Designs like this one get my attention while SiteHoppin. It’s an awesome USB Bomb that can store, well, let’s just say it’s more practical to put a harddisk inside it than a flash memory. Besides, you could probably fit several harddrives in this weapon of mass storage.

Like it?

Well, I believe it’s only a concept right now.

Designed by Mexico City industrial designer Joel Escalona.  (Awesome designs Joel!)

Click below to check out some of other his USB work.

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My blogger friend Gyutae is having a contest for T-shirts and $100 in cash. All you gotta do is pick the right winner and write a blog post about it. (It seems like there’s so many contests these days, you could probably make a living just entering all of them)

My vote goes to Gyutae’s Winning the Web since he’s always coming up with new contests. He’s blog got a big 200 RSS reader jump from his contest on JohnChow.com and JohnCow.com. (Amazing!) (You should take look at Bloggin-Ads.com by Mike too, he picked up about the same in about the same period! I think these 2 bloggers are really growing their blogs explosively. I remember when Zedomax started out almost a year and half ago and I had 200 RSS readers in like 1 year, not just couple months.)

Why am I posting this? Well, honestly, I can’t even afford a T-shirt right now as I invested all my money in SiteHoppin.com. (Well, for the beers I need to drink to be drunk to develop the site…right, it’s like the Drunken style in Kung Fu, you can’t master the art without actually putting yourself in it) I wanna win a T-shirt so I can go wear it proudly in downtown San Francisco. (j/k… I’ve been in front of a computer for so long for last couple months, I don’t even know the last time I went shopping…)

The real funny part is picture from TylerCruz here:

• Follow a set posting schedule
  Following a set schedule will help your readers connect to your blog and learn when to expect new posts. This usually means more subscribers to your blog.
• Provide great content
  In the end, it’s all about great content. Without it, all of your marketing efforts will fall short of meeting your goals for feed subscribers. Make this a priority and the subscriptions will come.

In the end, I think Gyutae is winning the web by far. You can tell by looking at his blog and the number of subscribers he has picked up within the last month or so. This blog should be exploding by next month if it isn’t already.

Well this is another one of those t shorts that go with sound of the music in other words the t shirt moves with the grooves.

We have seen similar style t shirts like the wi-fi one that we wrote about a while ago. But this one actually reacts with the beat of the music, which makes it look great.

The t shirt is made from 100% cotton and requires 4 x AAA batteries, now that’s a lot of batteries!

Source [Drink Stuff]

This is a great stylish T shirt which has a list of 79 social networking sites in coloured tick boxes, which will impress some people and thoroughly confuse others.

The tick boxes are for you to tick before you wear it, that way those who about these sites will then know which ones you belong too.

It’s amazing that there are 79 social networking sites around, obviously we all know of the more famous ones, but there must be some really extremely obscure one on there too, where do I sign?

Priced at $16.90

Source [Gizmodo]

Why buy a phase and struggle with learning all those phrases, when you can just buy this t-shirt.

As you can see this is the phrase t-shirt, all the basic items are on there, no problems with trying to get to the right phrase, you can just point and go.

It even has two side pockets which will help you carry those little essentials, like and iPod etc. Men’s T-shirt: 100% cotton. Women’s T-shirt: 94% cotton, 6% Lycra.

All this for just a quick $28.41.

Source [Art Lebedev Studio]

Not that this T shirt has Wi Fi capabilities or anything, it just has the logo, which is animated and looks really cool, especially if worn while it is dark.

Product Features

Glowing animated shirt dynamically displays the current Wi-Fi signal strength.
Shows signal strength for 802.11b or 802.11g
Black 100% Cotton T-Shirt
Animated Decal is Removable (with hook and loop fasteners) for Easy Washing
Battery Pack is concealed in a Small Pocket Sewn inside the Shirt
Runs for hours off three AAA Batteries (not included)

Washing Instructions

Carefully peel animated decal from front of T-Shirt
Unplug ribbon connector behind decal and remove decal
Unplug battery pack and remove it
You can leave the ribbon cable inside the shirt
Machine wash gentle cycle on cold
Hang to dry

Please Note: If you plug the connector into the battery pack backwards the shirt will not animate properly. It will not damage the shirt. Simply reverse the connector.

Priced at $29.99

Source [Think Geek]

Great for showing off with, this shirt will show that you know all about music because the graphic equaliser beats to the sound of the music.

Features:

Colour: BLACK

Size: XL - Chest size is 45 - 47 cm.

The lights flash in green, yellow and red in time to music and sound.

THE SHOW OFF T-SHIRT is available in small, medium and large.

The illuminating panel is powered by a detachable battery pack.

The battery pack has an on/off switch so you can choose when you do and don’t want to flash (as it were).

The battery pack can be unplugged for washing the t-shirt. The t-shirt is hand wash only. Requires 4 x AAA Batteries (not included).

Size (Chest) Small: 36-38 cm, Medium: 39-41 cm, and Large: 42-44 cm.

Do not iron over the plastic on the t-shirt, do not immerse in water when the battery pack is attached.

Batteries not incl. (4xAAA)

Priced at $92.00.

Product page [Bim Bam Banana]

Yes, you can re-live the medieval times through wearing one of these classy Chain Mail T-shirts at work… Who knows, you might be able to fight off that random thief with a knife…  At $99.99, it’s a good price for medieval pastime.  (Wear to your next Medieval Show!) :p

The ThinkGeek Chain Mail T-Shirt is honest-to-goodness real metal chain mail hand forged by dwarfs in forbidden mines near the center of the earth and delivered to the ThinkGeek warehouse by shrieking black apparitions in the dead of night. Its bright shine and relatively light-weight comes from its anodized aluminum construction. It’s appropriate protective wear for most occasions including office meetings and parties you would rather not have attended.

via make

(Picture via nickbaxter)

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