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Selasa, 27 Maret 2012

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For safe hunting: KillShot Camera disguised as a hunting rifle

Posted: 27 Mar 2012 03:52 AM PDT

Hunting is rather dangerous sport because you use real guns, and you can easily injure yourself or someone else with those guns, but if you're fan of hunting, and you want a safer alternative, today we have the perfect device for you.

KillShot camera is designed to resemble a hunting rifle, but unlike real hunting rifle, this one doesn't use bullets, instead, this gun takes photographs of your targets, while keeping your crosshair. KillShot camera is perfect if you want to hunt, because you can't really hurt anyone, and you can shoot pictures or videos simply by pulling the trigger. Instead of a clip, you actually have a SD card that is used for storing and transferring of your data. Sadly, no information regarding the KillShot camera is available at the moment.

KillShot camera looks interesting, however it's still a Kickstart project, so it can use some funding. As for the price, starting price of KillShot camera is $150.

[via Ubergizmo]

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Peugeot DL 122 Urban Bicycle has a luggage slot

Posted: 27 Mar 2012 02:53 AM PDT

If you like cycling than you probably know how hard it can be to cycle while you're carrying your bag or your laptop on your back, but luckily for you, today we have a special bike that has a slot for your luggage.

Lauren Picard is the designer of Peugeot DL 122 urban bicycle, and this bike is perfect if you need to carry your laptop or your briefcase with you while you're cycling. Although it works as a regular bike, Peugeot DL 122 urban bicycle is made from wood and aluminum, and it comes with compact 20" wheels and an 8-speed hub. Although this bike has interesting design, it also comes with a special slot on the front in which you can place your laptop or briefcase, and your luggage will actually help you balance your bike while you're cycling.