The IMM Living's Hand Sign USB Drives($35) include pop culture hand signs (peace, Vulcan, gun, Westside, Eastside, Fist, rocker-horn).
The awesome Steampunk Stormtrooper Helmet by Brian Rood.
This 8-Bit hanger($20) is a very cool "hand" to hang your non 8 bit stuff, made of sturdy MDF and acrylic.
Sometimes, there's just one too many USB plugs and one too few USB ports. Meet the Infinite USB. This device helps "keep all your cables connected, thereby facilitating those smartphone syncs, spy camera recharges, and -- for the ultimate irony -- maybe even a USB hub."
Looking to add some 8-bit flair to your living room? Then be sure to check out this amazingly geeky Super Mario Bros.-themed room for inspiration. Featuring coin box bookshelves, pipe table, and Game Boy clock.
Brickshelf member Arvo reveals his incredible LEGO Iron Man sculpture, which isn't just composed of one piece. All the body parts are removable, including the head, arms, legs, and torso.
By designer Konstantin Datz, Cool. The colors of the Rubik's Cube are replaced by Braille symbols. Try to close your eyes, then play it!
This sofa with lots of pockets, call Built to Resi(s)t, by Belgian design brand Quinze & Milan for backpack company Eastpak at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan next month.
For really rich guy, the This diamond studded iPad($19,999) features 11.43 carats of diamonds, hand-set in a micro-pave styling. The diamonds are graded G/H in color and VS2/SI1 in clarity. The price tag: $19,999, available June 1.
Hornet is a one-wheel superbike, designed by Liam Ferguson.It looks like a big ball, really cool concept!
Sony Fusion Coffee Table designed by a Singapore-based designer Zyane Tan.
The Mustache Ring($8) is a unique ring from Fred Flare.
Strap your iPhone on the chest! The Quiver($85) is a shoulder strap with wallet pocket and a pocket for your digital gear(your iPhone, iPod or ...) with inSound controls, a soft control keypad based on Fibretronic’s CONNECTEDwear. Change a song, adjust the volume or answer a call with the Quiver’s inSound exterior keypad.
The Iron Man FX Arc Reactor from ThinkGeek was modeled after the actual movie prop and is "made of machined aluminum, stainless steel, copper wire, custom molded plastic, and high intensity LEDs." Powered by 4 x AA batteries, it lights up and can be removed from the base. Available now, priced at $149.99.
The Steampunk Professor Xavier Wheelchair by Daniel Valdez was made from a Victorian rocker from 1875, a Permobil C300 powered wheelchair, some pistons from a steelworks, an Arduino-based audio kit, and a drinks dispenser.
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