” in February.

The eight-member group was Koreans’ favorite pop group for three consecutive years, from 2009 to 2011, but fell to No. 5 last year. 
Another girl group, Sistar, nabbed the No. 3 slot with 10.5 percent, followed by boy band EXO with 9.4 percent. 

Also included on the list were veteran female vocalist Lee Sun-hee, girl groups Girl’s Day and Apink, legendary musicians Lee Seung-cheol, Cho Yong-pil and Seo Taiji, boy groups Beast and Big Bang, first-generation idol group g.o.d and balladeer Sung Si-kyung. 

Gallup unveils its list of distinguished people in various sectors at the end of every year. 

By Ock Hyun-ju (laeticia.ock@heraldcorp.com)

SM launching global auditions next year

SM launching global auditions next year

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Published : 2014-12-17 20:29
Updated : 2014-12-17 20:29
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SM Entertainment, the nation’s largest entertainment agency, will launch a worldwide talent search next year.

SM is slated to hold a large-scale global audition with agency representatives heading to nine countries and 28 cities across Asia, Europe and North America, the agency announced Wednesday. And for the first time for a Korean agency, SM will take auditions to Russia, where K-pop has slowly begun to spread and taken on a life of its own.

SM is home to some of K-pop’s biggest and most internationally recognized acts such as Girls’ Generation, Super Junior, TVXQ and EXO.

In search for the nation’s next big act, SM officials will also be heading to Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Canada, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand and China, as well as hosting local auditions across the nation for singers, dancers, actors, models and composers looking to make a splash in the Korean entertainment industry.

By Julie Jackson (juliejackson@heraldcorp.com)