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Monday, January 29, 2007

Category: Gadgets



You Know You Want This...
Steampunk Gear Masterpieces


plus interview with "Aaron Adding Machines"
Miniature Spy Guns, Part 2

Do not move while I destroy you, Mr Bond
The Geekiest LEGOs &
Rubik's Cubes


The world of twisted dimensions
Strangest Christian Products & Signs

Repent! the end of good taste is in sight!
It's a Guy Thing!
Part 6


Weird Inventions by Guys
Russian Imperial Faberge Eggs

Nestled Wonders, killed by Revolution
Coolest Retro Devices

Some were more portable than others
Robots in Arts

Compelling Art from Found Objects
Miniature Spy Guns

The smaller, the deadlier
It's a Guy Thing! Part 5

Weird Inventions by Guys
Light Bulb Creativity

Lucy in the Sky (with Light Bulbs)
Slightly Suicidal: Gadgets

These guns will make you wonder...
It's a Guy Thing! Part 4

Weird Inventions by Guys
Cool Art from Everyday Objects

Creative recycling at its best
Stationery with Bite

Pimp your office the right way
It's a Guy Thing! - Part 3

Weird inventions by guys
New Ways to Play with an Old Hardware

Creative Recycling of your old PC
Vending Machines Craze in Japan

Instant Gratification, to the Nth degree!
Unusual Musical Instruments

Spoil your inner "music geek"
It's A Guy's Thing! Part 2

Weird inventions by guys
It's a Guy Thing! (Weird Inventions)

Innovations from the Underdeveloped Male Mind
Robotic Art Bliss

Miniature Robots, Insects & Animals
Automated Music Instruments

Unusual Instrument / Robot Hybrids
Satellite Dish Art!

Yet Another Urban Art Form?
How To Become a (Real) Cyborg

The DIY guide for the discerning nerd :)

Unusual Clock Mechanisms

To simply tell the time is not the point
It's a Geek Thing

One Day in the Life of an Office Computer Worker (funny)
Mystery Devices, Issue 2

Can you tell what they are?
Retro Technology: Cold War Phones

Plus Dialup Computer Mods
Bio-Robots (funny)

Swat that fly! It's spying on you
Mystery Devices

Puzzling gadgets from past and present
Decorative Robot Creations

"Made out of junk" coolness

Computer Gadgets Roundup (funny)

What every programmer & sysadmin wants, but would never admit it

Vintage Miniature & Spy Cameras

Collectible Cameras for Inconspicuous Photography

Kitchen Tech for Geeks

Something is brewing in the kitchen, and it's not just coffee

Future of Personal Computing :
Amazing Concepts from Japan


a Pen with a Paper all over again...


Wooden Laptop
& Other Steampunk'd Computers


working model made out of wood

It's Tokyo Time!

Catalog of crazy watches from Japan




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