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TwitterPeek for the Tweet Geek


Can you believe it? Are we users so addicted to Twitter, tweets, twittering and retweets enough for an electronics manufacturer to  consider releasing a Twitter stand-alone device?  Believe it or not but it’s true, the TwitterPeek gadget was made for the sole purpose of doing all your Twitter activities.



Mario-themed USB sticks a must have

So now we know what Mario looks like with different moustaches, it’s time to combine our love for the Italian-American plumber and USB with these Mario themed memory sticks.
All with 4GB storage, we have Mario, Shroom, Goomba, Koopa, and the Mario question mark (which is actually a USB extender). There used to be a Luigi [...]

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I’m a fan of good looking and useful kitchen appliances, despite not having a big enough kitchen to house them all, so this Gradient portable electric drinks heater/cooler caught my eye.
Not only does it serve a dual purpose (not at the same time, obviously) but it looks pretty good too.
The bottom hotplate takes care of [...]



If you thought the Mr.Gadget 1GB USB 2.0 Executive Watch in our 10 Crazy and Weird USB Sticks post was taking things – marrying watches and USB – too far, then you’d better look away now because here’s another one.
This one doesn’t even have a fancy name – it’s just a watch-style USB 4-port hub. [...]

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I love watches, despite the fact that I haven’t worn one since the battery died on my last watch over three years ago.
Though I don’t need half the functions on the cool watches I’m showing off here (it’s a simple left turn from my bedroom to my computer room, after all, so getting back must [...]



Last year, Tonium caused quite a stir with its Pacemaker portable digital music DJing system, particularly as it was initially quite difficult to get hold of it.
Well, now it’s 2009 and the second generation Pacemaker is less than a month away.
This one will contain a 60GB hard drive for music storage, plus a range of [...]



Wake Up To A Blast

I have never been a morning person, and waking up before noon has always been a feat for me. While I have been waking up before half of the day is over for quite some time now, it does not mean that I like it or that I have gotten used to it. [...]



Efergy eLite Wireless Energy Monitor

Tough times today I know and by the time you read this, you may have already been thinking of how you can monitor the amount of electricity you use everyday.
Rumors are circulating in your division that there would be cuts, some have to be let go while some would probably need to punch-in [...]



I wonder who woke up one morning and thought “I need to build a machine that can beat out rhythms really fast and really loud on that old drum I’ve got in the garage”?
Troy Rogers, Steven Kemper and Scott Barton of Expressive Machines Musical Instruments, that’s who.
They’ve created Madi (the Multi Mallet Automatic Drumming Instrument) [...]



Cats cradle meets times tables with The Maths Wrap

I don’t know if anyone outside Britain had to do “times tables” when they were at school – those monotonous ramblings designed to get you to learn what anything from 1×1 to 12×12 was.
Well, they were boring and not necessarily the best way for kids to learn. Thing is, multiplication is pretty useful, even if [...]

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Marks & Spencer: a British high street store that I’d never really associated with technology products, I must admit: more underwear and food (not together).
Still, the retailer has launched a high-end iPod dock made from environmentally-friendly material.
M&S reckons the BLOK comes in at an “affordable must-have price”, though my wallet shrivelled at the sound of [...]



The Gota Dishwasher

Alright ‘ya geeks, I think there’s no escaping dishwashing chores from here on eh? Not when the world has for ‘ya something to keep you interested washing your own dishes at least!
This is the Gota dishwasher designed by Ibsen Caldas and is made from ABS polycarbonate. It has the single geek [...]

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TISSOT SEA-Touch divers watchFor the serious diver (or city faker who likes to fool people into thinking he’s just come back from the Pacific) comes some serious wrist wear.

Swiss luxury watchmaker TISSOT has just shown off the SEA-Touch dive watch. It has many of the features a diver would need, including a diver’s log book for tracking previous dives, dive depth and speed displayed on its luminescent hands, thermometer and compass. There’s also an alarm, calendar, stopwatch and time zone function.







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