Grab yourself a copy of Pixar's latest classic and a fine desktop holder for your Pixar Blu-ray collection with the Up - Limited Edition Luxo Jr. Lamp Pack ($130). Produced in limited quantities, this set includes the heartwarming Up in three formats — Blu-ray, DVD, and digital — and a desk lamp modeled after Luxo Jr., who appears in Pixar's... [More]

Tempted by the MINI's go-cart handling, but not a fan of its boxy exterior? The MINI Coupé Concept ($TBA) is for you. Ready to accept any of MINI's powerhouse engines, including the 1.6L twin-scroll turbocharged unit from the MINI John Cooper Works, this stylish two-seater pairs a decidedly MINI-like bottom with an aggressively designed upper half, including a swept back... [More]

Sure, Batman has put plenty of baddies away at Arkham, but when the tables are turned can he fight his way out? Batman: Arkham Asylum ($54) puts players in the shoes of the Caped Crusader, who has been trapped in a prison full of old adversaries and henchmen by the Joker — who is determined to make your stay permanent.... [More]

Add a touch of old-world flair to your workspace with the Flatiron Desk ($1,300). Filled with 20th-century industrial design elements, the Flatiron features a handcrafted, unfinished, solid reclaimed elm top crafted from antique doors, a welded and riveted solid steel frame — all the better for holding those dual monitors — and caster wheels on all four legs for easy... [More]

The No. 1 selling music player is going all YouTube on us. As its name implies, the new iPod Nano with Video ($150-$180) sports a built-in video camera, mic and speaker, letting you record video just as easily as you can play a song. The new Nano also features a larger 2.2-inch color display, a polished anodized aluminum finish, a... [More]

For as long as we can remember, we've wanted a vintage Mercedes Benz 300SL parked in the Uncrate garage, so when we see its iconic gullwing doors appear on a new MB model, we just have to tell you about it. Luckily, the 2010 Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG ($TBA) isn't any old Benz. Packing a front/mid-mounted 6.3-liter AMG V8 good for... [More]

Who said Apple's cheapest iPod can't be classy? The new iPod Shuffle Special Edition ($100) takes the third-generation shuffle and wraps it in elegant polished stainless steel, making it clip-on bling that just happens to offer 4GB of storage, VoiceOver controls that speak your playlists and artist names to you, and a sleek, buttonless design. Available exclusively at Apple Retail... [More]

Kettle bells are great for a variety of strength training exercises, but not all require the same weight. So instead of spending a small fortune on a whole set, just pick up a PowerBell ($200-$250). This ingenious training device uses a set of weight plates that can be easily removed and reconfigured to create the ideal weight for your current... [More]

What do you add to the fastest, sexiest Audi ever made? Open air. The Audi R8 Spyder ($TBA) is a new drop-top version of Audi's signature Supercar, featuring a 5.2 V10 engine pumping out 525 hp, twin oval tail pipes, a brushed aluminum frame for the windshield, a retractable soft-top, all-wheel drive, and all the LED lighting a geek could... [More]

Fill even the largest room with music from your iPod or iPhone with the Bose SoundDock 10 ($600). Featuring twin "Twidders" to handle the mids and highs, a hefty, rear-firing subwoofer hidden inside the 19-pound enclosure, and a simple, clean design, the SoundDock 10 also sports an interchangeable dock system, letting you switch out the included iPod/iPhone dock for a... [More]

How do you reduce pocket clutter even further than a front-pocket slim wallet can take you? With the Case-Mate I.D. iPhone Case ($30), that's how. This slim-profile hard case features a slot on the back for cards, ID, or cash, letting you ditch the wallet altogether while protecting your iPhone from the occasional scratch or ding.... [More]

Getting gray hairs waiting for Gran Turismo 5 to finally make its appearance? Stop waiting and pick up Need for Speed: Shift ($57) instead. Ditching the open-world model of the last few NFS titles, Shift is a track-based racer, offering around 20 courses, including Laguna Seca and Nürburgring, more than 60 cars, including the Bugatti Veyron, Corvette Z06, and Aston... [More]

