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When you think of Christmas, images of Santa riding on his sleigh and candy canes immediately pop into mind. Think of Christmas colors and you’ll have red and green as your two top choices. Think of some quirky, unique, and definitely colorful ornaments for the holiday season and you’ve got the Pantone Christmas Baubles to [...]

If the TRON watch, earbuds, launcher baton, headphones, wall climbing R/C toys and USB flash drive haven’t yet made you tired of products inspired by this popular sci-fi movie, here’s another nice looking concept.

Another Monday and another weird looking gadget to start off the week with, just like last week’s Keyboard Silencer. This time it’s a head massager device that looks like it’s been taken straight from the prop storage on a science fiction movie set.

The 2009 Hello Kitty collector edition Swarovski wristwatch has arrived in Japan. The crystal encrusted watch, available in white or pink, has been designed in Italy by Vabene and manufactured in Japan by Citizen.

The Italien Tokidoki brand has come up with this nice looking alternative to the turntable watch from Stomp that we wrote about last year.

Logo is the name is this stylish watch from the Italian company Breil Milano. The Swiss made timepiece features a 47mm stainless steel case with plexiglass insert and a rubber strap.

Do you have lots of CD’s and want to be able to keep them close yo your stereo or computer? Flex ought to be the perfect solution, especially if you do not have enough room for separate racks for the compact discs.

Springstool ($255) – a comfortable and portable stool on a spring. Designed by Philippe Peyridieu of the Italian design company Banal Extra. Made of oowder coated steel and available in white, grey and yellow. (Via Stuart Witts)

The “V/a.g.r.a. Lamp” from the Italian design studio Nonesiste will surely draw a lot of attention if you have it hanging on your wall. As the name kind of suggests, this light source gets turned on when you turn it on. Check out the video below to see how it works: