Are you a budding photographer who wants something that is far out and able to help you achieve the next level in your photo shoots? Or are you already a seasoned professional who is looking for yet another piece of equipment to assist you in maintaining your position at the echelon of your industry? The Canon EOS 7D Studio Version will definitely appeal most to wedding and portrait photographers not to mention professional school and event photographers, where it comes with four levels of “locking” camera controls for studio environments.

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Canon EOS 7D Studio Version is top of the line shooter

The name American Industrial Systems, Inc. (AIS) alone ought to be enough to invoke an image of something tough – after all, you can’t really last in an industrial environment if you’re a wuss.

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AIS ready to roll out new Rugged Vehicle Computer

Since everyone is very different on their tastes, MP3 players should match that.  Although most are content to pick up an iPod, there might be those of you that want something a little less mainstream.  I love my iPod, but truthfully I did grumble a little when Apple products became insanely popular.  Although this Human Skull MP3 player is a touch on the goofy side, it adds a little variety to this mass produced world.

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Human Skull USB MP3 Player

Epson knows that good quality printers are hard to come by these days, and they being an old hand in the industry, intends to spice it up with more all-in-one models.

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Epson wants you to get printing with more all-in-one models

Take a look at this person here. If you notice a certain fake quality about him, then you are not alone.

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SPFX Masks look way too much like the real thing

Some of you might remember when we reported on this billboard in the Netherlands that used augmented reality to make it look like the bystanders were in the scene being displayed. This is another billboard that uses augmented reality, and it is located in New York City’s famous Times Square. This one takes the augmented reality one step further as it can interact with the crowd

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Forever21 augmented reality billboard at Times Square

When it comes to carrying around a DSLR camera, it typically means that you’re going to need a serious bag.  The sad thing is that not a whole lot of those bags are all that exciting.  The best is usually a bookbag and that isn’t exactly fashionable.  If you’re female and want something that looks good, this camera bag just looks like your average oversized purse.  That also means that it won’t be quite so obvious that you’re carrying around an expensive camera. The Nevis Camera Bag has all of the usual soft compartments that you’d see in a DSLR bag.  It has room for your camera, an extra short lens, a longer lens and even a flash.  There is also a small strip of room that will fit your wallet and even a couple of medium sized notebooks.  All around it definitely makes sure that it uses that space well.  The lining is water-resistant and the outside is full-grain pebbled cowhide leather.  It has 4 exterior and 3 interior pockets.  The soft closed-cell foam padding is completely customizable.  You can purchase one in either black or brown for $329 through ONA . Source: HolyCool Conference Calendar – The global conference and expo finder.

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Camera Bag Disguised As Purse

Want to give that brain of yours a run for its money? Why not consider the 2010 Mensa Select Mind Games Winner which comes in the form of the Yikerz Magnet Game . This is an extremely attractive game of strategy that requires the winner to place all their magnets, while an interchangeable game board paves the way for more challenges.

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Yikerz Magnet Game

This next device is quite similar to the ZOMM in the sense that it can help you not forget your keys. Like the ZOMM, the Bringrr is able to sync wirelessly to your cellular phone via Bluetooth.

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Bringrr helps you not forget your cell phone

I just heard this quote from my Source, and I really hope that it is true. If a mere 1% of the Sahara Desert were covered in solar panels, enough energy would be generated to power the entire world.

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Giant solar plant planned for the Sahara, to power Europe