The innovative guys over at the French company Atypyk has come with this cool idea.

The Wi-Fi Fan won’t work as an indicator for wireless internet connections, like the Wi-Fi Finding Laptop Bags or the Wi-Fi Detector T-shirt, but it sure looks great and it will help you to keep cool during the hot summer days.

Head over to atypyk.com for more info about the Wi-Fi fan (no word on pricing).

(Gizmodo via Uberreview)

If you think Mr. Construction looks too sad and Mr. @ is too evil, maybe this colorful and happy fellow is better suited to add a fresh breath of air to your workspace.

Features:

• Cute Cartoon Figure
• Perdue and Foldable Fan
• Powderful Motor
• Using USB Powered Cable
• Using 2 x AAA Batteries (Optional)
• Dimension: 72mm x 53mm x 85mm

The Q Fan, as it’s named, is available in four different colors: green, red, orange and blue. The product can be purchased from the GizFever.com website for $5.99.

Just like many of the new USB hub designs, the same thing goes for the USB-powered fans; there is still nothing indicating that the ideas for new and even weirder combos and designs would be slowing down.

The latest proof of that is this odd USB-powered Sailboat Cooling Fan with Speed Control. It measures 8.66 x 5.12 x 1.77 inches and can also run using 3 x AAA batteries. The product is available from the DealExtreme website for $8.64.

It’s that time of year when we can expect to see a lot of new fun and weird fans popping up. Yesterday we had the Solar Mini Clip Fan, and today, this alarm clock model.

Features:

• Blades are made of soft plastic for safety
• Great wind force
• On/off Switch
• USB powered, no batteries needed
• Dimension: 102 x 44 x 130mm (approx.)
• Weight: 96g

The USB Alarm Clock Fan is available in red, green or white for $10 from the USB Brando website.

(Via Coolest Gadgets, Dvice, Pocket-lint and Ubergizmo)

This clip-on fan will help you to keep cool during the hot summer days. It’s all solar powered, so you don’t have to worry about dead batteries.

They have decided to call it “mini”, but in comparison to the size of the hat, I’m not sure all would agree of that minimalistic feeling once wearing it.

Features:

• Solar Mini Clip Fan
• Fan Diameter: 7.3 cm
• Light weight

The Solar Mini Clip Fan is available for $10 from Gadget Brando.

No wonder this fellow looks a bit sad and tired. When he’s not performing his heavy duties at the construction site, he will have to lift his hat off to provide you with a fresh breath of air from the head-mounted fan.

The Mr. Construction Fan features an On/Off button and requires 2 x AAA batteries. The product is available from GizFever for $5.99.

Although these USB fans are not officially named Hello Kitty and Mickey Mouse (they have decided to call them cat and rat fans), it’s quite easy to see where the design inspiration came from.

Features:

• Power Supply: USB port or 3 x AAA batteries
• On/Off switch
• Quiet motor will not disturb you when working
• Durable soft fan blades make you free of injury
• 90° adjustable
• Dimension: 15 x 7.5 x 16cm (approx.)
• Weight: 150g

The blue and pink USB Rat and Cat Fans are available from the USB Geek website for $12 a pop.

If fishing isn’t your cup of tea, here is another fun way to spend those hot summer days in a true Star Wars style.

This new line of Star Wars kites will start to ship in July and can now be pre-ordered from the official Star Wars shop.

There are six different models to chose from:

• Darth Vader Superflyer Kite ($38.99)
• Darth Vader Superflyer Kite ($26.99)
• Darth Vader Helmet Kite ($39.99)
• Jedi Duel Delta Kite ($29.99)
• Yoda Parafoil 5 Kite ($29.99)
• R2-D2 Kite ($34.99)

The aviators out there can now keep cool during their flight simulator sessions in front of the computer, using this USB fan shaped like an airplane.

Features:

• USB-powered
• Gentle cool breeze
• Soft safe plastic fan blades
• The propeller won’t cut your fingers if you decide to play with it
• Quiet motor
• On/Off power switch
• Weight: 60g

The USB Airplane Fan is available in two colors, white or blue, for $10 over at the USB Geek website.

