Want to look like a major dork drinking your chocolate milk? Look no further. Here’s the straw for you. The picture is self-explanatory.
Price unknown. Product page.
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Via: 7Gadgets
Archive for February 4th, 2008
04
Feb
Finger Drum Set
Here’s a toy to annoy your office mates. Powered by three AAA batteries, the Finger Drums includes four drums: snare, two toms, and a bass drum (with working pedal), and a crash cymbal. Simply tap on the drums and the toy emits the corresponding drum or cymbal sound.
You’ll be annoying the office in no time for only $25 at ThinkGeek.
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Via: Gadgettastic
04
Feb
Pocket barcode scanner
The Artificial Venus Fly Trap toy is awesome for kids who like collecting bugs. Using a motion sensor, the toy is able to detect when a fly has entered the chamber. Once it does, the Artificial Venus Fly Trap closes itself sealing the bug inside the clear container. Kids can see critters up close and is removable to allow the bugs to be freed again.
It is available at the Discovery Channel Store for $20.
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Via: Random Good Stuff
04
Feb
Tiniest DS Lite ever
What happens when you put a gamer with lots of time in his hands, paper, and scissors together? You get the smallest, papercraft Nintendo DS Lite. The size of about a paper clip, the DIY project took about an hour and a half and even comes with a miniaturized replica of Nintendogs.
You can get a copy of the template here so you can make your own tiny, paper Nintendo DS Lite.
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Via: technabob
04
Feb
LG Watch Phone
The guys over at Gear Live got the lowdown on LG’s Watch Phone concept. I think I like LG’s concept over the Cellwatch M500.
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Via: Gear Live
If you enjoyed the previous Jawbone Bluetooth Headset video, here’s another one for your enjoyment…
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Via: CrunchGear
04
Feb
Bad breath detector
You shouldn’t leave your home without passing the halitosis, aka bad breath, detector. How the device works is beyond me. It is powered two AAA batteries and can measure your breath up to 4 levels of stink.
But, at $11 a piece, it might just save you from embarrassment.
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Via: geeksugar
This 700 feet airship is actually a hotel. Think of it like a cruise ship, except in the air. Called the Manned Cloud, the gigantic airship gently lifts off the ground and can cruise in the air up to 18,000 feet. It has a top speed of 105 mph and a cruising speed of 80 mph. It’s maximum capacity is 40 passengers. The lower level of the ship houses a restaurant, library, gym, and lounging area. On the upper deck are the 20 bedrooms, spa, bar, and the terraces with a panoramic view.
One more pic after the jump.
