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Some of you might remember that we covered another tiny wooden speaker not that long ago. That combo featured a pencil sharpener, this one feels a bit more logical with its built-in radio.

Since we had the Spider-Man Boombox up a couple of days ago, why not throw in a Superman alternative for those of you who prefer a flying superhero before a web slinging one.

There’s something about that classic bath duck design – it looks fantastic as a doorstop and it works great as a waterproof FM/AM radio.

Roberts Radio will release a beautiful brushed stainless steel version of their 50s style Revival DAB radio within the next couple of weeks.

Recently we have seen our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man as a Speaker Pillow and a Boombox Backpack. Throw in a CD player and a radio, mix it around, and you now have this superhero product.

The UK consumer electronics company Pure Digital has announced a new and improved version of their Chronos alarm clock.

We have covered a lot of fans designed for indoor use, but this is actually the first post about one that is built to keep you cool outdoors.

It may sound a bit weird to squeeze in all these features in a mini fridge, but it’s not such a bad idea if you are short of space and still want to be able to satisfy some of your gadget needs.

This small cube comes with both a built-in MP3 player and FM radio, giving you all possible options to you choose exactly what you want to wake up to.

Here’s is yet another way to bring your favorite music into the shower. The water resistant iSing speaker-mirror from Zadro has a built-in transmitter with a 100ft range. This allows you to stream audio from your iPod, MP3 player, CD player, television, or PC from virtually anywhere in your home.

One for the fans of DIY hardware. The Radio ACE Vintage Radio Kit ($100) lets you “build a nostalgic radio with a real vacuum tube and explore the airwaves as they did in the 1930’s”.

According to Firebox.com, this is the “world’s 1st portable WiFi radio”. The wireless Revo Pico WiFi Radio ($297) automatically links to any broadband WiFi connection to stream both live and ‘Listen Again’ internet broadcasts. There’s also a built-in FM receiver, in case you happen to be at a place where there’s no WiFi connection available [...]