No matter where you plan to sit or what you plan to do once you get there, Herman Miller Setu Chairs ($580) will keep you comfortable. Designed with a breakthrough kinematic spine that bends and flexes with you without the need for adjustment, the Setu is one of the simplest and easiest office chairs we've ever come across. With an... [More]

Add a little spark to your formal attire with these Vintage Lighter Cufflinks ($40). Made from working vintage lighters once found in gumball machines roughly 50 years ago, these handmade cufflinks feature a bullet back closure, integrated flame covers, and screw bottoms for refilling. Just remember to take them off before firing up, lest you burn up a perfectly good... [More]

If you can only carry one tool for personal defense/burglary, make it the Ka-Bar Becker TacTool ($140). The result of a collaboration between John Benner of the Tactical Defense Institute and Ethan Becker of Becker Knife and Tool, the TacTool offers a 7.75-inch blade, and works for prying open doors or windows, cutting, bashing out windows, lifting nails and hinge... [More]

Worried about RFID snoopers grabbing your account details while your card rests in your pocket? Worry no more with the Flipside Wallet ($40). Made from a mix of high-strength polymer and aluminum alloy, the Flipside offers complete RFID shielding, space for up to 6 shielded cards plus 15 bills, an automatic locking and opening system, and more.... [More]

Put a championship-winning ride in your garage with the Suzuki QuadRacer R450 Limited Edition ($8,200). Recently ridden to the 2008 AMA Pro ATV Championship, the QuadRacer R450 packs a motocross-tested, fuel-injected 450cc four-stroke engine, a new piston oil cooling jet to keep the engine cool and performance at its maximum, a new aluminum rear sub-frame, a more streamlined fuel tank,... [More]

We've all wished for an eject button to remove ourselves from an office environment at one time or another, and MotoArt Ejection Chairs ($TBA) get you about as close to that dream as you're ever going to get. Made from authentic B-52 Stratofortress and F-4 Phantom Jet Fighter seats, these office chairs are made by technicians who strip the original... [More]

Bring home the bone-crushing mixed martial arts action of UFC with UFC 2009 Undisputed ($60; May 19). Customize a future champion or play as one of more than 80 top UFC competitors and own the Octagon by mastering the new fighting engine which boasts responsive, easy-to-play controls and ridiculously realistic graphics.... [More]

We're big fans of the weathered, worn look, and these Found Soda Crates ($15) from Pottery Barn follow the tradition well. Once used to transport sodas to old-school bottle-vending machines and classic restaurants, these crates display the kind of wear that comes from decades of real-life use, and they're just as useful today as they were 50 years ago. Now... [More]

Utilizing the modular FLOR system, the Putt Up or Shut Up Rug Kit ($140) lets you practice your putting at home without the need for an ugly, traditional indoor putting green. The rug features both smooth, cropped tiles for the greens, taller, shaggier tiles for the rough, and an included rug map offering par 3, par 4, and par 5... [More]

Time to crack open the piggy bank treasure chest — yet another classic Ferrari is coming up for auction. The 1967 Ferrari 330 P4 ($TBA), which will be auctioned off at this year's Leggenda e Passione event, features a classic racing body, great paint job, and the distinction of being one of only three original factory P4's ever built. Add... [More]

Morgan is a family-owned company that's been manufacturing motor vehicles for 100 years. To celebrate, they've just announced the Aero SuperSports ($187,000), a luxurious roadster with graceful elements that merge past and future. The aluminum chassis exceeds crash protection standards for safety, and has detachable roof panels for experiencing the world around you as you drive. Inside, hand-stitched leather meets... [More]

