If the Svarowski Bling Band Aid and the Bandages for the Heart both feels too bling for you, try a different approach with the Crime Scene Bandages ($4).

Each 3 3/4in. tall metal tine contains twenty-five 3 x 3/4in. bandages with sterile gauze and a free toy to take your mind off of the excruciating pain.

Andrew English has come up with a nice alternative design for Wedding Bands. These beautiful pieces are hand-engraved with your partners fingerprint.

Commissioned bands are delicately hand-engraved with the fingerprint of your partner and therefore completely unique to each couple. Available in 9, 14 & 18ct white/yellow/rose gold and platinum. The bands are available in a number of styles with the fingerprint hand-engraved on either the in or outside of the band. Each set is tailored specifically to the couple’s taste.

(Via BB-Blog)

As some of you already know, GeekAlerts was born a couple of days ago as a result of wanting an English version of my Swedish Smidigt blog.

With this entry I want to thank everyone who has helped spreading the word. It really does mean a lot to me.

So to Fosfor Gadgets, Coolest Gadgets, bookofjoe, Crave and all you others who’ve mentioned GeekAlerts in one way or another:

A very big thank you!
and in Swedish:
Tack så hemskt mycket!

This cool looking 20 inch upright Hero ($750) suitcase from Samsonite is designed by fashion designer Alexander McQueen. From the website:

Description
The human form is treated just like an animal skin, with the ribcage and sternum at the front of the case, and backbone at the back. The inside is formed by the negative of the outside shape in a soft molded form providing contrast with the outer protective hard shell.

Features

• U-zip pocket
• Interior cross straps
• Shoe and laundry bags
• Carry-on size
• Available in bone or black
• 100% ABS shell
• Thermoformed ribs
• Thermoformed interior
• Innovative ?bone-like” pull handle
• Metal zip opening with zipper pulls imprinted with Alexander McQueen’s own fingerprint
• TSA lock
• ID tag
• Limited lifetime global warranty

(Via Boing Boing)

Limited edition Transformers rings ($200) and necklaces ($185) that will transform the thickness of your wallet.

Destron Army Ring or a Cybertron Army Ring in three available sizes. Each ring is limited to only 50 units each…

Destron Army Necklace and a Cybertron Army Necklace which depict the recognizable symbols of both robot camps. Each necklace is limited to only 50 units…

Preorders are welcome to ship in mid-late August 2007.

(Via NCSX)

Laptop Tasche On / Off ($106) is a nice looking laptop bag available at the German Cubeseven website. It’s made out of grey felt and has the sign of the On/Off switch for Mac laptops in yellow all over the side.

(Via Mike Ballan)

The Starry AM/FM Cooler ($25) will let you stay tuned while keeping your beverage cold. The size of the bold star pattern bag is enough to hold a six-pack. Requires 4 AA batteries. Size: 8″H x 12″W x 10″D.

Already a proud owner of the Gear Shift Clock? Why not add a little extra car geekiness to your life with these Gear Shift Cufflinks ($20). The 6 gear polished chrome design will make it a perfect match.

(Via Gizmodude)

Any of these t-shirts will pretty much make you look like you haven’t changed your outfit since that memorable day that changed your life back in 1977:

• Chewbacca ($26)
• R2-D2 & C-3PO ($28)
• Chewbacca and Han Solo ($28)

The LED Belt Buckle ($40) will let you stand out from the crowd, or possibly get you kicked out by them.

It has the ability to store up to 6 messages, where the first message can store 512 characters and the rest of them can store 256 characters. It’s also possible to control the brightness and speed of the LEDs.

Time for yet another new cool Tokyoflash LED watch.

This model is called Barcode Black ($178) and comes with a black finish and all blue LED’s – just like the 1000100101 Black.

And here’s how to tell the time on Barcode Black:

The 1st two columns show the hour.
In column 1 each light equals 5 hours, in column 2 each light equals 1 hour.
The 2nd 2 columns show the minutes.
In column 3 each light equals 10 mins, in column 4 each light equals 1 minute.

(Via Freshpilot)

1000100101 Black ($129), from Tokyoflash, is yet another cool looking watch with a somewhat tricky display. This one comes with brushed black finish and all blue LED’s.

You have AM & PM modes, month, date and day-of-the-week. There’s also an optional auto light up feature that sets off every 15 minutes between 6PM and midnight.

And if you actually do care about the time, this is how you read it:

Telling the time uses the 4 marked areas on the face. The first single light indicates 10 hours, the next 9 are 1 hour each. These are used to indicate hours 1-12.
The next 5 lights represent 10 mins each & the last 9 are 1 min each. Using these you can read 1-59 minutes.