From the category archives:
The SimBook is an object that blends old technology with new technology. In this case we see an old address book shaped to look like a modern SIM card from a mobile phone.
The SimBook looks great and allows you to manually write down, with a regular pen, all your friends names, phone numbers and notes about them. [click to continue…]
These earrings are another custom build from Etsy. They are built from recycled computer RAM and hang on silver-plated French hooks. Each earring measures half an inch by 1 inch.
As each earring is custom made it makes every set different and a little unique. [click to continue…]
The Pedomostick is a gadget that has 2 functions. The first one is that it’s a regular walking stick and the second function is that it counts each and everyone of your steps as you walk.
The stick is capable of tallying your footsteps, calculates calories burned, measures distance walked and tracks the time you have spent walking. [click to continue…]
Pacman is popping up a lot recently in the form of a stop motion animated version and various others. Now, Pacman appears to have eaten a guitar and is now a Pacman Guitar.
Pacman’s mouth has the neck of the guitar sticking out of it and has blinking lights in which the speed is adjusted by a control situated on pacmans eye. [click to continue…]
Now that 3D movies are starting to become more popular you often might be caught out with out the classic red and blue glasses needed. These clip-on 3D glasses will ensure you never miss out on impromptu 3D movie action. [click to continue…]
This amazing looking rocket is capable of launching up to 100 feet in the air. It stands a hefty 7 feet tall and is inflatable.
It is called the Banzai Titan Blast Rocket and takes just minutes to set up and launch. It works by you filling up the base with water and then you pump the base until pressure is built up which then launches the rocket. [click to continue…]
Yoostar is a kit that comprises of a USB webcam, a portable greenscreen and software that allows you to superimpose yourself in to big Hollywood movies.
In the set you get 14 classic scenes which are about 1 to 2 minutes long. What you do is install the software on your PC, dress up, switch the webcam on and record your parts. Once done, the parts are mixed together and you get to watch yourself in the big movies. [click to continue…]
The GameDr is a device which you sit between your children’s game console and the power outlet on the wall. It has a timer on the front and is very simple to operate. All you do is unplug the games console, plug it in to the GameDr, set a timer, set a password and away it goes.
Although it kind of takes over the parents job of saying no to their children, it could potentially damage the console by switching off mid save for example. However, the creator have put a warning in the way of a beep to let the gamer know their allotted time is almost up. [click to continue…]
These miniature iPhone Cufflinks have been created by Cufflinks.com and are shaped, as the name suggest, like iPhones. Each comes complete with all the favourite apps on the home screen and the screen is mounted on to a silver plated setting. [click to continue…]
A group of Twitter users have been working on a project that is named the Akiduki Pulse Box. The project box automatically updates your twitter account with your heartrate details which in turn, lets your followers know you are alive.
The box has a button on top that you press for a few seconds. The box then captures data and posts the heart rate as well as a quick evaluation on how you are doing. [click to continue…]
The Aqua Dance Game uses nano-technology to create hyper-beading water particles. What you do is fill up the tank with regular water, push a pump a few times to pressurise the water. You then turn a lever underneath that controls the size and speed of the water beads and then sit back and watch the crazy water bounce off the nano-tech surface which causes the hyper-bead to happen.
With the reduced friction the natural surface tension of the water takes over to create some unusual liquid dynamics. You’ll find beautiful patterns in the water that are different each time. The ridges and funnels on the surface scatter the water in unpredictable ways as it zooms like quicksilver to the bottom.
If you have a fascination with popping bubbles then you probably already own a bubble wrap toy popper. For those who have a thing with tearing cardboard boxes open you probably want one of these… an electronic paper box opener. The device allows you to emulate the noise of ripping open a card board box which gives you that anticipation over and over as if you were receiving a new gift hundreds of times a day. [click to continue…]
This remote control is a rather unique gift idea in that it’s a glasses tin disguised as a remote control. As Nerdapproved put it, “They will probably think that the remote is just the first part of an awesome two part gift, but once they find out it is just a tin they will have to content themselves with whatever is inside, be that expensive jewelry or bacon gumballs.”
Yep, a crazy gift idea but I guess someone will want to buy them 
The tin is available in the UK costing £3 (product page).
I’m not quite 100% convinced with this pair of sunglasses. They feature Lego arms which allow you to connect up Lego bricks of any variety to them. Weather it be blocks, Lego men, Lego Space, Lego whatever you can connect it up and for the seriously adverturous you could make a whole helmet to wrap around your head.
My thoughts are now that it falls in to the crazy category. The Lego sunglasses are designed and built by a French optical company named Lynx Optique.
Via: Craziest Gadgets
The Wiimote Soap has now arrived. The soap includes coloured decal raised buttons and is scented with coconut lime verbena. [click to continue…]
