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Tweet my PC

Check out this cool little app, that allows you to send your PC commands thru Twitter. For example, you leave work early and forget to turn off your PC, you tweet your PC “shutdown” and it will turn itself off. Download the app at the provided link. -Tweet My PC via Lifehacker

Decipher your BSOD

Found this great article from Maximum PC and I highly recommend anyone who’s curious what all that jibber-jabber on a bsod screen is about! My favorite part is that it can help you determine what component failed, so if your OC crashes you can figure out if it’s the memory or the CPU. -MaximumPC

Windows 7 will have XP Mode

In a new and confirmed twist to Windows 7, Microsoft has added a Windows XP mode to their latest O/S. The PC will emulate XP from inside the O/S to help supoort legacy applications and help convince business owners to switch to the latest O/S rather than avoid it and keeping XP. The option will be available in the Ultimate and Professional versions of Windows 7. -SlashGear

VholdR ContourHD

If your an extreme athlete or like to take video of extreme athletes, the ContourHD is a must have. The 4oz. camera can mount to almost anywhere and shots 720P footage at 30fps. It also features a 135 degree wide-angle lens, an armored body, one button recording, built-in mic, 8 hours of battery and storage (16GB MicroSD) and two aligning lasers to make sure your video’s come out perfect. Check out the great footage on the Vholdr website too. -VHoldR viaCruchgear

Seagate Replica

The Seagate Replica is like a Apple Time Machine but for PC’s. It literally images your entire O/S drive and keeps it constantly backed up. So you always have an up-to-date copy of your main HDD. It will be available come June for $130 & $200 (250GB and 500GB models respectively) -Seagate

Louis Vuitton Designer QR Code

Japan-based creative agency SET worked with Louis Vuitton and designer Takashi Murakami, to create the first-ever designer QR code. It works with just about any QR reader including those on most phones (by most phones, I mean most phones in Japan, as Public QR codes don’t really exist in the US.) The Japanese Aristocracy should never have to look at just regular QR codes, the nerve! -JeanSnow via DVICE

3DConnexion’s SpacePilot Pro 3D Mouse

Holy crap, this is what a $500 mouse looks like huh? This incredible little navigator has 6 degrees of freedom and can detect inputs as small as 4 micrometers (1/25th of a human hair) making it incredibly versatile and precise. It also features 2 Isometric Views, an LCD Workflow Assistant, Intelligent Function Keys, Keyboard Modifiers, and Navigation Assistant Keys. Works with XP/Vista, Solaris 8/10, & Linux. -3DConnexion via TheInquirer