Having trouble with your computer? Here’s a chance to use the same kind of sophisticated diagnostic tools that you will find at the other end of the phone when calling the support – at least that’s what it sometimes feels like.

PC Dice™ is a new novelty product that has techs realizing that with using PC Dice™ they actually stand a chance at resolving problems. These simple yet entertaining dice offer possible solutions to your everyday problems.

Each set ordered consist of “3″ Die in the following colors all from the Scarab™ line: Jade w/White Lettering, Scarlet w/White Lettering, Royal Blue w/White Lettering.

The green die has the words Virus, Spyware, Modem, Video, Network and Reboot. The blue die comes with Install, New PC, Upgrade, No Idea, Quit and $$, and the red die features Windows, Unix, Linux, Wireless, Wired and Mix.

Here’s a silly video demonstration:

The PC Dice is available for $27 over at PCDice.com.

(TechChee via Ubergizmo via Geekologie)

Black Dice Industries, a “UK urban luxury, street wear watch brand”, has released two new watches in a limited edition of 250 copies each.

The BD-018-04 and BD-004-04 are fitted with quality Miyota movements and comes with edition number etched on caseback and buckle.

Features

• Dot matrix digital display
• Day/Date/Time/Seconds
• City world time
• Day light saving
• Multiple alarms
• Stop watch
• Timer count down
• EL back light
• Water resistant to 50 meters (164 feet)

The Black Dice watches are priced at £95 ($195) each. Not bad at all, considering the extremely limited production.

For those of us who get tired of making all the critical decisions, let a handy little decision maker help you on the way. Both of these mind easers will tell you how to act by using words such as Hold, Buy, Sell, and Go.

To the left we have the Buy/Sell/Hold die ($95) – low tech 5 inch dice variant made of sterling silver. Next is the colorful Decision Maker ($22) 3 inch wheel – a more modern version using, you guessed it, LEDs.

Feel like making one yourself? It shouldn’t be too hard to just write down what each number on a traditional dice represents. But then again, it won’t look as good as the ones above.

(Via Accessoarfeber & bookofjoe)

Storing your CDs in a colorful dice. Sounds Japanese? You’re absolutely right.

Each cube in the Dice CD Storage ($13) system measures 18cm (7in.) and can hold up to 60 CDs. You have 4 colours to choose from: orange, green, pink and blue. The storage system is manufactured by StrapYa.

(Via Plastic Bamboo)