Looking for a USB hub that will look good together with the USB Shell Speaker from last year? This new ceramic shell shaped 3-port USB hub should be right up your alley.

Features:

• 3 port USB 2.0 Hub
• Mainly made of Ceramic like PE
• Weight: 283g

The USB 3-Port Hub in a Shell is available from the USB Fever website for $19.99.

Ok, you won’t be able to check your emails or play games on this computer, but it sure has that must-have feel to it if you are a true computer geek.

The computer shaped Computea Teapot measures 17.5(H) x 21(W) cm and it looks as if it is made of ceramic. You can get it for £35.95 (about $71 USD) from teapottery.co.uk, where you’ll also find many other fun and cool teapots.

(Via Product Reviews Net)

I can’t help it, make anything that looks like the classic plastic LEGO building bricks and I’m hooked – like with this ceramic coin bank.

Have your eye on a certain LEGO set? Start saving your change now in this fantastic LEGO brick shaped, ceramic coin bank, and before you know it, you’ll have enough saved to get it.

The LEGO Coin Bank ($7) measures 8(L) x 16.5(H) x and 6(D) cm.

(Via likecool)

As promised yesterday, the next Star Wars related entry would be something about everyone’s favorite bounty hunter – so here we go.

The Boba Fett Ceramic Cookie Jar is approximately 12 inches tall and made of ceramic. It’s available at StarWars.com for $49.99.

StarWarsShop has only a handful of this exquisite ceramic cookie jar bust left. This robust sculpture, painted to match Fett’s penchant for close scrapes, features a lifting helmet top that opens to reveal the mercenary’s sweeter side.

There’s also one R2-D2 and one Special Ops Clone Trooper cookie jar.

Star Shakers – rocket shaped salt & pepper dispensers designed by Ototo. The white shakers features S and P “space logos” and are made of ceramic.

No word on pricing.

(Via cribcandy)

Obviously, this ceramic boombox by the French designer Sam Baron won’t be able to play music. But what a beautiful piece of art to put in the bookshelf.

Did you like it? Don’t miss the Boombox Bags For Retro Geeks entry.

(Via roadside scholar)

The Canadian-made Phonofonics II ($835) is said to be able to get a 55 dB sound level out of your iPod without using any external power.

Here’s how it works:

Through passive amplification alone, These unique pieces instantly transform any personal music player + earbuds into a sculptural audio console.

Without the use of external power or batteries, the Phonofone inventively exploits the virtues of horn acoustics to boost the audio output of standard earphones to up to 55 decibles* (or roughly the maximum volume of laptop speakers)

Upon connecting active earphones to the Phonofone their trebly buzzing is instantly and profoundly transformed into a warm, rich and resonant sound.

The Phonofonics II is a limited edition product at 200 units.

(Newlaunches via Gizmodo)