The Photo Rubiks Cube works just like the regular rubiks cube but now has a photo on each face for you to jumble up and put back together. The original rubiks cube took me a fair while to crack but this one looks like it will be even harder due to mixed up photo’s and trying to find who’s face goes with who. All good fun though for this Christmas time of the year.

To create one of these cube’s you need to submit the photo’s and make sure they are at least 300 dpi. Also it would be wise to make sure the images submitted are square as any other dimensions would get cropped and make people look strange. Each cube costs 30 dollars and takes around 2 – 3 weeks to be delivered.

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On the subject of medical type stuff, we now have the gamma watch. Basically it’s a watch that can detect gamma waves and show radiation levels around you. Very handy if you live next to a nuclear power plant. If not, then it might not be as useful.

The watch costs 250 dollars and does also tell the time 🙂

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Have you ever wanted to see your own veins? Now you can with the Luminetx VeinViewer. The VeinViewer looks to be quite a cool machine/device which can be used for when you need an injection. A light source emits an infra red (or close to infra red) beam and this gets bounced back by tissue surrounding the vein. A video camera then captures the reflected light and processes the image and projects it back on to the skin. You can then see an overlay of your veins.

More information can be found at the link below.

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The Elecom CD/DVD data crusher is a USB powered device in which you connect to your PC and attach the CD/DVD and push a button. As seen above, it creates a wonderful pattern and supposidly destroys the data. Keep in mind that both sides of a DVD could do with being destroyed.

The Elecom costs around 27 dollars.

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The Micro Mosquito is another cool tony helicopter that you can fly from the comfort of your living room. It is similar to the Picoz, but is it better? The Picoz is very nicely priced at just short of 30 pounds. The Micro Mosquito is priced at just short of 70. The mosquito looks great. It defines what tiny is (well, at least for the next 2 months) and it is also very functional. In the box you get a launch pad, controller and the micro mosquito. 45 minutes of charging will get you about 10 minutes flying time which is not the best considering you have to wait patiently for 45 minutes for 10 minutes of paying. Appart from that it seems it cannot be faulted and would make an ideal present for those who want a cheaper alternative to the fully priced petrol powered rc helicopters.

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Princeton have created the PNS01S NAS. This new NAS is a compact version built with an aluminium casing. It measures 2.36 x 8.27 x 7.17 inches. Two versions of this NAS are available. The first contains 400Gb of storage and the second contains 500Gb (half a terabyte). It can connect via USB 2.0 or ethernet (gigabit speeds) and is great for those seeking for a NAS solution.

The built in drive is a SATA with 16Mb cache.

Via: Engadget

The Casio LK-100 takes a slightly different approach to the integrated piano tutor that you get on some keyboards. Most have lights just behind the keys. The LK-100 goes a step further and actually lights up the end of each key as you need to press it. This is great for those wanting to take their first steps in to learning such an amazing instrument. A lot of songs are built in so you have a lot to work with in various skill steps.

The Casio LK-100 is available from Amazon and costs around 120 dollars which I think is a great price for a keyboard.

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