The iPod is some people's best friend. As such they'll do anything and everything to protect it.The last word in iPod protection is the armored iPod case. It is a good idea if you happen to listen to your iPod in war zones or if you get shot often.iPods can pose danger since it distracts you from traffic sounds and increases your chances of an accident. If you have your iPod armor with you, at least you know that you did all you could for your iPod safety.  It weighs only 440 grams so you don't need your Hammer to carry it.       Source: Mac.com (Jap

  Kids still have a chance to get to know vinyl records before they vanish completely into history.  Video: 

 I don't know what went through the heads of the guys who made this. USB drives shaped as food. Come on... What did the management meeting sound like when they approved it ?- It will sell well to hungry people- Put it in the fridge and both your desk and fridge look tidy- Sushi sales are up. Let's do a Sushi USB and grab the Sushi market share- If you lose it you will hear laughter alarm- Its theft protected USB drive. Who will look stupid enough to run away with a shrimp   I think I'll have the 1GB Jumbo shrimp.

Cruzin Cooler  combines two basic necessities of life, the ability to have cold food or a beverage handy along with the means to get somewhere, without walking. With modern technology, the Cruzin Cooler is light-weight and comes in various sizes and is available in gas and electric models, with a 10 mile range on electric models and 30 miles on the gas models.The cooler is light enough to be driven to a location and then picked up and carried. The cooler can be used for hunting, sporting events, races, camping, golf or even a trip to the grocery store to keep your food cold all the way home.

 Toy Manufacturer Brumm unveiled its Little Boy and Fat Man 1:43 scale model atom bombs, the ones used to kill over 500,000 civilians when the US bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki at the end of the Second World War.Source: From The Box 

    Invented by Mika Larson, who sells them from her website named — surprise! — roadrage.com. You get a spiral-bound book of 8- by 11-inch cards, each with one of 43 messages, for $19.99. But here's the stroke of genius: on the back of each card is the mirror-image of the message so the doofus ahead of you can read it in their rearview mirror.   [via Joe Sharkey's "On The Road" column in the May 23 New York Times] Posted originally at bookofjoe: Road Rage Cards: 'Relax %u2014 and let the flip-book do the screaming!' and republished here by th

It looks like neon and it produces light just like neon but unlike neon, which is hard,  the glasses in the picture are flexible. They can be flexible thanks to the Lytec technology they're made of.Live Wire is a semiconductor cable that creates a glare free beautiful light along its entire length that is cold to touch with no hot surfaces or bulbs to break. Safe and Non-Toxic , Comes in eight colors.It was used in Major Films to create special effects. Now it is finally available to the public.  Source Live Wire

 iBar is a system for the interactive design of any bar-counter. Integrated video-projectors can project any content on the milky bar-surface. The intelligent tracking system of iBar detects all objects touching the surface. This input is used to let the projected content interact dynamically with the movements on the counter. Objects can be illuminated at their position or virtual objects can be "touched" with the fingers. Source: http://www.i-bar.ch/&nbsp ; 

The term BEAM is an acronym for Biology, Electronics, Aesthetics and Mechanics. BEAM robotics was invented (and is patented) by Dr Mark W.&nbsp ;Tilden whilst he was a student at University in Canada.  BEAM robotics is a style of robotics that primarily uses simple analog circuits (instead of a microprocessor; though some "mutants" exist that do). Most BEAM robots are unusually simple in design compared to traditional mobile robots, and trade off flexibility in purpose for robustness of performance. (" light-seekers&q uot;) react to light sources.

  A little more expensive than most of the products we highlight, but this one is special...its an aquarium for your toilet. Very, very cool although we're a little confused on what exactly happens when you flush. If all of the water runs out of the tank into the bowl then where do the fish go? Oh and by the way the toilet aquarium is affectionately referred to as Aqariass. Awesome. Available for $1,100 from DesignPeel.com Posted originally at FreshTrend: An Aquarium for Your Toilet: Shopping Blog of Cool Stuff and Unique Gifts Ideas and republished here by the author