Latest Gadgets, Tablets and Smartphones
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. [Read more…]
R2-D2 is always one of the droids you think of when you see Star Wars. The R2-Q5 USB Hub was designed for those who want something different though.
R2-Q5 was a droid that only appears in Return of the Jedi along with a couple of Lego Star Wars games. The only real difference with this droid is that it’s painted black with red accents and simply just looks different to the usual R2 hub that you see occasionally on someone’s desk. [Read more…]
This iPod or mobile phone charger is perhaps the most unique I have ever come across. Rather then using a traditional wall socket, or solar panels this one uses a small steam engine to create power to charge the device. [Read more…]
According to ThinkGeek, everybody in the future will have their own sophisticated robotic arm to do the dishes, assemble lego and clean up for us. 🙂 This Robotic Arm Kit is the next step towards that future. [Read more…]
I have seen a few rubber band guns before ranging from being made of wood to Lego. I have not seen one created in this much detail though. The latest is made of Metal and is designed and built by (what I believe) a Japanese PS3 Metal Gear Solid fan. [Read more…]
A Slide Rule was a gadget used back in the 50’s if I remember correctly and was basically an old fashioned calculator which you slide the rulers around to work out complex equations. The Slide Rule clock is basically a modern version of the slide rule that is now used to tell the time. [Read more…]
Cuff links often come in different shapes and sizes from basic metallic squares, to spirit levels and now over to Lego bricks and Storm troopers. The Lego versions are 2×2 Bricks which come in a variety of colours.
The pins are silver plated making your shirt cuff’s look different to the average guy next to you. The Lego cuff links are available from Etsy and cost just $14.99.
The Storm trooper versions feature a storm trooper helmet attached to gold-plated pins. These should definitely be used by those of the dark side although don’t worry if you are not in that category as no one will stop you buying them 😉 The Storm trooper cuff links are also available over at Etsy and cost $19.99.
Via: Geeky-Gadgets and GeekAlerts
If you are feeling lazy while using the bathroom then this custom toilet paper folder could be for you. It was made by students at UC Berkeley for a reason I do not fully know yet and am not too bothered if I dont find out either. The parts to build the project were lego, scissors and scrap metal. As can be seen in the video, you push a button and the paper is then folder and cut making it ready to use. Although it seemed to work well on the first run, the second run was more funny to watch.
Snap Circuits make playing with electronics far easier then soldering and playing with wires. The Snap Circuits is designed for the younger end of the market and allow children, or adults, to easily put “snap” electronic circuits together. It’s as easy as Lego and allows children to create anything like a Radio. The kits cost 29.95 USD for the smallest pack and go up to the pro model at 80.96 USD.
Via: OhGizmo