Bottle opener, screwdriver, Strider wrench, nail puller, and improvised shank. Nope, it's not another Swiss Army knife — its the TAD Gear B.R.A.T.T. ($100). Made from solid 6AL-4V titanium billet, this 3-inch long tool is ready to tackle nearly any job you can imagine, and is small enough to go pretty much anywhere. [Thanks, Kenny]... [More]

Get four showers in one with the new Kohler Flipside Showerhead ($105). This unique handheld sprayer features a chrome-like finish, and a flippable inner sprayhead offering four different shower experiences — a relaxing dense downpour, a focused, invigorating spray, a drenching, circular-pattern spray, or a standard, traditional shower — that are all just a flip away. [via]... [More]

Get ready for J.J. Abrams' wondrous reboot with the hi-deffy Star Trek: Original Motion Picture Collection ($80). This box set includes six films — Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Star Trek III: The Search For Spock, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, and Star Trek VI: The... [More]

Originally designed for the U.S. military Elite Special Forces, the Oakley S.I. Assault Boot ($185) is built so well it's still in use in 2018. As worn by John Conner in Terminator Salvation, the lightweight, athletically-inspired boot features Resistance-approved niceties including prime urethane shock absorption, a moisture-wicking/Skynet-pissing liner, and a vulcanized rubber sole for wet/dry traction and silent movement. With... [More]

Some of the best home cooked meals must be prepared using a cast-iron skillet. But it takes dozens of uses in order to season one, as the food you cook slowly ads its essence to the skillet, creating that famous, non-stick black coating. Seasoning a pan this way can take years... until now. Lodge Pre-Seasoned Cast Iron Skillets ($10-$40) ship... [More]

Forget the wild, alien-like looks of most fitness watches — the Suunto t3c Black Arrow ($189) is just as well-suited to the dinner table as it is to the gym. Boasting a subtle matte black body and strap, the Black Arrow features real-time heart rate and calorie consumption monitors, triathlon-friendly settings, and the ability to measure speed, distance, and cadence... [More]

Sporting the icon of the wireless generation, the Charge T-Shirt ($20) will have you pledging your allegiance to the battery overlords. Printed on a magically soft American Apparel Tri-Blend tee. Ships pre-charged.... [More]

Confuse onlookers while keeping track of time in four time zones with the Diesel Black Label Sideview Watch ($365). This distinctive new timepiece features a solid black stainless steel plate, with the watch's four faces moved to the sides — two a piece, one side with white faces, the other with black. Add in a black leather strap and water... [More]

Ever wonder why the concept of the Weeble, which wobbles but won't fall down, hasn't been applied to everyday life? Wonder no more. The Rocking Glass ($25/set of 4) is like a Weeble storage vessel for your booze, with a nice globe-like shape and curved bottom that allows the glass to rock without tipping over. If only they could do... [More]

Based on the Shelby Daytona Coupe — the only American car ever to win the FIA GT World Championship — the Shelby Daytona Coupe Le Mans Edition ($TBA) is a modern day take on the classic racer. It features upgrades such as wider 18-inch wheels and tires, front and rear fender flares, a functional billet aluminum top, Alcantera suede seats,... [More]

Lots of bags claim to offer plenty of interior organization, but none let you adjust it to fit your particular set of gear. Until now. Cocoon Bags ($40-$130) feature an innovative Grid-It organization system inside, which use a unique weave of rubberized elastic bands to offer nearly endless configuration. With a variety of sizes, styles, and colors available, you're sure... [More]

Just like a Tarantino movie, it's bloody, tacky, sexy, and inexplicably awesome. The Hot Chicks On Wolves T-Shirt ($18) is everything you wish your weekend camping trips were like. Bikini-clad women, riding rabid wolves while destroying the forrest and killing helpless animals. Pass the smores and watch the show.... [More]

The John Deere M-Gator A1 ($TBD) is a combat-proven military utility vehicle that you can now put to use in your backyard. Powered by an 854cc Tier II Yanmar diesel engine, the 6x4 A1 navigates the toughest terrain and features a keyless ignition, dual radiator cooling system, and ample cargo room (1650 lbs total payload capacity) in the front and... [More]

