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Archive for October 2007

Haier Ibiza Music Player Gets Wi-Fi Rhapsody Store

Haier Ibiza Media Player

The new Ibiza media player from Haier starts off with many of the same features you’d find in a iPod or Zune. But the big difference with the Ibiza is that it comes with a built in live download integration with Rhapsody’s subscription service.

With a full subscription to the…

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October 31st, 2007 by: Technabob

Tiny Piano Conceals CD Player

Cathay CD Piano

I’ve pretty much weened myself off of compact discs since my very first iPod, but for those of you who still enjoy your music in a flat, round format, here’s a unique CD player to listen to your oldies on.

The Cathay PK-24 desktop stereo looks like a miniature grand…

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October 31st, 2007 by: Technabob

Calculator Belt Buckle for Super-Duper-Geeks

Chrome Calculator Belt Buckle

If you wore one of those Casio calculator watches from the 80′s, here’s something else that just screams “I’m a geek, I have no girlfriend, and I don’t care.”

The chrome calculator belt buckle lets you add, subtract, multiply and divide, all from the convenience of your waistline. If you…

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October 30th, 2007 by: Technabob

Is This Weird Al’s Computer?

Enrico Accordion PC Case Mod

Ready to get your polka on? This unassuming accordion happens to house a complete PC under hidden inside its bellows.

The Enrico accordion case mod project took an old squeezebox, gutted it out and loaded it with a Linux server, designed to store the builders’ digital music collection. Thanks to…

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October 30th, 2007 by: Technabob

Guru Digital Watches Offer Personal Light Show

Black Dice Guru Digital Watch

The cool modern watches from Black Dice let you check the time in style. The timepieces feature a modern, curved display consisting of 82 individual LED blocks, which animate in mesmerizing patterns before displaying the time.

The watches offer a water-resistant metal body and come with a nice leather band.…

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October 30th, 2007 by: Technabob

Diamond Encrusted iPhone Sparkles

iPhone Diamond

Looking for a nice accessory to go with your 24-karat MacBook Pro? Got some money to burn? Why not get yourself one of these extravagant iPhones, adorned with hundreds of diamonds.
The creator of this mod, Amosu, is known for loading up mobile phones with precious gems and metals. The…

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October 29th, 2007 by: Technabob

Mmmm… Donut Flash Drives

Donut USB Flash Memory Drives

What better way to get your day going than with little chocolate donuts? Check out these little USB flash drives that happen to look like Homer’s favorite high-carb treat.

In addition to the traditional chocolate frosting, they’re also available in strawberry (my personal favorite) and some weird green shade too…

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October 29th, 2007 by: Technabob

Mac-O-Lanterns Light the Way This Halloween

Mac O Lanterns from MAKE

What better way to use a couple of old Macintosh computers?

All it took was a little orange paint for the “pumpkin”, and a JPEG viewer application for the face. This is the best use for old Macs since the original MacQuarium.
Got a great geeky holiday craft idea? Send…

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October 29th, 2007 by: Technabob

Cooler Scooter Chills Drinks at 14 Mph

Cooler Scooter from Hammacher Schlemmer

With football season in full swing, why not arrive at your next tailgate party in style? This ride-on cooler not only speeds you along to your destination, it’ll keep your drinks and snacks nice and chilled on the way.

This rechargeable electric scooter holds up to 24 cans of your…

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October 28th, 2007 by: Technabob

Skull and Crossbones Clock: Ooh, That’s Scary!

Skull Automaton Clock

This amazing clock may have been constructed almost 400 years ago, but it’s just as bone-chilling as it was back then. To tell the time, just crack open his skull cap, and the clock is where his brains should be.

The skull and crossbones automaton clock has a mechanical moving…

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October 28th, 2007 by: Technabob

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