This 3-port hub – unfortunately, only supporting the USB 1.1 standard, looks like an artillery gun. When you it into the USB port, there will be three seconds long artillery sound effect.

Features:

• Artillery design with 3 seconds clear artillery sound effect
• 3 ports USB hub
• LED indicator
• USB 1.1
• Size: 130*63*62mm
• Weight: 105g

The Artillery USB Hub is available over at the gadget4all.com website for $12. There are two different colors for you to choose from: green and grey.

Remember that Laser Target Alarm Clock that was all over the blogs in the beginning of this year? A new model from the Japanese Bandai company has now been released.

The Gun O’Clock looks slightly different and features two wake-up modes: Normal and Hard. The first one works as the original clock; the alarm goes off, you hit the target, the alarm shuts down. But with the Hard mode you will need to hit the target 5 times.

More about the Gun O’Clock at bandai.co.jp (automatically translated from Japanese).

(Tokyomango via Ubergizmo via Prylfeber, Unplggd and Hardware Sphere)

Here’s something that will help you catch bugs in a whole new way.

This plastic bug-cathing gun holds a net with four darts attached to it. Simply squeeze the trigger and the darts fly out, pulling the net on its way.

The Bug Net Launcher measures 11(L) x 4.4(W) x 5.6(H) inches and it is available from the Discovery Channel Store for $24.95.

Here’s something that outshines both the Wii Cyber Gun and the Wii 2-in-1 Combined Light Gun – at least when it comes to looks.

This shooting game device will transform your Wiimote and Nunchuk into a silver machine gun with details in black. The Metallic Nintendo Wii Machine Gun measures 11.81 x 4.96 x 1.65 inches, weighs 10.86 oz and is available from DealExtreme for $16.54.

Videogame.brando.com.hk has now released an alternative to the 2-in-1 Combined Light Gun that we covered a couple of months ago.

The Wii Cyber Gun ($16) converts your Wiimote and Nunchuk into a light gun, making it easier and more fun to play Wii shooting games.

The Wii Cyber Gun requires no batteries.

Alex Woolley, a graphic designer who recently graduated from Kingston University, has created this fun accessory which he categorize as “Encouraging adults to play in the rain”.

This unique, funnel shaped umbrella harnesses the flow of rainwater down into its handle, a water pistol. The user can fire at will, maintaining a constant flow of water as long as rain continues to fall!

See the Water Pistol Umbrella and other great stuff at alexwoolleydesign.com.

(Via Stuart Witts)

A Gun Ruler ($12, out of stock) from the French company Atypyk.

You’ll learn the metrics system as a bonus, since it measures in centimeters only. Size: 9.25 x 4.25 inches. Color: as shown.

(Via Like Totally Love It)