Mar
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2009
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Bombs Away toilet provides a subtle visual metaphor in the bathroom

bombsaway.jpgThis is just a normal toilet, sure. It doesn’t do anything fancy when it flushes, there are no LED lights built in and it’s not particularly eco-friendly. But that’s not the point. This toilet has a picture of a plane dropping bombs on it. Get it??

If you’ve been looking for that certain object for your home to show everyone just how hilarious you are, specifically with toilet humor, then I can’t think of anything better than this. I mean, dropping bombs! Oh, that’s rich! I’m so hilarious!

Via 7 Gadgets

Written by john in: Cool Toys,DVice |
Mar
30
2009
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Creativi*tea kettle changes color as it heats up

creativitea_front.jpgTake a look at Creativi*tea, a design concept for a clever tea kettle that changes color as the water heats within, thanks to thermochromic paint.

The two-quart kettle has a ceramic base to retain heat, a stainless steel body to heat up fast, and a soft-rubber handle that insulates its handhold from the heat.

Gorgeous artwork thus far. If Sarina can keep the cost down on this handsome creation, this design could make the leap from concept to reality.



Written by john in: Cool Toys,DVice |
Mar
30
2009
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Timelapse Garden Video Camera, a weatherproof time machine

timelapse_garden.jpgFor those of us who want to watch the grass grow on our spring vacations, that lazy pursuit just took on a whole new meaning. This Timelapse Garden Video Camera can watch the grass grow for you, and after a few days you’ll have fascinating high-resolution (1,280 x 1,024) video for playback on your computer.

Sure, you can do this with a digital camera — some models can even do it without a fancy attachment — but who wants to leave a delicate digi-cam out in the rain for months at a time? This one’s weatherproof and has a battery that’ll let it run for four months, stuffing 18,000 frames on its 2GB removable flash drive.

Flowers and gardens are all fair game for this time machine, but think of its other uses. How about setting it up in an inconspicuous location at a construction site? Clouds billowing by, or traffic on a busy street? Or shooting out your window for a year for a four-seasons video? Choose from six shooting intervals, from one pic every five seconds, to one every 24 hours. It’s $159.95 worth of astonishment.

Oh Gizmo, via Hammacher Schlemmer

Written by john in: Cool Toys,DVice |

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