Hidden Radio is a Radio without Buttons!

Here’s a cool Hidden Radio that works by pushing and twisting instead of all those annoying buttons.

Designed by Australian John Van Den Nieuwenhuizen, this concept model of Hidden Radio is rather unique. It is completely button-less, requiring you to twist, lift or push it instead to manipulate the volume. The radio also comes with a LED light that will glow brightly/dimmer depending on the current signal strength

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Tech Beingz Alarm Clock!

Here’s a funky alarm clock called Tech Beingz.  Now, the best part is if you get a whole bunch of these, they will “talk” to each other I guess.

Start each day with this interactive Alarm Clock that opens its mouth to “shout” one of three different alarm sounds or to play music, letting you know it’s time to get moving! It doesn’t take much to keep Alarm Clock happy. Try petting its top sensor every once in a while to show your appreciation for getting up on time. This hi-tech and stylish room accessory even pounds his hands to wake you up! Just before the alarm goes off, his feet will start to glow. When you’re awake, watch this animated character “dance” to your music with funky colored lights and animated movements. Play the built-in FM radio or connect the clock to your own music player (not included). Add other Room Tech Beingz (each sold separately) characters to your room and see how they “talk” to and interact with each other across the room!

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Here’s a cool set of speakers that look like a bird’s nest or the Olympic stadium for $12 at USB Geek.

Recharged/Powered by USB

Built-in rechargeable Lithium Ion battery

Simple, just plug-in, no driver install

On/Off swtich with Blue LED indicator

Apply to any audio devices with 3.5mm headjack, e.g. PC, Mac, iPod, iPhone, PDA, MP3 player, CD player … etc.

Speaker: 33mm

Dimensions: 70 x 59 x 31.7mm

Weight: 55g

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Wow, it looks like someone had to hook up all their old cellphones to an electric piano.  Each key on the piano responds to a dial button on one of those phones, creating a dial-tone.  Of course, there’s not enough dial-tones to cover all the notes.

The cell phone piano. Each key on the keyboard is wired into a key on a cell phone - as you play, you are also dialing. The channels are mixed together and amplified through speakers. Every sound the piano makes is generated by one of the four phones. The white keys play notes and the black keys are people saying the number out loud - English on the left hand and Spanish on the right. Some white keys were left over and I made those percussion instruments (the “*”, “END”, and “#” keys).

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For the most authentic Hawaiian experience, you will need to add this set of TikiToonz Tiki speakers, which will complement your spa, desk, or whatever.

The only thing I would have to say is that they could have made these speakers wireless using bluetooth at the high price tag of $199.99  (It comes with 20 feet of speaker wires I don’t want to deal with)

Not too sure it’s a great buy, maybe you can make one yourself.

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Wow, this is awesome music!

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Check out these speakers that will turn any wall into a speaker.  Better yet, just build yourself a cheap acrylic-wood box for achieving some bass boost.  (Buy them at ThinkGeek for 50% off regular price)

SoundPads stick-on speakers transfer sound to any surface you stick them on. SoundPads convert posters, bookcases, tables, doors - any thin-walled high-transmission surface into permanent stereo speakers! Sound quality varies depending on the surface you peel and stick them on, so be creative!

These are designed to stick permanently to the location to which they are adhered. A bit of trial and error in choosing where to mount the sound pad is recommended. For example, you might find improved sound quality in one area of a framed picture by sliding the pad on its surface (before peeling to expose the adhesive), so be creative *before* you give these a permanent home…

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Here’s a cool Piano Roller that lets you digitally “hand-encode” your music.

This is the ‘big brother’ version of the Music Box Set. It has 20 notes instead of 15, so it can play 2.5 octaves. As a music box, it is quite a bit bigger, at 14.5 x 7 x 2.75cm high.

Again, like the smaller music box, it just plays the white notes, and does not play sharps or flats.

Included is the Music Box, one pre-punched strip which plays Romeo and Juliet, 2 blank strips, and a hole punch, so that you can create your own tunes! The strips are 66 x 7cm.

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For the ultimate DJing experience, you might want to check out DJ Booth Homelander, which consists of stylish design combined with solid music.

Specs:

-highgloss (custom colour) finish.
-perfect ( custom) equipment fitt.
-3 front LED lights (with on/off switch)
-2 colour powerleds, both remote controlled ( on/ off/ colour changing program)
-integrated air cooling fan.
-integrated power supply ( on/off switched)
-integrated sound cabeling.
-2 xlr / 4 cinch connectors. 1 power ‘euro’connector.
- ( custom size ) monitor stands.

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