Check out zBezt, an online shop that specializes in replacement frames for your digital photo frames.

They also sell Chumbys which are really cool.

zBezt has just opened their new online store to sell replacement digital frames for your digital photo frames.

On top of that, they also sell Pandigital, Shomi, Giinii, Philips, and Kodak digital photo frames.

Check them out as they have great prices. (Thanks Michael for the tip!)

Oh yeah, zBezt sells Chumbys too.

At zBezt, we sell replacement frames for Pandigital, Shomi, Giinii, Philips, and Kodak.  It is aimed at people who received their digital picture frame as a gift but really got bored looking at the same frame everyday.  Instead of buying a brand new frame, we offer replacement frames that will give their frame a brand new look.  zBezt also provides replacement parts for GiiNii and Shomi products; best of all, shipping is 4.99 regardless of the order size.  If you need anymore information, please visit www.zbezt.com.

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DIY - How to Build a Traffic Cone Lamp!

Traffic Cone Lamp seems like a such a great idea for making traffic cones safer in general by contractors and alike who use them on a daily basis.

In case you want to just make a Traffic Cone Lamp for your garage, here’s how to do it.

Cones are available on eBay for cheap, but the shipping can be a bit much. Orphan cones are a dime a dozen in cities, but often too dirty and messed up to use. Please don’t steal them from active job sites, because they are safety equipment for someone. Other good places to check are auto salvage yards and the county/municipal dump, because that’s where the local government takes their bulk waste.

My cone is 28″ tall and 14-3/4″ square at the base, and weighed about eight pounds before the lamp parts were added. They come in all different sizes, and you could even make a desktop one out a of a little tiny cone. I used a 75-watt equivalent compact fluorescent. A brighter fixture could eliminate the need for the holes. Do not use conventional bulbs; they get hot enough to damage/burn/melt the cone if there’s nowhere for the heat to escape.

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This beautiful Coffee Table embeds a whole Periodic Table” for those of you who simply can’t get enough with the table in your head alone.

Close-up pics reveal that the table itself doesn’t define what the element is, rather a sample of each element is buried inside as solid block of acrylic.

(The only question I have is, does the table also come with radioactive elements too?)

By embedding all element samples in clear acrylic, they are beautifully presented and also protected from tarnishing. This format also helps to addresses health and safety issues, as all potentially toxic or corrosive substances are permanently encased in a thick layer of robust resin. Argon gas and mineral oil is further used to ampoule reactive samples and preserve their freshly cut appearance. Individual acrylic blocks are available for sale, although read the shipping section carefully as some elements are costly to send internationally.

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Other interesting stuff

Wooden Periodic Table Table

The Periodic Table with no Periodic Table

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Airrobot Ltd. in Korea, has just started selling RINGO robots in Korea on their online store, Toymart.co.kr, for 290,000 won, equal to about $290 USD. They might ship it to the US if you can pay for shipping…

Lol, maybe I can start selling these on Zedomax.com like hotcakes…

Update: You can pre-order one right now, but you won’t get them till end of this month.

Good thing I can read Korean, here’s some specs:

RINGO robot is basically a riding robot for kids age of 3 to 7 years old. The RINGBO can travel at about 2 to 2.5 kilometers per hour. (Not too bad for a kid’s toy)

The RINGBO features a obstacle-detecting sensors to alert the child in case your kid decides to run into a wall. The RINGBO can also turn full 360 degrees while in idle position.

For dealer information you can contact their headquarters here:

+82 2-558-5155

I don’t know if they speak English but they probably do so… good luck.

Looks like a cool robot I wish I had when i was a kid. It looks like some kids will probably do some bumper-car smashing soon.

[via techeblog - engadget - ohgizmo]

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Check out this cool lookin’ Aptera Electric Car. They even got bunch of videos on their myspace page.

Looks like a big bug…haha…

Pre-order yours, it looks like this one’s gonna be a lucky one.

But only if you want to become known as the town eccentric. Clocking up a smug environmentalist’s dream 230mpg and maxing out at 55mph, the hybrid electro/diesel freakshow is available for pre-order now - although it’ll cost around £15,000 for Americans to buy when it starts shipping in 12 months time.

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Here’s the green laser we are going to give away! I just got it in the mail from DragonLasers in China! (Yeah, they are shipping directly from China now.) Anyway, I bought 2 AAA batteries to make it work and so you can get a taste of the free laser before we give it out…

This Viper Green Laser pretty nice and handy… just don’t point at people’s eyes… maybe too powerful.