Gadgets & Gizmos

See this at: thegreenhead.com| Added on 12/28/07

I didn't think that kitchen knife blocks could get any cooler or more macabre than the Voodoo Knife Holder, but that was until I discovered the spinning wheel of death inspired Throwzini's Knife Block. Now you can have all the sheer excitement and... See more

I didn't think that kitchen knife blocks could get any cooler or more macabre than the Voodoo Knife Holder, but that was until I discovered the spinning wheel of death inspired Throwzini's Knife Block. Now you can have all the sheer excitement and certain danger of a circus knife throwing act right in your very own kitchen. This unique knife block comes with 5 stainless steel razor sharp professional chef knives that are stored around the body of an "assistant" and held securely in place by magnets in each individual protective knife sheath. Best of all, it actually spins! Unfortunately, since the handcrafted knife block is made of wood, it probably wouldn't be wise to store any flaming cutlery. Definitely, the perfect gift for ringmasters, carnies and all who love to watch morbid acts of death-defying skills! See less

See this at: kaboodle.com| Added on 12/28/07

One spout for measuring and larger flip-top spout for large volume pouring. Snap-on lid keeps freshness in and bugs out. Durable plastic dispenser holds 5-pound bag with bag gripper.

One spout for measuring and larger flip-top spout for large volume pouring. Snap-on lid keeps freshness in and bugs out. Durable plastic dispenser holds 5-pound bag with bag gripper. See less

Highlights: Only: $8.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 12/28/07

Tiny magnets lift 1 pound each! Neodymium magnets are becoming World Famous for their amazing lift to weight ratios. It used to be you could only find Neodymium magnets in specialized equipment like hard drives. Now they are creeping up more and more... See more

Tiny magnets lift 1 pound each! Neodymium magnets are becoming World Famous for their amazing lift to weight ratios. It used to be you could only find Neodymium magnets in specialized equipment like hard drives. Now they are creeping up more and more in everyday life. You could even consider making your own. How? It's very simple! You just find yourself a nice chunk of some Misch metal from the Earth's substrate, then carefully extract any Neodymium, purify it, mold it, coat it in a small amount of nickel, and then wrap some plastic around it in the shape of a thumbtack. Voila. These rare earth magnetic fridge pins are great for home or office. Their small size won't cover up your pictures, notes and lists. And again, let us repeat that they are strong enough to hold 10 sheets of paper and lift up to 1 lb. each! Set of 8 pins in every set! See less

Highlights: $4.99

See this at: vat19.com| Added on 12/28/07

These colored flame candles are a fun way to celebrate any special occasion. Each set of 12 party candles features six different colors; there are two candles per color. There are also twelve plastic holders that not only collect wax, but also make... See more

These colored flame candles are a fun way to celebrate any special occasion. Each set of 12 party candles features six different colors; there are two candles per color. There are also twelve plastic holders that not only collect wax, but also make it incredibly easy to decorate the cake. Each candle's color represents the color of the flame it produces. Decorate your next cake with purple, green, blue, orange, and red flames. Please note that the white candle produces an orange flame. * Burn time: 8 minutes * Candles are 2" tall * 12 candles per package See less

Highlights: Price: $3.95

See this at: vat19.com| Added on 12/28/07

It was love at first site when it came to these invisible playing cards. Now, before you get too skeptical, they're not actually 100% invisible. They're made from clear plastic, yet still feel like their paper counterparts. In addition, they're... See more

It was love at first site when it came to these invisible playing cards. Now, before you get too skeptical, they're not actually 100% invisible. They're made from clear plastic, yet still feel like their paper counterparts. In addition, they're completely waterproof. What we also love about these decks is that they come in a handy, plastic carrying case. No more trying to shove your cards into a beat-up old cardboard box. * Waterproof * Comes in a sturdy carrying case * Unmarkable for honest play See less

Highlights: Price: $7.50

See this at: us.kohler.com| Added on 12/26/07

Low-profile SoundTile speaker allow you to enjoy your favorite music or Internet radio stations through your DTV™ II interface. SoundTile K-8033-BN speaker in Vibrant® Brushed Nickel.

Low-profile SoundTile speaker allow you to enjoy your favorite music or Internet radio stations through your DTV™ II interface. SoundTile K-8033-BN speaker in Vibrant® Brushed Nickel. See less

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 12/26/07

Product Features * Connects to PDAs Smartphones and Computers using Bluetooth * Projects a full size keyboard onto any flat surface * Allows the convenience of regular keyboard typing in a tiny form factor * Rechargeable battery lasts for 120 minutes... See more

Product Features * Connects to PDAs Smartphones and Computers using Bluetooth * Projects a full size keyboard onto any flat surface * Allows the convenience of regular keyboard typing in a tiny form factor * Rechargeable battery lasts for 120 minutes of continuous typing * Tiny size only 3.5 inches high * Compatible with PalmOS 5, PocketPC 2003, Windows Smartphone, Symbian OS, and Windows 2000/XP. Limited Mac OSX Support. Click here for compatibility details and product specifications See less

