Can’t get enough of those light-emitting-diodes? Maybe you want to take a closer look at this new wooden and ultra LEDish timepiece then.

The Animated LED Clock ($58) from Toys Brando will show you the current time with red digits surrounded by a line of blue animated lights.

Remember Tagz, the animated and customizable scrolling LED dog tag that we covered last summer? It’s now available in a limited edition with blue light-emitting diodes, instead of the original red ones.

They can be programmed to say whatever you want with a maximum of 256 characters. The Tagz is able to scroll both capital or lowercase letters, numbers and various symbols. You also have the ability to change the speed and luminosity as well as storing up to 6 different messages.

The Tagz Special Edition Blue LED is yours for £12 (about $24 USD).

Desktop gadgets and golfing, it’s a never ending story. Last out was the USB Putt Returner and now have this animated lamp.

When you pull the chain to turn this lamp on, the golfer will putt a golf ball into the cup while the crowd cheers in the background.

Sit back and watch as the dynamic putting action sends a golf ball across the green. The moving golf ball and the unmistakable sound of the cheering crowd are reminiscent of a pro golfer making a successful high-pressure putt in a tournament. Shade is decorated with silhouettes. Pull chain has a golf ball at its end. Lamp accepts bulbs from 45-70 watts.

Features:

• Lamp accepts bulbs from 45-70 watts.
• Simulates a putt rolling into the hole and the crowd cheering.
• Shade is decorated with silhouettes.
• Pull chain has a golf ball at its end.
• Colors on lamp are green and tan.

The Animated Golf Lamp ($69.95) is available at Amazon and SkyMall.

From KNG America, the company that brought us the Animated Spider-Man Phone, comes this similar product designed like the famous Springfield dad.

The Animated Homer Simpson Phone ($44) features Homer in his favorite chair, taking a much needed nap after a hard day’s work. When the phone rings he wakes up, stretches, and then says one of six witty lines.

Here’s video demonstration of the phone:

Press the demo button to wake Homer up and get a laugh out of what he says. The phone is equipped with last number redial, flash button, custom or conventional ringer and tone/pulse dial options.

(Via 7Gadgets)

Instructables member ebenupton decided to cheer his Las Vegas-loving wife up by by making an animated, brightly lit drinks coaster.

The coaster can be driven from any PC with a serial port and will display any 10 by 10-pixel video you wish.

Here’s a demonstration video of the coaster:

And another demo clip with a glass on top of the coaster:

Head over to Instructables for instructions on how to make one for yourself.

(Gadgettastic via Slash Gear)

Here’s something that would make a great addition to the Superman and Batman Superhero Desktop Gadgets from last week.

The Animated Spider-Man Phone ($38) “shoots web” (arm raises), talks and plays the Spidey theme song on incoming calls. These features can also be activated with the push of a button.

Here’s a video demonstration of the Spider-Man Phone:

Technical Details

• Corded Telephone
• Features: Demo Button, Last Number Redial
• Modes: Tone/Pulse Switch
• Audio Features: Conventional Ringer Option, Customizable Ringtones
• Other Features: Spider-Man Throws Web and Talks with Incoming Call