Rahul Bhandari | Jul 2 2009

The GameDr video game timer will help parents check their children’s habit of playing excessive video games. Parents need to set the time allowed for the game and when the time is up, the electrical timer will automatically lock it. The GameDr is compatible with any plug-in video game system. Parents should not worry about its lock, as a four-digit pass code prevents unauthorized timer changes. It comes with a one-year warranty and will only cost around $30.

Via: digitalinnovations/gamertell

Rahul Bhandari | Jul 2 2009

I am in a fix about the increasing number of spy gadgets. After the video camera key holder, sunglasses and necktie, now it’s coming in a button. Selling on GeekStuff4U, the Thanko button spy camera has built-in 4GB memory, records 640×480 video at 15fps and is also capable of shooting pictures in 1280×1024. The spycam is so real that you can use it on your shirt and control the activity around, from the wireless ring accompanying it. To view the spy operation, one needs to just plug the camera into the PC via a USB port.

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Rahul Bhandari | Jul 2 2009

Modification needs to float the product, and this innovative initiate seems the great leap to preserve the iconic and simple form of the traditional scale. The designer chose wood as a main material and added an electrical monitor that shows the exact value, when any pen or pencil’s tip touches any button that is fixed in the scale. This product is useful for schoolchildren and skilled architects.

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Rahul Bhandari | Jul 1 2009

It’s dream to have s gun, but legal complications made it difficult or even improbable. However, this DIY fully automatic gun needs no certification. It’s made from wood and has a 504-round capacity, and can fire up to 1200 rubber bands per minute.
It might be just a toy, but if we check its artistic side, it’s a fantastic piece that is built by DIYnet member “OG Crafts.”

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Rahul Bhandari | Jul 1 2009

This cool transparent USB Tube Delight Audio is a portable PC sound card that supports Window 2000/XP/Vista, Mac, Linux. It can connect to speakers/headphone and microphone and weighs just 12g. So enjoy the music with this transparent music gadget that will cost around $32.


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Rahul Bhandari | Jul 1 2009

Innovation, advance technology and Apple’s faith is key behind the iphone’s success and if there is anything that is going to associate with it, that should be above comparison and criticism. A small Japanese company called Factron has come up with a unique case and Fisheye lens for iphone that is going with its reputation and quality. Apart from the Fisheye lens, company also adds variety with the Superwide lens and Zoom lens. The case will cost around $200 and the lens for $18 to $55.

Via: geeky-gadgets/journaldugeek

Rahul Bhandari | Jul 1 2009


LMR-user Arek ArunioSmo has come up with a unique robot design, the Climber that can climb stairs’ easily. The Climber is made from wooden arc and uses its extra front wheels to get grip and climb the stairs. ArunioSmo’s Climber can be a great fun for children as it can make children busy.

Via: botropolis

Rahul Bhandari | Jul 1 2009

This USB powered little iPod mini speaker could be good for music lovers. The maker has specially taken care for its design and users’ convenience. This sturdy retro shaped iPod speaker holds the iPod upright and its design fits anywhere. It works with iPod Classic, iPod Nano, iPod Touch, iPod Mini and assures enough volume to keep you rocking. It will cost around $19.75 to $24.5

Via: delight

Rahul Bhandari | Jun 29 2009

Weird is what symbolizes creativity at junctures. Stepping into realms of biking and going bizarre over the mania of creation, Suzuki GSXR1000’s been rubbed sliver and gray by some unknown person is another make to relive the weirdo-creative genius. it’s functional and creator has put it on Craigslist to find a buyer.

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Rahul Bhandari | Jun 29 2009

The ever increasing demand of unusual and different stuff drives some people to devote their maximum time to develop astonishing things. Russian Anton Pots is a one of such people, and he is not only a pioneer, but a source of inspiration for others as well. This inspirational artist has stunned us with his awesome creation in the past and his cylindrical “Dire Snake” Bomb is a new entrant in this league.

Via: casemodblog/diresnake