The iBum Chair can only be a useful piece of furniture if you are a clown, paparazzi or just plain perverted. Practical jokers can invite their unsuspecting victims (or celebrities with a penchant for not wearing underwear) to sit in the iBum Chair and a quick flash later (pun intended), the iBum Chair will have photocopied their backside and printed it convieniantly at the side of the chair ready for you have a good laugh at them (for about 5 seconds) or send it to the local celebrity gossip magazine (could be profitable).
Another day another Lego trademark infringement. Today is the turn of the Gold Lego USB Drive. Cons – not real gold. Pros – it is made out of a real 50th anniversary gold Lego 2x 4 brick. The Gold Lego USB Drive can hold up to 2GB of data and comes with a snazzy key chain so you can attach it to your jeans or whatever.
This Jelly Fish Broadband Router is pretty cool looking and we can see this being as must have as a ‘lava lamp’ in many a student flat. The Jelly Fish Broadband Router is part of a project by Goldsmith University students in London aiming at designing ‘Routers of the Future’ and the Jelly Fish router is definitely a break from the ugly black boxes we all have hidden in the corner under our desks.
The white Cowon S9 Curve has been unveiled for Korean buyers only which makes the rest of the world feel just great. However, seeing how unimpressive the Cowan S9 actually was when it was released last year, we’re not feeling to bitter that the white Cowon S9 Curve won’t be within our grasp just yet.
Modern Warfare 2′s Prestige Edition shows other game publishers how to do the whole ‘collectors edition’ thing. They’ve got Night Vision Goggles yo! Apart from the questions raised of anyone owning a pair of night vision goggles, they add about 100 million to Modern Warfare 2′s Prestige Edition’s cool points.
Super Mario is a truly global phenom and testament to this is this neat India’s Got Talent recreation of the Super Mario game play with real people. The contestants borrow heavily from those Japanese game shows where the participants are dressed in black and move other participants around against a black backdrop to create some cool scenes.