Check out the 24mm cubic box mp3 which is supposedly the smallest MP3 player ever?!?

Never before has such a big sound come from such a tiny device! And when we say tiny, we really mean tiny. We are not just talking about palm-sized. We are talking about finger-sized. But size is not a sacrifice for quality and performance. You get the same level quality of sound than the top MP3 players on the market that are typically 10x larger and 3x more expensive.

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Check out these cool Video Goggles for your iPod!

Yet another sweet product to put a smile on all you iPod owners face!
The C4-MV1 by ISONIC allows you to watch your videos through these glasses, expect a 320×240 QVGA resolution, actually this is not brand new, it can be found in the US (SolidOptex).

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Check out this cool space-age music sofa. I wonder how it balances…

Designed by Giongkun Wuqiongkun, this curved seat has enough cushions to keep you comfy, but also packs in a CD player for pumping the tunes to the large built-in speaker units. And if that’s not enough for you, it’s also got wireless functionality, so you can pull in tunes from elsewhere if you wish.

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Here’s an interesting site called Chinavasion.com where you can order gadgets from China on the cheap. Check out some of the cameras they got for $20.

Garrett found this site and he says, “You could probably buy a whole bunch of these fake MP4 players and sell them on ebay…make some money…”

Cool…

Here’s how to make a USB charging flashlight. But you can probably make this work for many other devices that run 5V including MP3 players, cellphones, whatever it is. Just don’t complain if you try to power something less than 5V and blow it up…

After reviewing the Forever Flashlight for The Gadget Panel I couldn’t help but take its capabilities to the next level. I wanted a portable USB charger that could recharge things like my iPod Shuffle. I know there are lots of battery powered options, but I wanted something that didn’t need battery replacement. USB power is 5 Volts and that is exactly what this flashlight puts out on the auxiliary power plug so there is no voltage level conversion required. I also like the fact that this flashlight has Ni-MH batteries inside, not just some big capacitors like some other units.

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Here’s a great DIY on how to make some sock headphones! Just do (not) use your old stinky socks for this project. You can make a iPod sock puppet if are not so much into circuit bending. Better yet, you can even buy stinky socks for this project! Well, you can always check out stinkyworld.com for some more stinky ideas…

After making a few Telephone Handset Microphones I came to realize that all of these handsets had perfectly good speakers that were not being put to good use.

I set out to correct this problem.

This is the natural solution.

Sockphones are socks that are headphones. The sound quality isn’t the best, but they are very comfortable.

Sockphones can be made with all variations of socks and can also be made of every material, in every assortment of colors and in all sizes. They can use any form of two-speaker headphone solution.

The combinations are out of this world!

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Here’s a cool iPod bed for a decent price.

Smart Technology™ Two 4” built-in stereo speakers and a control panel with a volume knob and audio input connections let you plug in your iPod® or MP3 player, kick back and enjoy a surround-sound experience. The headboard is slightly curved and upholstered in soft 100% cotton twill with white contrast stitching. The wood bed frame is available in White or Sun Valley Honey.

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Here’s a funny iPhone parody that shows you how you can use the iPhone as a cheese grater, shaver, mouse trap, lip gloss, condiment dispenser, mace, treadmill, thermometer, portable shower, bookmark, hand grenade, and more!

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Here’s a way to make your Windows “look” like an iPhone. (very authentic!)

Most of the icons are just shortcuts to the equivalent apps on Windows Mobile, but the most impressive thing must be the screensaver and the scrolling. The screensaver lets you whisk your finger to the right to unlock the phone, and the scrolling mimics the finger scrolling on the iPhone. A nice stopover between now and June for those who really can’t wait.

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