Akai Flash Drives

modeled on the AKAI MPC2000XL sampler and the EMU SP1200 drum machine

40$ and holds four gigs. It literally looks like the AKAI haha I'm lovin it. Usually USB designs are kinda iffy, but this one is too clever too ignore.

Catch the pre-order here

Throw Up Your Set!

Thug tech at it's finest. IMM Living's east/west creations now bring the rivalry to the electronic frontier. These USB flash drives move the gang wars from the streets into a local coffee shop near you. Mac users and PC users finally have a means to throw up their specific gang signs. Just make sure you don't walk into the wrong coffee shop with whatever clique you claim.


On another note:

Even though they come in red and blue I don't believe they're molded in actual blood or crip gang signs. I wouldn't imagine they would have clearance to do that.

The I Contact

The Eun-Gyeong Gwon & Eun-Jae Lee designed eye contact is above and beyond your average contact lense. It is laced with optical sensors and is synced with your computer so as to let you control your cursor with your mouse.

Now that's high tech. Not too sure how functional this is right now considering how new this technology is.

And how do you mouse click? Do you blink?

Klingon Keyboard

I am not really a Star Trek fan (remember Trekkie is a derrogatory name to call STF's) but this keyboard is pretty interesting haha. Getting this keyboard would solidify my place in geekdom.


I guess the Klingon alphabet has only 26 letters.

Shake it Like a Polaroid Picture?

You remember the old instant photograph cameras. They were as big as bricks and the pictures took forever and a day to develop. But now Polaroid has come out with a brand new way of doing things; the digital printout. Zinx and Polaroid have teamed up to provide us with instant pictures once more. The prints take 60 seconds to print and sadly shaking it won't make it go any faster.

Available in March