Hasbro’s Room Tech Clock, which looks a little like one of many iPod docks, but its not, it’s an alarm clock with a wireless link to the shroom-shaped Room Tech Lamp. Continue reading »

What do you do when you live in an older apartment that has no dishwasher? Suffer through sticking your hands in dirty dish water like I used to do?( I wish there was one of these around when I needed it!) Why no! Now-a-days you could get a counter top dishwasher. Continue reading »

Running out of power on your cell phone while having an important conversation really sucks, but thankfully there are impromptu add-ons like this cell phone strap from Strap-Ya that features a tiny solar cell which is capable of harnessing the power of the sun to charge your handset. Continue reading »

Nemorelaxer looks like something out of a futuristic movie, but it may be showing up at an airport near you soon. Nemorelaxer is a sound proof pod that has a recliner, touchscreen monitor, Internet access, a desk and more. Continue reading »

Would you have ever guessed that your Legos would one day be playing all of your fave tunes?! Fun speaker runs off of iPod’s energy and no batteries are required! Continue reading »

This tank looks like it belongs in an apartment on Venus in the year 2500. The designers of this fun, unique tank say that because of the filter system, its actually easier to clean than a standard rectangular tank. Continue reading »

For the ultimate in cheesy, and absolutely geeky gifts for Valentines Day, behold the “8-Bit Dynamic Life Shirt”. Continue reading »

The Jelly Click takes mouse portability to the extreme. All the electronic circuity lives on a small flexible board. The body itself is just soft plastic. Continue reading »

If your smartphone or PDA lacks GPS then this small Keychain GPS Receiver w/Bluetooth will get you on the right track. Continue reading »

Getting accurate measurements is important whether it’s a repair project in the garage or a new experiment in the lab. Sometimes a fraction of an inch can mean the difference between a successful experiment and a complete meltdown. Continue reading »