Sure, there are plenty of ways to play NES games on the go, but most of them don't take actual cartridges. The Retro Mini Handheld NES System ($50) is like the Game Boy that never was, with a 2.4-inch LCD screen, a top-loading slot for NES titles, AV output, built-in speakers, a headphone jack, and the ability to run up... [More]

You might not be able to pilot the Enterprise in real life, but at least you can feel like it in the James T. Kirk Captain's Chair ($2,900). This full-scale replica of Kirk's captain's chair from the original Star Trek TV series is constructed from the original design conceived by Matt Jefferies, and is limited to only 1,701 units. Features... [More]

Be prepared with the Tool Logic Survival Card ($20). This credit card-sized tool packs in a 2-inch serrated knife, a magnesium alloy fire starter, a loud signal whistle, a red LED flashlight, and tweezers and a toothpick. It's like a Swiss Army knife for your wallet.... [More]

Travel in style this summer in the Victorinox Special Edition Airstream ($59,000; June 15). Combining the expertise of two legendary companies, this limited edition 19-foot trailer was created to celebrate the Swiss Army maker's 125th anniversary, and features solid surface countertops, a retractable awning, modern cabinets and hardware, a custom bedding ensemble. It also includes a collection of Victorinox Swiss... [More]

Most of us don't have the engineering, design, or architectural chops to recreate any of Frank Lloyd Wright's masterworks, but we can anyway, thanks to these new Frank Lloyd Wright Lego Architecture Building Sets ($TBA). Licensed by the Frank Lloyd Wright Collection, these terrific sets — of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and Fallingwater — were developed in collaboration with... [More]

Man your proton packs and get ready for some paranormal action in Ghostbusters: The Video Game ($40-$60). Written by original 'Busters Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis, who are joined by Bill Murray and Ernie Hudson in the game, Ghostbusters puts you in the shoes of a new recruit, who must help the classic foursome hunt, fight, and capture all sorts... [More]

After literally years of waiting, Fanboys ($14) is finally available on DVD. The film tells the tale of a group of old friends — and complete Star Wars addicts — who must make a cross-country road trip, rumbling with Trekkies and getting into plenty of other hijinks in order to infiltrate Skywalker Ranch and steal a rough cut of The... [More]

Gadgets are always a big part of any Bond film, and now you can own one of the most unique Q-approved watches seen in the series. The Seiko G757 Sports 100 Watch ($1,070) was used by Bond in Octopussy to track down and retrieve a Fabergé egg with a tracking device hidden inside. Apart from the 007 cred, the G757... [More]

Reverse your own odometer in this architectural pop culture gem. The 5,300 sq ft glass-and-steel Ben Rose Home ($2,300,000), and more specifically the matching detached garage, is the site where Cameron gives an unexpected F-U to his dad in Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Designed by architects A. James Speyer and David Haid, and once owned by photographer Ben Rose, the... [More]

Our current favorite game is getting an undead sequel. According to uber-developer Valve, Left 4 Dead 2 ($60) "takes place at roughly the same time as the original, and leads four new survivors through the southeastern region of the U.S., from Savannah, Georgia to New Orleans' French Quarter." L4D2 adds melee combat (chainsaws, frying pans, axes, baseball bats, etc.), a... [More]

The Gerber Artifact Pocket Keychain Tool ($10) packs in quite a punch into such a little package. Made of stainless steel with a titanium nitride coating, the Artifact features an exchangable/removable #11 hobby blade, bottle opener, cross driver, small and medium flat drivers, wire stripper, pry bar/paint can opener, and lanyard/keychain attachment hole.... [More]

You know you're dealing with a dangerous toy when you see the words, "world's most powerful handheld laser." The Spyder II GX Laser ($1,700) is a military-grade handheld laser that's sort of a like a laser pointer, only much, much awesomer. Sporting a lightweight 6061-T6 aerospace aluminum shell and powered by a single 18650 high capacity lithium battery, the Spyder... [More]

