Have a go at being a magician; the device will suspend almost anything in between the two sources one in the base and the other in the top.

All that would needed is for tee device to plugged into the mains and that would it, you already to see what you can levitate and once mastered, you can then go on to seeing exactly what would be the thing to be levitated.

This is a really funny device and will really impress the folks around the office.

Tech Spec:

240 UK Mains power supply Rotation function switch.
Alignment tool - For setting the object in stability.
Comes complete with… Globe - 14cm diameter - Accurate geographic atlas with comprehensive place names

The IFO 3000 will retail at around £$110.

Source [Shiny Shiny]

How to make the perfect cup of tea, using a tea is a bit of an art, even us English guys have trouble with it. So when Signals brought out the Penguin Tea boy it just has to be a one of the great gadgets.

The hot water is placed in the cup, while the tea bag is placed on the penguin’s beak, which is then lowered into the hot water, down the side of the penguin is a timer, this can be set for the desired amount of minutes that are required.

Once that timer is finished the tea bag is raised and the tea itself is ready to drink, not too weak or too strong.

Priced at $19

Source [Shiny Shiny]

This is a great looking watch, which could have come off of the arm of “Batman” because it is all black it has to be one of the coolest watches around.

The design is really smart, using the light to expose all of the edges around the face of the watch. The material used in this watch are ceramic which is used in the case and bezel which is used in many high performance applications, such as some of the parts that are used in F1 and Sports cars.

The movement is made up of 252 components and the watch case itself needs 160 movements to produce, this is truly a piece of engineering design.

Source [Watch Luxus]

These clocks have been made by using some pieces of disused mother board, which makes a fantastic addition to a normal design item.

They come with a frame that is either black or white, and they come available in three colors. Green, Blue and Red. It measures at fourteen inches across.

Priced at $59.99 and the optional gift packaging for an extra $3.99.

Source [Oh Gizmo]

When you see those trailers and RV’s around the campsites that have an array of Ariel’s and dishes rising out of the roof, most people would think how great that would be, imagine driving around the country, stopping at a park or stopover point and being able to watch all of the programming that would if your were at home, sounds great to me!

The only problem is the dishes and Ariel’s that would need to put up and lined up to the signals, this would actually spoil the day or night!

But naturally there is a solution and it comes in the form of a suitcase.

Welcome to Direc TV, the system that needs no installation and comes with a laptop type screen and is powered by a laptop type battery. Now this is really cool.

Features:

1. Unit Specs ( When Closed):
Width - 19.5″
Height - 5.1″
Depth - 19.5″ (With handle)
Weight - 27.2 lbs.
2. Integrated 17-inch LCD monitor and satellite receiver with two speakers
3. Compact and portable flat antenna and satellite receiver
4. DIRECTV® programming accessed through a platform based on DIRECTV’s D11 set top box
5. Small profile IR remote
6. Component and composite A/V inputs
7. Composite A/V out
8. Satellite in connection
9. Phone Jack
10. USB connection
11. AC and DC capable (cigarette lighter adapter included)
12. Rechargeable, replaceable Li-ion battery ~ 1 hour usage

The Direc TV system costs $1,499, plus the $5 satellite service fee.

Source [Crave]

http://crave.cnet.com/8301-1_105-9748942-1.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=Crave

http://www.directv.com/DTVAPP/global/contentPage.jsp?assetId=P4110014

There has been the Mystic 8 Ball, remember that one the large pool ball that told you your fortune when it was turned over.

Now there is the Big Fortune Cookie, which works on a similar principle as the Mystic 8 Ball, but looks better and comes in a nice presentation box and maybe it will show you the way forward and what decisions you should be making.

Priced at $20.43 for some reason.

Source [Red Ferret]

This bag could get you into a bit of trouble if walked into an airport with it, as it is an X-ray type print, very similar to the image that you would get on an X-ray machine at the airport luggage check in.

There are three designs which show off a variety of different objects, from cell phones, keys, lipstick, pills, drink, guns and so on.

However the comic side of this is really in your face to the authorities and anyone who spends their time worrying about what people are carrying around in their bags.

Source [Pop Gadget]

This is a serious watch, with a serious name “The Reactor” and some serious features too, this watch will always be glowing with just enough light to enable the user to see what the time is, using the Trident “Never Dark” technology.

Features:

Full size case.
Durable day/date quartz movement for exceptional accuracy.
Patent-pending Never Dark™ illumination combines high-energy Superluminova with long-life tritium gas tubes for easy readability in all lighting conditions.
Choice of solid titanium or marine-grade 316L stainless steel construction to provide unequaled durability and corrosion resistance for hassle-free performance.
Triple O-ring screw down crown and crown protector provide unsurpassed water resistance and protection to the fragile crown stem.
Secure “screw bar” case-to-band interface provides 5 to 7 times the strength of traditional spring bars.
Unidirectional rotating timing bezel
Thick, forged case back with integrated O-ring provides superior water resistance.
Highly scratch resistant hardened mineral glass crystal insures the highest degree of shatter resistance.
Solid titanium or 316L stainless steel band with triple secure clasp system, or injection-molded polyurethane band with reinforcing ABS insert for exceptional strength.
Depth rated to 200M (20ATM). Every Reactor watch is individually tested to its rated depth.

The is quite a range in the prices, as it will depend on which finish that you choose, the prices are $300 - $450.

Source [Oh Gizmo]

It is very handy to keep records, but to record an accident as it happens is something completely different. This is from Japan and although at first you think why would you want to do that, it is only when you have an accident do you really need something like this.

You think that you are prepared for any occurrence, but when it actually happens all those plans are forgotten and then so are all the details etc, this means that you could possibly lose any claim four damages, which could cost you thousands of dollars.

Priced at around $412, which is not bad at all.

Source [Techna Bob]

As many people may already have found out, many Web 2.0 services were offline for a few hours yesterday, was this a secret government plan, terrorist or a natural disaster, no it was none of those, in fact it was a worker at the data center at 365, Main, in San Francisco, which is situated on the edge of the cities finance district.

The data center houses many of the webs most popular websites, which include Technorati, Yelp, Adbrite, Typepad and so on. The list is far too long to show.

So what happened there, well it appears that a worker had one to many and decided to bring down a few of the worlds most popular websites in the process.

Source [New Launches]