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Archive for April 2007

Takaratomy Helibot Toy Helps Man Fly

Tomy Helibot

This new toy from TakaraTomy Japan features a little humanoid who can fly. The little guy wears a backpack with a helicopter-like set of rotors to propel him into the skies. Special balancing rods keep the whole contraption from flipping over wildly through the air (although that sounds kinda cool.)…

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April 30th, 2007 by: Technabob

Pico-Itx Mobos: Computers to Get Even Smaller

Pico ITX Motherboards by VIA

Just when you thought desktop PCs couldn’t get any smaller, VIA comes along and introduces an insanely tiny new x86 motherboard platform.

VIA’s ultra-mini Pico-ITX mainboards measure in at just under 3″ x 4″ – about 75% smaller than the Mini-ITX format. Initial models feature a unified VX700 chip which…

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April 30th, 2007 by: Technabob

Super Edible Mario

Super Mario Cookie

Some enterprising baker has whipped up this bit of kitchen goodness: a Super Mario inspired pixel cookie…

Do you suppose it tastes more like mushrooms or coins?
[via The Tanooki via Smidigt]…

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April 29th, 2007 by: Technabob

Pocket Thermometer Answers: How Hot is That Thing?

Spark Industries MicroTemp MT100

If you’ve ever wanted to know how hot your Xbox 360 CPU was running (or if your beer is too warm to drink,) this nifty gadget will let you know.

The $24.95 MicroTemp MT100 Keychain Thermometer from Spark Industries uses an infrared sensor to tell you the temperature of any…

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April 29th, 2007 by: Technabob

Creative X-Fi I600: One Serious iPod Dock

creative_x-fi_i600

Creative has released their latest iPod docking stereo, and this one looks really substantial.

The X-Fi Sound System i600 is a complete 2.1 stereo system, with dual 2-way satellite speakers and a powered subwoofer. The speakers are each amplified at 35 Watts per channel, while the subwoofer offers 130 Watts…

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April 29th, 2007 by: Technabob

Computer Button Thumbtacks by Art Lebedev

Orbiculus Thumbtacks

For those of you who confuse the real world with the computer world, these push pins are perfect for you. These Orbiculus thumbtacks from Art Lebedev Studios bring computer command buttons into the 3-dimensional world.

Each set comes with a variety of ten thumbtacks, featuring common computer dialog buttons, such…

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April 29th, 2007 by: Technabob

No Cats were Harmed in the Making of This Pencil Sharpener

Cat Pencil Sharpener

Here’s a nice conversation piece for your desk… The appropriately named Cat’s Arse Sharpener ensures that your pencil gets a nice sharp point in the most disturbing manner possible.

Insert your dull pencil into the cat’s “third eye,” and it lets out a meow and sharpens your pencil. There’s nothing…

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April 27th, 2007 by: Technabob

Zoozen Ovo: Xbox 360 Gets a Makeover

Zoozen Ovo 360 Case

The wizards on the R&D team for Zoozen have created this totally redesigned console body for the Xbox 360.

Rather than simply a replacement case, the Ovo 360 completely changes the Xbox 360 into a bubbly, blue lit console. While I can’t decide if I like the curved lid of…

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April 27th, 2007 by: Technabob

Real Fake Watches Can’t Tell Time

RealFakeWatches

German designer Linda Kostowski designed these wacky wearable artworks that look like watches, but they’re really totally phony.

Cut from leather, laser-embellished, then hand-assembled to look like wristwatches, realfakewatches will set you up with a timepiece that says, “who cares what time it is?” Each one displays a randomly selected…

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April 26th, 2007 by: Technabob

Klipsch Igroove Sxt iPod Speaker System

Klipsch iGroove SXT iPod Speaker System

Audio equipment maker Klipsch today revealed their new iPod speaker dock system, the iGroove SXT.

The compact bookshelf system features Klipsch’s exclusive horn driver technology for high and mid-frequencies, and then a pair of 2.5-inch ported subwoofers for solid bass reproduction. The dock can handle any iPod with a 30-pin…

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April 26th, 2007 by: Technabob

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