No details about the features of the phone. The phone comes packaged with a Jackson live performance live DVD, which could be counterfeit. But MJ fans should love it.

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Gadgets shaped like a gold bar may be able to boost your energy for your work, thus induce wealth. The Gold bar paperweight measures (L)16.5 x (H)4.5 x (W)7.5 cm, which is actually the real size of a 999.9 Gold Bar. Unfortunately, it’s not made out of real gold. If you want one, you can get it from Brando for $30.

Buy online, $30, Brando

To listen to the incomplete or scrambled tunes on the neckties, what you need to is to sacrifice an old walkman. Take the front cover off, stick the magnetic playhead out with helps of some glue and clothespin, plug in headphones into the walkman, rub the playhead along the surface of your necktie. Watch the clip below how it’s done.

These audible neckties will run you $90, but they may be useful when you’ve got too bored with your days, which you can then ready your screw drivers, sabotage an old walkman and listen to some tunes on the neckties.

Buy online, $90, Supermarket

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The solar-powered skull simply collects sun energy to juice up the internal battery during day time, which then allows it to light up the two horrible eyes to glare at your guests at night.

Buy online, $20.70, Uxsight

The Flip Flop drive comes with 4GB storage capacity which is more than sufficient to store all the photos you’ve taken with your sweet ones during last summer. It features anti-dust design and I particularly love the bright color which keeps sunshine with you always.

Buy online, $12.70, Uxsight

Here comes the Start Your Engine Alarm Clock, which awakens you with the exhilarating sound of a high-powered V8 engine. If you choose to keep your butt sticking to the bed, the Engine alarm clock will increase its RPM when it cycles through four gears to top speed, and the engine sound will grow in pitch and intensity along until you press the snooze button.

This alarm clock has been designed with great details of a car, where there is a tachometer surrounding the digital time window that shows a needle moving when the RPM increases to its redline of 6,000 rpm. It also features a headlight, which is actually a button when gets pressed to get the time and tachometer display illuminated for easy viewing at night. It also includes an AM/FM radio.

Buy online, $16, Hammacher.

The Comb USB drive features a 2GB storage capacity, which sounds little short for today’s need. But the best is this USB drive doubles up as a comb which you can use to keep your hair neat always. And you’ll not forget your Comb drive, if keeping hair neat is one of your top priorities in life.

The Comb USB drive costs $36, which is much more expensive than any average USB drives that carry the same capacity. The extra price definitely goes to its ability to get your hair back in good shape while you’re on the run.

Buy online, $36, Audiocubes

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The Carpet Radio is not just a concept, it a fully functional radio and a carpet that is up and running but it’s not being sold yet. The idea is cool, presenting you a comfortable carpet for you to sit on it and it can start searching and getting tuned into radio stations for you.

It’s unsure whether this Carpet Radio will get confused when you have more than one person stepping on it. But I believe it won’t, perhaps it’ll even increase its signal reception strength as it’s got more antennas.

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Todays technology advances at such a speed that often consumers are left in awe of it all. The high tech terminology, the ultra small, ultra portable, metallic or white devides we carry around with us are, to the vast amount of consumers, simply baffling. The Wifi Dowsing Rod aims to work against this. By basing the design for a wireless internet detector on century’s old technology, the user feels immediately at home with the product, whilst feeling less intimidated by the simple shape and natural materials

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And a little more fun is the clock projects the time and temperature on the wall. When you have your hands approaching the top or the two sides of the clock, the clock shall respond accordingly and have the projected digital figure changing according to your hand commands. You can change the projection angle for up to 60 degrees and also change the light up in any one of the 5 different colors. I repeat, it’s fun one, great for killing some time.

Buy online, Uxsight, $19

The BloodBot consists only an arm with a needle and a probe. This robot probes around your arm until it finds an area of flesh that is less squishy than the rest, and it’ll then jab you with a needle. Unfortunately, this robot has only 78% of accuracy, which would mean it could do something very wrong when it’s inaccurate. Apparently, only brave souls are willing to hand the destiny of their arms to this robot.