Ever wish you could combine your dual-monitor setup into one behemoth display? Get ready, because your wish has come true in the NEC CRV43 Curved Widescreen Display ($8,000). Boasting a unique curved design that's sure to immerse you more than a standard two display setup, this beauty also features a 2880x900 double WXGA resolution, a 10,000:1 contrast ratio, single link... [More]

Could this no-name device give you more fun than your iPod and PSP combined? Sure sounds like it. The Pocket Retro Game Emulator ($100) plays NES, SNES, GBA, Sega Genesis, and Neo Geo roms, and when you're done with the classics, the device can play movie files, music files, view photos, read eBooks, and more. About the size of a... [More]

Apple completes the family and ties the tubes with the introduction of an all new MacBook Pro lineup today. The MacBook Pro Aluminum Unibody Family ($1,200-$2,500) gains a 13-inch kid, while the 15-inch and 17-inch models get upgrades across the board. All models now have up to 40% longer battery life thanks to a built-in notebook battery that lasts seven... [More]

It's that time of year again. The new iPhone 3G S ($200-$300; June 19) is the latest version of Apple's God-gadget. Packed with performance updates (the S stands for speed), the new iPhone is up to twice as fast as the iPhone 3G and features a 3-megapixel autofocus camera, video recording capability, longer battery life, and new hands-free voice control.... [More]

Whether you sear in Tikrit or Tucson, the Tactical Grilling Kit ($75) has your back. Constructed of 1000D Cordura in Universal Digital Camo with modular webbing, the Tactical Grilling Apron accepts any PALS/MOLLE compatible accessory, including the accompanying Tactical Spatula Sheath and the Tactical Beer Shingle. The military-grade grilling kit will have you prepared for any cookout/shootout.... [More]

If you're a laptop user looking for a clean, utilitarian desk (like us), feast your eyes on the BlueLounge StudioDesk ($600). This compact (47" x 27.5") workspace features an innovative storage compartment hidden by a sliding desktop surface, letting you hide all your cable clutter, with only a single cable running from the desk to the wall. Made from a... [More]

Sure, it's just a concept, but we'd be happy to mow the whole neighborhood's lawns aboard the Husqvarna Panthera Leo ($TBA). Powered by electricity and made from recycled materials, the Panthera features three individually suspended cutting decks run by five brushless electric engines, sensors to suggest the ideal cutting height and speed for your lawn, two hours of cutting time... [More]

Forget those easily-breakable shot glasses you see in tourist shops around the world — if you're ready to do some real drinking, grab yourself a BigShot ($55). Made from solid 2-inch diameter 303 stainless steel bar stock, these manly glasses hold 3 oz. of hooch and weigh an even-manlier 7.5 oz. With a brushed finish and rifled knurls for better... [More]

Tired of your leather wallet disintegrating every 18 months? Get an Upcycled Seat Belt Wallet ($32). This tough wallet, made from a real seat belt, features eight card slots, an oversize cash section to fit all currencies, two spots for receipts/notes, and a Moleskine-like elastic closure.... [More]

About as long as a credit card, this low-profile knife can be discreetly carried just about anywhere. Made of black powder-coated 9CR18 stainless steel, the Ka-Bar Last Ditch Knife ($15) comes with a hard-plastic friction sheath and 30-inches of black 550 cord. Slip it in your bag, keep it in your wallet, hang it from your neck, or lace it... [More]

Retro. Geek. Cool. That's what we'd say if you asked us to describe the Casio G-Shock Data Bank Calculator Watch ($90) in just three words. Available in four colors and featuring a built-in number pad and digital display, this 80's-rific timepiece is the perfect complement to any nerd-approved ensemble.... [More]

