The centerpiece of this geeky cakestravaganza is an aluminum MacBook Pro laptop, complete with a highly detailed keyboard, and LCD (that’s Lickable Candy Deliciousity) display with an on-screen message to its lucky recipient, Victoria – who apparently is a fan of the SuperFriends, too. There’s even a matching Mighty Mouse, and a few other random desktop accessories – including pens made out of sugar. Yum. Be sure to check out all of the pics in the gallery below:

Despite my rabid sweet tooth, I’d have a hard time cutting into this masterpiece. So if you’re in the market for a custom cake creation in New York, B sure to check out BCake’s website.

[via Flickr]

Mario, as seen on the streets of New York City (on 23rd st between 10th and 11th). I have a funny feeling that whatever is down at the other end of those pipes is a lot less pleasant than the bowels of the Mushroom Kingdom.

[Wooster Collective via Digg]

Created by Joe Doucet, founder of the new design collective Bond., the Scape Modular Seating system lets you transform your living space on a whim, thanks to its moveable seating towers.

Individual seating cushion blocks come in five different heights, and varying shades of gray to create an illusion not dissimilar from a topographic map. To rearrange your space, simple slide the different height cushions into the system’s gridded base, and you can completely change the look and layout of your couch in seconds.

The Scape Modular Seating System will be just one of the multi-disciplined collective’s works shown at the Bond. launch party at New York’s Pomegranate Gallery on May 17th, 2008. Check out the Bond.NY website for more details.

[via designboom]

DigitalLife showcases the latest in consumer electronics, video games and home entertainment, and is one of a rare breed of shows that’s actually open to the public. Over 150 companies including Dell, Gateway, iRobot, Microsoft and Toshiba will be showing off their latest technologies.

Expect to see everything from HDTVs to mobile devices, media players, video games, movies, digital cameras and more. There’s even a huge video game tournament called the DigitalLife Pro-Am Gaming Tour, which is offering $100,000 in prizes.

The show runs from September 27th through 30th at the Javits Center in New York City. To claim your 50% discount, visit the registration page, and enter code TBOB.

The DigitalLife conference features consumer, gaming and entertainment technologies and runs from October 12th through October 15th, 2006 at the Jakob K. Javitz Convention Center in New York City. Over 200 consumer electronics and gaming exhibitors will be showing their latest wares. In addition to the exhibits, the show features a gaming pavilion featuring playable game systems from Microsoft, Nintendo, Alienware, HP and more. Keynote speakers will also be in attendance from Microsoft, Sony, Intel and Electronic Arts. There will also be free how-to sessions and daily prize giveaways.

Each ticket is good throughout all four days of the event and include access to the entire DigitalLife exhibit floor (including the Gaming Pavilion). Tickets do not grant access to any additional paid conferences. Gaming tournaments also require separate registration.

To claim your free ticket, click here, and enter “INSIDER” when prompted for a source code.

In addition, a variety of special offers for show attendees can be found here.