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Besides the handy cooler, other nice gadgets and interesting tech news that we’ve missed this week are as follows:

2. Linux auto baby rocker – If you’re a Linux lover, look at how Lior Kaplan used an Ubuntu Linux script to make his computer CD ROM, to open and close continuously. And the CD ROM is tied to a baby rocker for rocking the baby to sleep.

3. Toshiba JournE Touch Tablet comes with 7-inch display, powered by an ARM-based processor.

4. iPhone XSKN iKeyboard a Bluetooth keyboard for the iPhone and iPod Touch, making messaging much easier.

5. Sony Alarm clock with retractable iPod dock – an alarm clock with a retractable iPod or iPhone dock, so you can wake up in your favorite tunes.

And have a happy weekend!

It has a little pump, stands on top of a 1-liter tank that comes with it. It can be either connected to your computer’s USB port or powered by batteries. It’ll start peeing when a button is pressed.

The only worry is it’ll get water all over your computer and gadgets, and you’d face risk of getting electrocuted. It has a name called Shoubenkozou, is available in four colors, costs only $20 and currently available in Japan only. Those who live outside of Japan, will likely be able to get it from the English version of Thanko online store later.

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The Digital video fridge magnet has a built-in memory which allows you to store up to 30 seconds of video. To record the video into the device, you just need to look into the camera of the device, hit a button and record your message. With the 30-second video, you could be more creative on the messages that you wanna leave to your loved ones. The device is equipped with a 1.5 inch LCD screen, sufficient for your loved ones to view your facial expressions clearly. And it charges via USB.

Buy online, £30, IWantOneOfThose

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These skull-shaped USB speakers claim bringing “head-banging” to the next level, offering hi-fi quality sound output from your computer, should be best used for those who love “heavy metal” music.

Buy online, Uxsight, $47

The receiver of the telephone has been stuffed with a status LED, a sound card, a speaker a WiFi card and there is a an 128×128 OLED panel at the top. The main unit contains the motherboard, monitor and audio portage and a solid state drive with 32GB capacity. Power and USB cables are connected to the main unit through the curly cable of the telephone.

The size of the Mobira handset is the challenge to installing cooling system into this PC case. But the modder is happy as he could maintain the PC in the original size of the Mobira telephone but the little downside is it’s kinda noisy not suitable to be used as a home cinema PC. It took 40 hours for the modder to complete it. The clip below tells more about it and you can get more pictures here.

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This USB Skull is handmade and comes in very few quantities each month. This skull will be sold in Japan within September for 15,000 yen. There is no information whether it’ll get out of Japan. If you want one, perhaps you can get it from Geekstuff4u

Look, the above picture obviously shows that it’s a USB drive, where the lower jaw is the cap which can be removed to reveal the USB connector.

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The Anger management set comes with three different sized stress balls, each with a different expression. The bigger the ball is, the angrier the expression is. So next time you’re thinking about lobbing your monitor out the window, use our Anger Management stress balls – much safer and less likely to land you in jail. A set of this costs you only $11.50 from SpinningHat

Buy online, $11.50, Spinninghat

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You can add some humor to your next golf game by letting your golf partner hit the RC golf ball, and you remotely control the ball to fly in an opposite direction of his swing. This will leave him scratching his head what has actually happened to his swing.

The remote control of the RC golf ball has a joystick which allows you to easily direct the ball within the 100 feet range. The golf ball can operate in three different selectable frequencies. If you have two of these, you can race them at a time by having each to run their own frequency.

The RC golf ball needs a battery to run. It comes with a rechargeable 1.2V battery. You also need a 9V battery and 1.5 AA batteries (not included) for the remote control to work. Please note that this RC gold ball is not meant for kids under 3 years. Be sure not to buy it as gift for the kids.

Buy online, £9.99, Gadgetshop<;/p>

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