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We have seen both water powered watches and clocks here at GeekAlerts, but this is the first time we have written about a radio-controlled car that is powered by liquid.

If you prefer the sea rather than the roads, maybe this USB hub that looks like a battleship is a good alternative to the semi-trailer truck model that we wrote about last week.

We have covered a water powered clock, a citrus powered digital clock and a liquid powered digital clock, but this is the first ever water powered watch posted here at GeekAlerts.

The new Boil Buoy innovation is a small and clever kitchen accessory that will help you to know when the water on your stove has come to a boil.

The new Bladefish underwater scooter will fit nicely together with the Spy Watch Camera. You can cruise along at a speed of 2 miles per hour in depths of up to 65 feet.

The Swimsense performance monitor is an intuitive device worn around the wrist while swimming. Using motion sensing technology, Swimsense automatically detects and distinguishes stroke types, records the number of laps swum, total distance, calories burned, lap time, pace and stroke count.

G-Bound is the name of this new amphibious remote-controlled car by the Japanese company CCP, a sub-brand to the large toy manufacturer Bandai.

Here’s a new version of those popular jellyfish aquariums. This latest “moody light” model is equipped with multicolor LED lights that lets you circle though five soft lights.

If you want to try to add a little zen to your workplace, this USB bamboo fountain with flowing water might give you a nice relaxing and soothing effect – or, maybe it won’t.

It’s not the first time this tin can astromech droid gets filled with water. Last year we could see R2-D2 as an aquarium with a built-in periscope, and now the design of the popular Star Wars robot has been used for a water bottle.

This cool fountain timepiece can be seen at the Kanazawa Station in Japan.

I’m sure we all recognize that horrible feeling of waking up in the middle of the night with a strong urge to run out and water the lawn – only to realize it’s too dark to do it.