Pyrofer’s nifty “Nokia 6230i Bluetooth Mouse” functions as both a computer input device and cell phone. See it in action after the jump.

After giving up on the idea of a proper mouse HID I used the bluetooth to just link the phone as normal and send the data over the Nokia driver to a special driver on the PC again, this isnt as convenient as the original plan as it needs software on the PC as well as the phone

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Nissan’s Sport Concept boasts an exterior that “combines shapes and forms that are both geometrical and mechanical in feel.” While the interior has room for four, bucket racing seats, and an integrated tachometer. More pictures after the jump.

The body construction utilizes both metal and carbon-fiber components. The 20-inch six-spoke aluminum-alloy wheels feature a machined and lustrous paint finish surface treatment. The Sport Concept’s headlights and rear combination lights utilize small lamps with multi-layered reflectors

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Mazda’s innovative Kabura concept sports a “2.0-liter version of Mazda’s highly respected MZR DOHC 16-valve engine” and features “a clever 3+1 arrangement” for maximum comfort and space. More pictures after the jump.

To deliver the true “Soul of a Sportscar” that is the essence of every Mazda, Kabura incorporates the front-engine, rear-drive layout universally admired by driving enthusiasts and long delivered by Mazda’s MX-5 and rotary-engined sportscars

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Open Interface has created a nifty LEGO car that is controlled via Bluetooth mouse using their patented “BLUEmagic Host Application Programming Interface”. More information here.

Move the mouse forward and the car moves forward. Move the mouse backward and the car moves backward. Move the mouse left or right and the car turns left or right