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The Like Tip Box: Tipping for Facebookers

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Here’s a nice way of asking people to leave tips at a carry-out or coffee house, using this Facebook-inspired Like Tip Box from Pukka/Dank. It’s definitely more interesting than leaving a plain old glass jar around and it’s perfect for all those social networking addicts.…

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November 6th, 2011 by: Range

Flying Piggy Banks Accept All Currency

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When I was much younger, my mom gave me a tin can with a coin slot on top. She instructed me to drop any spare change I had to save up for a rainy day. I examined the can up close and saw that it was actually a free piggy…

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July 24th, 2011 by: Hazel Chua

Personal ATM: Modern Piggy Bank

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We’ve featured a lot of piggy banks and other coin storage devices over the years, but I think this one is the most high-tech yet.
The Personal ATM works a lot like actual ATMs, but not only can you deposit money in it, you can also set a target date…

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April 25th, 2011 by: Lambert Varias

Piggy Bank Gets a Modern Twist

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This concept piggy bank is more like a combination of an ATM and a Tamagotchi. In order to keep it happy, you have to feed it your credit card. No money, and it gets sad.

Designed by Wang Chao, Maggie Kuo, and Jordi Parra, the electronic piggy bank concept has…

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March 2nd, 2011 by: Range

Boba Fett Guards Your Money

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So you’ve got some spare change lying around, do you? Who wants a stupid old piggy bank when you can have Boba Fett keep an eye on your coinage?

This Boba Fett bust bank is perfect for keeping all of your change in check, and should defintely keep your money…

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July 17th, 2010 by: Technabob

LEGO ATM Doesn’t Charge Any Fees for Withdrawals

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If you’re a regular Technabob reader, I think it’s clear that you can make just about anything using LEGO bricks. Take for instance, this ATM machine, made using LEGO NXT components.

LEGO-master Ronald McCrae’s incredible Brick Bank ATM can accept an ATM card and store account balances in its internal…

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April 19th, 2010 by: Technabob

Itazura Kitty Coin Bank: Like Ceiling Cat, but in a Cardboard Box

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Whether they’re playing keyboards, eating spaghetti and cheeseburgers, or just plain acting surprised, the Internet has more cats than it has porn. Take for instance, this so-cute-you-wanna-puke gadget from Japan, which also happens to feature a surprise cat.…

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December 4th, 2009 by: Technabob

If Pandas Ran the U.S. Banking System We Wouldn’T be in the Mess We’Re in Today

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New from Japan – home of things too cute and strange to ever make it to American soil, comes TakaraTomy’s latest dose of sugary electronic goodness, the Panda Bank.

I’m not sure what these panda bears are doing with all of my Yen coins, but they appear to be quite…

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September 3rd, 2009 by: Technabob

Choken Bako Dog Bank Will Eat Anything That’S Put on Its Bowl

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The Choken-Bako dog bank features a hyperactive dog for a teller. Just place your money on its bowl and it will “eat” it. Actually there’s a slot on the bowl that’s connected to the coin box; the dog’s mouth just pushes the money into the slot.

I don’t think the…

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July 27th, 2009 by: Lambert Varias

Space Invaders Piggy Bank Only Saves Yen

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Space Invaders fans, here’s a fun way to save your spare change – if you happen to live in Japan, that is.

This Space Invaders… piggy bank looks just like a miniature cocktail table version of the classic arcade shooter. The 1/6th scale game has a tiny little version of

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March 18th, 2009 by: Technabob

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