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Duracell Introduces USB Charger

Duracell's compact USB car charger transforms your cigarette lighter socket into a charging station for smartphones, iPods, navigation devices, and more. The pocket-sized adapter features a blue-glowing port for easy visibility in the dark and works with any USB-compatible device.

Twisted Ties Gets You A Business And A Party Necktie All In One

Twisted Ties reimagine the classic necktie with a clever reversible design—business-appropriate stripes or solids on one side, wild party patterns on the flip. Made from 100% polyester, these $22 accessories transition seamlessly from boardroom to bar without anyone knowing what's hiding on the other side.

Blow Up Hall 50 50: An Inhabitable Work Of Art

Located between Berlin and Warsaw, Blow Up Hall 50 50 is a themed luxury hotel where guests become part of a digital art installation. Rooms select you based on your spirit animal, determined by color and image choices. Your iPhone room key unlocks a stay starting at €316 per night.

Stealing The Sun

The FreeLoader Portable Solar Charger harnesses solar energy to power any USB device—phones for 44 hours, PSPs for 2.5 hours, PDAs for 22 hours. Its rugged aluminum body handles outdoor bumps, and it holds charge for three months without sunlight.

Cool Water Powered Gadgets And Stuff

Water-powered devices are emerging as green alternatives to solar gadgets. This roundup explores hydroelectric innovations including a water-powered jet pack that soars 50 feet high, a lemon-juice clock, and Japanese NoPoPo batteries that run on almost any liquid.

Get Your Medieval On

Bring medieval siege warfare to your cubicle with these wooden catapult and trebuchet build kits. Assemble your weapon with pliers and glue, then launch paper wads and rubber balls at unsuspecting coworkers. The catapult offers accuracy for close targets while the trebuchet achieves impressive distance.

Apache Pistol: 19th Century Gangster Bling

The Apache Pocket Pistol was a bizarre 19th-century gangster weapon that folded to under two inches. It combined brass knuckles, a bayonet blade, and a pinfire revolver in one ultra-compact package—though its aim was terrible and finger holes too small for modern hands.

The Keyboard That Appears From Nowhere

This futuristic Bluetooth laser keyboard projects a full-sized keypad onto any flat surface using red laser beams. The matchbox-sized device offers 120 hours of continuous typing, works with any Bluetooth-enabled device, and lets you type at normal speeds without lugging around a bulky keyboard.

Guitar Hanger: Long-Time Problem, Cool Solution

The Guitar Hanger solves the age-old problem of guitar storage with an ingenious coat-hanger design. It keeps electric and acoustic guitars organized on any sturdy rod, maximizing space better than floor stands while keeping instruments within easy reach and safe from accidents.

Project 54 CX, Wave Sport’s Limited-Edition Luxury Kayak

Wave Sport's Project 54 CX pushes kayak design to its limits with a feather-light 20-pound carbon-kevlar body. This limited-edition freestyle playboat promises effortless paddling and nimble maneuvering through rapids. Only 50 units available at $2,500 each for serious whitewater adventurers.

Do You Have A Talking Alien On Your Desk Yet?

Echo Bot is a tripod alien desk companion that sticks to any surface and repeats your 10-second recorded message to anyone passing within three feet. With suction-cup feet and motion detection, this quirky English-speaking robot turns memo-taking into entertainment—or the perfect office prank tool.

Rubik’s Cube Salt and Pepper Mills

This Rubik's Cube salt and pepper mill set brings retro puzzle style to your table. While you can't solve them like real cubes, the tops twist to grind salt and pepper. Perfect for game lovers, kitchen collectors, or anyone who enjoys quirky functional decor.

The Strap Wall Organizer

The Strap turns bicycle-style straps into clever wall storage. Stretch them tight across any wall and slip items between the bands—toys, kitchen tools, shoes, whatever fits. Available in four colors, or DIY your own with large rubber bands for even less.

Armageddon Is Here And USB Compatible

The USB Doomsday Device transforms mundane port expansion into Cold War theater. This square hub features authentic-looking dual switches, a key lock, and a shielded button that must all be activated before your devices connect. Four USB 2.0 ports hide behind the apocalyptic interface, perfect for geeks who want their desk setup to double as performance art.

Make Your Desk Accessories Earn Their Keep

This magnetic business card holder transforms a boring desk necessity into desktop entertainment. Twelve magnetic figures and poles let you stage tiny jousting battles, build sculptures, or practice your stacking skills—all while keeping your business cards handy and organized.

Wall Art: US Map Made From State License Plates

Artist Aaron Foster transforms decades-old license plates into stunning US maps, hand-carving each state's shape and mounting them on cedar backboards. Each 62×40-inch installation features unique color combinations from 50s-70s plates, making every piece completely one-of-a-kind. At $3,900, these handcrafted maps turn any blank wall into a conversation-starting centerpiece.

Assemble Your Personal Army Of Robot Crabs

Build your own army of six-legged robot crabs with the KicCrab Walker kit. Each programmable bot runs on a KicChip processor you can code in BASIC or simple Flowchart language. The $79.95 kit includes servos, LEDs, circuit board, battery, and all body parts for assembly.

Cool Ebook Reader with Roll-Out Screen

The Readius was an innovative ebook reader prototype with a roll-out display that expanded from pocket-size to five inches. Developed by Polymer Vision with E Ink technology and 3.5G connectivity, the device promised to solve the size-versus-portability dilemma but never reached market after funding collapsed.

Sony TG5V Handycam Camcorder

The Sony TG5V Handycam records up to six hours of video with expandable memory stick storage. Its standout feature is a built-in GPS antenna that maps your footage to locations, perfect for travel videographers who want to pin their clips to an interactive map viewable on PC.

Pet Airways: First Class Air Travel For Dogs And Cats

Pet Airways is the world's first pets-only airline, providing luxury air travel for dogs and cats. Founded by Dan and Alysa Binder, the service features climate-controlled cabins, supervised care, and scheduled potty breaks across major U.S. cities, with tickets starting at $149.

RoboCup Makes Your Putting Practice Way More Comfortable

The RoboCup putting aid sits in the golf hole and automatically returns every ball that drops in from up to 14 feet away. Pair it with the optional Caddy Cord accessory and even missed shots roll back to you. Running on four AA batteries good for 15,000 putts, it keeps practice flowing without interruption.

Flogos: Pump Out Your Own Flying Logo

Flogos transform advertising into floating art—shaped foam clouds made from soap and helium that rise thousands of feet and drift up to 30 miles before evaporating. Generated by repurposed snow machines at one Flogo every 15 seconds, they've been used by Disney World, Mercedes Benz, and major sporting events.