The TW-S7 speakers come in black or white colors and look like eggs. The coolest thing about the speakers isn’t the design though, it’s the fact that they are USB powered and still claim to produce 10W+10W worth of power. Since USB ports typically output only 2.5W of electricity, the speakers use their special “Super Charged Drive System” to boost the power.

Each of the speakers has a passive radiator for bass and a big 60mm ferrite magnet driver along with a high-frequency diffuser. These speakers promise some high-end quality. They launched in Japan back in April and are heading to the US on August 1 for $129.99 (USD). Nanu nanu.

Nope, in fact, this strange oval phone is actually called the “Leady Apple.” I assume that the bad Chinese translation was supposed to say “Lady Apple”, given it’s girlish figure. The backside of these curvacious phones both have Apple logos and say “iPhone,” so they must be legit, right?

From what I can tell, these phones have all the standard features you’ve come to expect from every cheap Chinese mobile these days, including built-in games, media playback, a digital camera and an FM radio. And thanks to a super shiny mirror-finish screen, it looks like something that could help you put your makeup on, too.

While I’m certain that Apple had nothing to do with these, I do find the fact that they managed to create a round display kind of slick. Although surfing the web and watching movies probably sucks with the corners cut off.

[via M8Cool]

They come in white, blue, green, or pink, and come packaged in a cute stainless steel can. The screen size is 1.5 inches and they’ve got a 2 MB memory.

The frames will set you back ¥3,900 (about $36.) If you’re in Tokyo you can pick one up from Tokyu Hands (one of the aweseomest stores on earth,) or online, from Rinkya Stores.