Electronic Piano Tie
Play songs on the upgraded version of Mugatu’s famous fashion faux pas.
SmartOne Emergency Cell Phone
No contract, AA battery-powered cellphone.
Slip in your SIM card to call a friend for a flat tire, but you don’t need one to call 911.
The cell phone holds charge for about 15 years, so this is definitely a good gadget for the traveler.
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iSimple Megaphone
No need for battery-operated speaker solutions for your iPhone; the iSimple Megaphone is a low-tech bullhorn amplifying system.
- 4 months ago
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Cube 3D printer by 3D Systems
This smaller version of most expensive 3D printers is marketed towards home or small business users. At $1,299, it’s up to you to think whether turning your 2D Edward Cullen doll design into a creepy 3D version is worth it.
- 4 months ago
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Spectacular Mad-made Sun Brightens up London 2 Hours Early
Sponsored by Tropicana and “taking over six months to create, the Trafalgar Sun is 30,000 times bigger than a football, has a surface area of 200m2 and weighs over 2,500kgs. Its internal light source produces the equivalent of 60,000 lightbulbs, 4-million lumens of light.”
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In a TED talk, Adam Sadowsky talks about the engineering behind OkGo’s music video for the song “This Too Shall Pass” which contains a complicated two-floor Rube Goldberg machine.
I’d never want to be a fuckin’ engineer because I’m sure that thinking up stuff like this would be considered fun.
- 4 months ago
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Dot: 360 video capture for the iPhone 4
At Kogeto, they’ve invented a lens that you can tack on over your iPhone camera and record 360 degree video.
At Kickstarter.com - a website designed to give unfunded projects a platform and pitch to an internet audience for funding - their goal was $20,000 to start production. They have received $120,514 in donations from people all over the world to fund the project.
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“To have or not to have a tattoo is no more a bothersome problem, as you can now freely change its shapes or relocate the tattoo with the “moodINQ” Programmable Tattoo System. It utilizes a skin-safe proprietary E ink encapsulated pigment system, which not only lasts a lifetime but can be configured to display any design (or none!) That’s undeniably good news to tattoo fanciers, who could continently change their tattoos to suit their moods, while without any pain!” - inewidea
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The Misa digital guitar
I personally prefer something more…tangible, but this looks cool. The guitar can produce multiple sounds, much like a keyboard can.
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- 4 months ago
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