This money jar isn’t your average joe.  The Digital Coin Counting Money Jar can count your loose change.

Of course, you only know how much total you have, it’s not like the coin sorter.

• Looking for a smart coin jar? You found it.
• This ingenious model electronically counts every coin as it slips thru the slot.
• Then, sums up your total depostis and siplays them on easy to read LCD Screen.
• Great for Kids, home, office and even your Grandpa or Grandma.
• Made primarily of plastic. Features a twist-off lid and high-tech titanium finish

via amazon

Here’s another cool little portable solar charger for your cellphones and small gadgets.

This totally convenient portable solar power supply can be used with cell phones, portable radios, and digital cameras. Because its lightweight and compact its ideal for use when traveling on business or pleasure, camping or hiking. Available in graphite or titanium finish.

via 7gadgets

This VW can do 235MPG! It’s really small and cramped but hey, the VeeDub gets almost 5 times better mileage than my motorcycle.

The 1L is a lightweight two person vehicle made out of a magnesium frame covered by an unpainted carbon fiber skin. Every component of the vehicle is intended to reduce the vehicles weight. Aluminum brakes, carbon fiber wheels, titanium hubs, and ceramic bearings all contribute to the vehicle’s light weight of a mere 290 kg. To reduce the weight even further, and to increase the aerodynamics of the vehicle, there are no rear view mirrors. Instead, the car is equipped with cameras that display visual information to the driver via the internal LCD screen.

via inhabitat

Now this is very strange, as you can plainly see its watch, but it doesn’t look it little rusty to you? Well it should do, because before the metal was retrieved it was lying at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean and has been there since 1912!

Yes folks this is said to be made from a genuine piece of the ill fated ship, just a few pieces of like the front and hands are made from the Titanic, the rest is made from titanium and blackened steel.

There is no price for this yet, and I suppose that there will be those who are for it and those who are against it, I personally think it looks like a new watch that has been left outside in the rain for a while.

Source [Uncrate]

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]

There is a big business building up that runs along side the giant iPod business, this is the business of iPod cases and covers, and more or less everyday there are one or two different styles of case, made from varying materials and sometimes out of the box designs.

Nothing could more out of the box than this offer from the Kiwami Studio in Japan, they have created a case for the iPod nano completely made from Titanium and now you just know that it is going to be expensive. Once encased within the Fractron the iPod can be operated as normal through the access ports.

Titanium is extensively used in precision engineering, like in tools and high performance cars and machinery.

The Factron re nano will set you back around the $820 mark, now how much is an iPod nano?

Source [GeekoLogie]