Highlights: $179.99

See this at: fredflare.com| Added on 12/26/07

Add a splash of colorful light stream to your faucet water w/ this amazing faucet light! Color changes as temp changes. Cold water = blue light and hot water = red light! Super easy one minute install. Batteries are included. Click here for our new... See more

Add a splash of colorful light stream to your faucet water w/ this amazing faucet light! Color changes as temp changes. Cold water = blue light and hot water = red light! Super easy one minute install. Batteries are included. Click here for our new fred blog. See less

Highlights: $24

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 12/26/07

APPLY DIRECTLY TO USB PORT! Rechargeable batteries are great! They power all our favorite gadgets. Without them, we'd be tossing all these alkaline batteries and their caustic chemicals back into the environment, and that's a recipe for bad times.... See more

APPLY DIRECTLY TO USB PORT! Rechargeable batteries are great! They power all our favorite gadgets. Without them, we'd be tossing all these alkaline batteries and their caustic chemicals back into the environment, and that's a recipe for bad times. The problem with rechargeables is the myriad plugs, ports, sockets and bays you need to have around to keep them filled with electrons. Oh, the battery's dead, but where's that dang recharger? Sound familiar? Then, one day, an enterprising geek built the charger into the battery. Not just any charger, mind you. They used a standard USB port built right into the battery. Now, when your batteries are flatlining, pop the cap, and jam 'em into your nearest ubiquitous USB port. Whether it's on your computer, laptop, monitor or powered USB hub, all you need is 250mA of juice from your universal serial bus, and a little patience. In just a few hours, you'll have 1300mAH of power! Two AA batteries per order. See less

See this at: perpetualkid.com| Added on 12/26/07

Our Flexible silicone Illuminated Full Sized Keyboard is strong, silent and indestructible! It's portable so you can just roll it up and take it with you! Never learned to type without looking at the keys? Now you can respond to those late night... See more

Our Flexible silicone Illuminated Full Sized Keyboard is strong, silent and indestructible! It's portable so you can just roll it up and take it with you! Never learned to type without looking at the keys? Now you can respond to those late night emails without the assistance of a blaring desk lamp! * Virtually indestructible * Washable and hygienic * Portable and storable * Dust-proof and water-resistant * EL illumination on/off * Simply wipe up any spilled liquid with a damp cloth * Fits in your briefcase, backpack or notebook carrying bag and you do not have to worry any sharp edges * Size: 49x13 mm See less

Highlights: $26.99

See this at: bluelounge.com| Added on 12/18/07

Have you ever noticed how all those small cords supplied with your electronic equipment come in six-foot lengths (1.8m)? Probably six times what you actually need for connecting your laptop to your favorite device! And the result; a massive messy... See more

Have you ever noticed how all those small cords supplied with your electronic equipment come in six-foot lengths (1.8m)? Probably six times what you actually need for connecting your laptop to your favorite device! And the result; a massive messy knotted tangle. Sometimes even damage. Well, this issue was bugging us enough to design, patent and produce the simple and efficient Cableyoyo. Cableyoyo is an empty spool around which you wrap your existing cord. It will take any cord up to 5mm in diameter, and this covers all low voltage chargers, USB, firewire, data and telephone cables. The Cableyoyo’s cool design is ultra-thin so the cord cannot overlap when coiled. This neat coiling ensures that you can pack the most cord into the smallest amount of space and still keep it truly untangled and untwisted when extended. The ultra thin design also means it packs easily into those narrow pockets in a laptop bag or your pocket, with little bulging. Two small inbuilt clasps hold the cord at... See less

Highlights: $5

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 12/14/07

No more struggling with packaging As an avid online shopper (primarily ThinkGeek, of course) you are certainly familiar with one of life's minor hassles - plastic clam shell packaging. These nearly impenetrable clear plastic fortresses are an... See more

No more struggling with packaging As an avid online shopper (primarily ThinkGeek, of course) you are certainly familiar with one of life's minor hassles - plastic clam shell packaging. These nearly impenetrable clear plastic fortresses are an annoying barrier between you and your shiny new toy. It isn't enough that you've had to wait almost 36 hours since placing your order, but now you must perform surgery using nothing more than a pair of dull kitchen scissors before finally commencing your gadget happy dance! The Dual Bladed EZ Clam Shell Opener is a new hand-held tool specifically designed to safely and easily open these troublesome packages. Plastic packaging has revolutionized the retail industry and these packages are everywhere. Now a revolutionary tool design is helping consumers catch up! The Dual Bladed EZ Clam Shell Opener makes opening those plastic packages safe and easy. But it also works great at opening a variety of other items! Great for: FedEx envelopes, shipping... See less

