If you prefer to have the current time displayed to you the digital way (and with a touch of Star Wars, of course) instead of analog, as with the Darth Vader Wall Clock with Sound Effects, this new shadow alarm clock might be just the ticket.
Here’s something new to add to the endless stream of weird USB flash drives – a model that has been designed to look like a Chinese sword. It will probably fit quite well together with the Chinese Opera Face Mask USB Laptop Cooling Pad.
Scosche Industries, an award-winning innovator of iPhone and iPod accessories, has announced its solBAT II – a solar-powered charger and battery backup.
The popular Fisheye camera from Lomography, the company behind produtcs such as the Diana Multi Pinhole Camera and the LOMO Lubitel 166+ Camera, has now been released in a new pink edition in time for Valentine’s Day.
Do you like gadgets and particularly heart-shaped ones, like this webcam, photo frame or computer mouse? I guess this new wooden speaker should be right up your alley then.
U Record Video Converter is a small and easy to use device that will convert your old video recordings into digital files. Simply hook it up to your VCR or camcorder via the supplied cables, plug the USB into your PC, and you’re set to go.
This tiny web camera, measuring only 6 x 2.7 x 2.2 cm, doubles as a spy camera and it is capable of recording color video in a 640 x 480 pixel resolution at 25 frames per second, or shooting stills with an 1600 x 1200 pixel image resolution.
Good news for those of you who enjoy dog inspired gadgets, like these Wooden Animal USB Drives or these USB Dog Tags. You can now add a 4-port USB hub to your collection.
For those of you who enjoyed that LEGO-Style MP3 Player that we have covered in the past, here’s a nice pair of earphones that will look great together with that audio player.
If the Star Trek Enterprise Telephone and a Star Trek Air Horn isn’t enough to get your messages across the Trekkie way, this Enterprise web camera might be just the ticket.
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