If you have already gone ahead and purchased the rose microphone and the daisy flower baby monitor, then there’s a good chance that this product will be of interest to you as well.

Description:

• Power Supply: USB port or 3 x AA batteries
• On/Off switch
• Quiet motor will not disturb you when working
• Soft & safe plastic blades
• Simple, just plug-in
• Dimensions: 8.5cm dia x 17cm
• Weight: 115g

The USB Plants Fan is available from the USB Geek website for $12.

This 2-in-1 USB gadget will help you to keep cool during the hot summer days, and it will shed some light during those dark and cold winter nights.

Features

• Plug and play
• Power supply: 5V DC directly from the USB port
• Compatible with PC, laptop
• Gentle but bright illumination, without flickering, preventing eye strain
• Soft plastic blades are safe, and won’t cause injury
• Long life and quiet motor
• Flexible neck to adjust angle

The USB Fan with LED Light is available from USB Geek for $10.

I don’t know about you, but here the beach season is far away. Even if it wasn’t I’m not sure I would bring this product along. Still, it’s a fun idea.

This comfortable Beach Radio Headrest lets you support your head and listen to music at the beach, in your backyard, or on the grass at the park. The built-in FM radio is water resistant, lightweight, compact, and portable! Folds wasily and base becomes the handle so you can take it anywhere.

When open, approximately 19 x 6 x 5 in. When closed, 10 x 6 x 2 in. Requires 2 AA batteries (not included).

The Beach Radio Headset is available for $39.95 at SkyMall.

(Via Chip Chick)

If you think the Starry AM/FM Cooler is too small and you don’t like rolling along the Rolling Cooler/Audio System, maybe the Wagan Thermo Sport Fridge/Cooler ($110) will do the trick.

By connecting it to your car’s cigarette lighter the contents are cooled down to 40 degrees F. The 16-can (10.5 L) capacity bag features a two-speaker radio and an input jack and storage pocket for your iPod.

(Via UberReview)

The design of the Propello Desktop Fan ($132) feels like a breath of fresh air compared to most of them cooling devices you read about every week.

The big rotor and the cold grey color makes it look like something you would normally find on a plane.

Perfect for the desk or the bedside table, the Propello desktop fan has soft natural rubber blades which allows a guardless design. Combined with the highest quality motor, the Propello is virtually silent.

• Pressure cast zinc alloy / aluminium body
• Blades made from soft natural rubber
• Direction of airflow adjustable
• CE Approved
• Colour: Bullet Grey
• H 27cm W 26cm D 18cm

The ideas they come up with for new LED products never ceases to amaze. How about slipping your feet into a pair of LED Flip Flops ($8) from Windy City Novelties? No batteries needed, the lights are activated merely by walking.

High powered Multi Colored LED.’s (Green, Red & Blue) illuminate the clear plastic. These Flips are sold by the pair and are available in the following sizes:

• Small (Ladies 6-8 and Mens 5-7)
• Medium (Ladies 9-11 and Mens 8-10)
• Large (Mens 11 – 13)

(Via Gizmodiva)

Chevy V8 Grill – Alex over at Neatorama has posted a series of photos of a BBQ grill made from a Chevy V8 engine block.

The CarryCool ($155) tote bag is a handy way to keep your beverage cool in the car on a hot summer’s day. Just plug it into your car lighter socket and enjoy the ride. Available in three different colors.

Size: 14.5×15.7×11 inches. Weight: 5 lbs.

(Via The Red Ferret Journal)

USB Foam Blades Fan ($10) is yet another another gadget to help you stay cool by in front of your computer on those hot summer days.

• USB powered foam blades fan
• Long life and quiet motor
• Soft & safe foam blades won’t cause injury
• Flexible neck to adjust angle
• One touch On/Off switch
• Simple, just plug-in
• Size: 25cm x 8.5cm
• Weight: 238g

(Via Gearlog)

The Mini Cooling Fan is a small (6.9 x 5.9 x 5.9 inches) simple desk fan that will keep you cool on those hot summer days.

No word on pricing.