Highlights: $4.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 12/14/07

Tiny remote ready for secret missions Welcome to your debriefing, Mr. Blond. This mission is especially delicate so we've had R devise a new gadget for you. Its code name is M-3904-DD920-8903B, but you may call it the Micro Spy Remote. This little... See more

Tiny remote ready for secret missions Welcome to your debriefing, Mr. Blond. This mission is especially delicate so we've had R devise a new gadget for you. Its code name is M-3904-DD920-8903B, but you may call it the Micro Spy Remote. This little universal remote is the newest (secret) weapon in your arsenal to confuse hoards of TV viewers and perhaps save the free world as we know it. In seconds (just hold the mute button until the TV target mutes), you can take control of almost any television set, thus preventing S.M.U.S.H. propaganda from brainwashing what the Americans so cleverly refer to as "couch potatoes" (though, really, would anyone notice?) The Micro Spy Remote's powers will work on a wide variety of televisions (Sony, Panasonic, Samsung, Toshiba, Sanyo, Aiwa, Mitsubishi, Philips, JVC, Sharp, etc) and its small size will safeguard you against discovery. Remember, Agent 002, if you are caught, the Department will not save you. You are on your own. Good luck, Mr. Blond. See less

Highlights: $8.99 - $17.97

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 12/14/07

Cubicle warfare just got an upgrade The arms race is on. The workplace has become a dangerous place, but once upon a time, it was all a laugh. Back in the day, your workmates chased each other with squirt-guns, then disc-guns. Everybody laughed when... See more

Cubicle warfare just got an upgrade The arms race is on. The workplace has become a dangerous place, but once upon a time, it was all a laugh. Back in the day, your workmates chased each other with squirt-guns, then disc-guns. Everybody laughed when somebody brought in the harmless Airzooka. Gleefully, somebody brought in a marshmallow blaster. Then it went kinda nuts. Sonic Grenades, catapults, lightsabers, ninjas... Suddenly, it was less about harmless fun. Suddenly, things got serious. Deadly serious. The day that the guy down the hall brought in the USB Missile Launcher was the day the gauntlet was thrown down. Today is the day it gets picked up, and slapped across the face of your office enemy. ThinkGeek's new USB Rocket Launcher has more than twice the range of his missile launcher - yeah, I said twice the range. Now you can be the one your cube-neighbors fear, and fear leads to respect... or does fear lead to anger? I forget. Anyway, this rocket launcher connects to your Windows... See less

Highlights: $34.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 12/14/07

Dial "B" for Bluetooth Okay, so apparently this Bluetooth stuff is named after a 10th century king of Denmark who enjoyed eating blueberries a bit too much, resulting in blue stained teeth. Harold "Bluetooth" Gormson helped to unite Sweden, Norway,... See more

Dial "B" for Bluetooth Okay, so apparently this Bluetooth stuff is named after a 10th century king of Denmark who enjoyed eating blueberries a bit too much, resulting in blue stained teeth. Harold "Bluetooth" Gormson helped to unite Sweden, Norway, and Denmark much like the way Bluetooth helps to unite your wireless gadgets under a single standard. And did we mention that the Bluetooth logo is composed of the rune characters representing his initials - H and B. But that's enough useless trivia for today - let's move onto something much more important! We have taken the ever-popular Retro Handset and updated it to connect to your cell phone using Bluetooth technology. That's right! No more tangled up phone cord. Now people will think you're really crazy talking into a old-time handset connected to... nothing. Oh, and speaking of nothing, there's nothing out there quite like this handset because this product is a ThinkGeek original design, only available here. How 'bout them blueberries? See less

Highlights: $29.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 12/14/07

Increasing Success By Lowering Expectations... This year ThinkGeek teamed up with the geniuses at Despair, Inc. to bring you another custom 2008 calendar. Each calendar is a work of staggering depression and includes twelve Demotivators (see below... See more

Increasing Success By Lowering Expectations... This year ThinkGeek teamed up with the geniuses at Despair, Inc. to bring you another custom 2008 calendar. Each calendar is a work of staggering depression and includes twelve Demotivators (see below for specifics). Each calendar is also chock filled with a plethora of depressing dates. We've meticulously combed through the annals of important techie dates and presents them to you in this one-of-a-kind 2008 calendar from Despair, Inc. and ThinkGeek. This 2008 Calendar is simply the perfect gift for the person who has everything, but still isnt happy about it! Some sample dates of import: * August 4th, 1997 - Skynet goes online. After starting a nuclear war, sends Terminators into the past. * May 22nd, 1973 - Ethernet invented. Thus begins the ascendancy of the geek. * September 19th - Talk like a pirate day. * March 10th, 2000 - The Dot Com Bubble bursts. ROFLCOPTER. * July 9th, 1982 - Theatrical release of TRON. Always remember arcade... See less

Highlights: $15.99