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Kinect Doesn’T Get Accessories, It Gets Replicas

atomic accessories kinect game boat

How about them PS3 Move acccesories? Ain’t they funny? The Kinect won’t stand for that. Its revolutionary hands-free technology must be marred by silly add-ons too! But an accessory won’t do, simply because there is no controller to accessorize, unless you want the Kinect camera to wear hats or have…

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October 8th, 2010 by: Lambert Varias

USB Battleship: You Sank My Flash Drive!

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Here’s a clever new idea for a USB hub.

Designed by Giffin’ Termeer for Kikkerland (and presumably inspired by their earlier Containership Powersupply), the USB Battleship probably isn’t seaworthy, but it is fully capable of connecting your various flash drives and peripherals to your computer.…

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August 30th, 2010 by: Technabob

Divetek is the Sweetest Water Floaty Thingy Ever

Summer is here in Texas and it’s so hot already that ol’ Beelzebub himself won’t come to these parts until late in October. With it being so hot, you can count on folks making it to the lake or down to the coast. There are also many people that hit…

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June 16th, 2010 by: Shane McGlaun

Rechargeable Ship Runs on Battery Power

ihi japan plug green electric ship

I don’t know if this is that revolutionary, but for a moment I was impressed with the fact that this battery-powered ferry can travel about 80 km with 800 passengers on board.

IHI Marine United is the maker of this plug-in ship that is powered by lithium-ion batteries. This ship…

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January 19th, 2010 by: Range

Humminbird Rf35 Wrist Wearable Gps Fish Finder Perfect for Bears

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The Humminbird RF35 uses GPS technology to allow its user to “see” where the fishes are in an easy to read, Game and Watch-style wrist mounted LCD display. Its remote sonar sensor can detect fishes within a 75-foot radius up to a depth of 120 feet.

It really is the…

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May 6th, 2009 by: Lambert Varias

LEGO Sushi Looks Stacky and Scrumptious

Too bad this Lego sushi is inedible, because it looks oddly delicious! I love the wasabi- that’s got to be a specialty color.

I must be in serious need of a snack because I actually drooled a little bit when I saw these pictures. Of course, it’s hard to tell…

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July 24th, 2008 by: Karen M.

R/C Tank Delivers Beer and Bullets

Remote Control Beer Tank

This radio-controlled tank proves that armored military vehicles don’t always carry a deadly payload. In fact, this one delivers a cold, frosty one instead.

The beverage bearing R/C tank doesn’t really care if you drink Bud Light or Bawls…, but it will make sure your thirst is quenched, thanks

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July 11th, 2008 by: Technabob

Solid Gold Remote Control Costs More Than a Lexus

Lantic Solid Gold Remote

God only knows why anybody would need a remote control made of pure gold, but there must be some market for this thing, or else they wouldn’t be making them.

Created by Denmark’s Lantic Systems, the gold remote is designed for operating home media and automation systems including video, audio,…

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November 14th, 2007 by: Technabob

Desktop Boat Speaker: Come Sail Away

Nexspeaker Sail Boat Speaker

Here’s a speaker for your computer that’s unlike anything I’ve seen before. The Nexspeaker FS-701SW sound system is designed to look like a wee sailboat that you can set on your desk.

Left and right channel speakers are embedded into the sails, while the boat’s hull serves as the woofer.…

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October 24th, 2007 by: Technabob

Remote Controlled Water Cannon Lets You Soak Your Friends

Remote Controlled Pool Water Cannon

Just in time for those Summer swimming pool excursions comes this great way to add a little life to your aquatic activities.

The water cannon floats around your swimming pool, and can remotely fire 20-foot blasts of water at unsuspecting victims from up to 40-feet away. The cannon is propelled…

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July 9th, 2007 by: Technabob

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