A wacky idea by a nerd who had lots of time in his hand.
He/she took a bronze statue of laughing Buddha and incorporated in it a chip and a USB port.
What does it do? It laughs at your misery.
How? When your window crashes the Buddha will laugh. Windows known for its crashing abilities means lots of laughs by this fat Buddha.
Well, this thing never hit the selves of the market but it can be a good do it yourself project. Anybody interested.
Via: Therawfeed
The DVD rewinder is here to drive you crazy and do experiments with music as you wish with its exclusive Centripetal Velocity Spindle.
The tracker spins discs backwards and plays a sound “rewind” with the option of your voice sounding “rewind”. The DVD Rewinder can rewind all types of disc CDs, DVDs, and even Console Games. It also has an additional MP3 port and a built in slot for disc cleaner. However, it’s use is up to you. The novelty costs $16.49.
Via: blogofwishes
Definitely, technology has answers to almost everything, and this time it melts the nauseating onion vapors which you face each day.
Here comes the Onion Goggles, constructed with comfy foam seal, it fits well on eyes and keeps off onion vapors or onion-related parts from getting up into your eyeballs. White colored goggles comes with a storage case for $19.95.
Via: gizmodo
Do not think that it will ride you somewhere. However, it does adds a bit of action in your monotonous sitting posture. Geek-a-Cycle offers an opportunity to have some exercise as you pedal miles on it without even thinking about it.
A light exercise at your computer improves blood flow and increases oxygen level in all the parts of your body. It stimulate your cardio-vascular mussels and increased heart rate strengthens your heart, thus inhibits blood clot development.
Available for $350.
Via: scifi
Welcome open-heartedly our new launch portagames.org that is an attempt to wrap-up the huge gaming world into the small blog with latest launches in the portable gaming industry.
The blog comes with information regarding new console launched in the market, updations in the equipments and other hot stories that will never let go outdated.
Your precious ideas are invited in to serve you the best.
Is it weird? No as far as the use is concerned otherwise Flashlight powered by squeezing action is really interesting. The claim that one minute of pumping creates 4 hours of ultra bright LED light seems the answer to the travel, trekking, camping trips and emergency needs of the night. Available for US$ 9.99 from Amazon.
Via: geek24
What the heck is this? Is it something meant for an alien? Well, some crazy minds have made this piece of furniture out of a bike. The wackiest thing is the bike horn attached to this weird-looking seat. The looks are dreadful and I am dead sure that it would be itchy too. Is there anyone out here who can throw this silly seat into the junkyard?
Via: Geekologie
We do not know what is the logic and principle this Decision Maker follows to make you get the right decision. But it can be a fun gift, and if you look at the available decisions units, it seems yet another navigator to let the destiny play its role and replacing the tossing coin game altogether.
However, it is being publicized for those who have many things to deal with such as VIPs and leaders of communities. And it helps through these decision units: maybe, reorganize, no, tomorrow, sit on it, yes, today and pass the buck.
With 75% off, it is available for $6 at Chiasso.
Via: gadgetizer
Oh my God! The picture apparently says - What would you do with the tubes and bulbs of your home if go for such a biggy lamp?
This massive lamp has been designed especially to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the iconic Anglepoise desk lamp. This hand made version is three times larger than the original model.
The Giant Anglepoise Lamp is available online in black, vermillion and cream colors starting at £1,234.04. The black version comes with a whopping price tag of £1,660.00
Via: ohgizmo
Prepared at the request of Melvin, famous as hacker, entrepreneur, and all around mischief maker, this is the business card framed by Jeni Mattson. As Melvin wished something that he could offer to his friends and clients that best represented his line of work, so this lockpick card was designed the picks can rather easily be removed from the card and are fully functional as lockpicks.
Via: ohgizmo