Relive the misadventures of Venkman, Stanz, Spengler, and the rest of the 'busting gang in high-def with Ghostbusters ($20). Available for the first time on Blu-ray, the 25-year-old classic has been digitally remastered, but keeps the charming paranormal effects of the original, and includes a host of all-new special features to keep you entertained long after the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man... [More]

If you're the type who needs a bike that can withstand a parachute jump — and who isn't? — check out the Montague Paratrooper Tactical Folding Mountain Bike ($800). Designed for use by paratroopers, but equally as useful for taking up less space in your trunk, this rugged ride features 24-speed SRAM X-5 shifters, heavy-duty double cage aluminum pedals, a... [More]

Now that you've given up Coors for craft beer, it's time you gave up Coke for Fentimans Soda ($2.50). Botanically brewed with all-natural herbal ingredients, the full-bodied flavors include Ginger Beer, Curiosity Cola, Victorian Lemonade Soda (contains the juice of 1½ lemons), Mandarin & Seville Orange Jigger Soda, Dandelion & Burdock Soda, and Shandy Soda (contains 70% Beer).... [More]

When you need room for little more than just you and some brew, pack up the Trout Unlimited Colorado Pontoon Boat ($500) and head out onto the lake. Built on a powder-coated steel tube frame, the watercraft sports two inflatable 9-ft pontoons, a 400-lb capacity, and around 20 pockets for gear. The packable boat also boasts a 3-position seat, 7-ft... [More]

Let's face it, we all want to drive a Lamborghini. And now we can. The Lamborghini Academy ($4500) helps you build your high-speed driving skills in the world's ultimate sports car. The Track Academy is an entry-level course where beginners get the chance to develop real-world racing skills under a professional's guidance, driving a Lamborghini Gallardo LP 560-4. Other options... [More]

Built for speed, the Nissan Nismo 370Z ($TBA) is a turnkey tuner's dream. This faster, sportier version of the Z features a 350hp 3.7-liter V6, a unique racing-inspired body kit, ultra-lightweight 19-inch Rays forged alloy wheels wrapped in Yokohama Advan Sport rubber, 14-inch front and 13.8-inch rear Nismo sport brakes, a close-ratio 6-speed manual transmission with Nissan's new SynchroRev Match... [More]

If you've been captivated by the dark, technical style of vintage aircraft gauges, then the TSOVET Limited Edition AT76 Watch ($950) will appeal to you. Inspired by the precision and style of avionic gauges, the AT76's water resistant housing is made from aerospace-grade stainless steel, has a PVD-coated dial, an anti-reflective and scratch resistant mineral crystal face, and a non-corrosive,... [More]

Originally created to be the ultimate bag for the the LAPD and the U.S. military, the 5th generation Tactical Bail Out Gear Bag ($20) is a do-it-all bag that's both rugged and attractive (and cheap). At home on the battlefield and in the office, the Bail Out has YKK brand zippers, Velcro closures, a removable padded shoulder strap, and polyester... [More]

With gull-wing doors that recall the classic Mercedes-Benz 300SL and a beefy V8 engine, the AC Cobra MkVI ($TBA) is a fine new ride. It features a retro design, a 6.2L Corvette engine good for between 437 and 647hp, Porsche brakes, a removable hardtop, racing suspension, and, with a curb weight of just 2,260 lbs, a 0-60 time in the... [More]

We've all seen the old pen-to-the-neck trick in movies, but how many pens could actually be up to the task? Well, the Mil-Tac Tactical Defense Pen ($89) isn't just up to it — it was designed for it. Made from aircraft grade anodized aluminum, the pen features a pointed end, for use as a defense tool, a blunt end which... [More]

While it might be just a concept for now, we're already itching to add the Volkswagen Concept BlueSport ($TBA) to our stable. Powered by a 2.0-liter turbodiesel that pumps out 180hp, good for a 0-60 time of 6.2 seconds and a top speed of 140, while managing 35 mpg in normal mode and more than 62 mpg in Eco mode.... [More]

You've always wanted one, and now's the time to buy one. Look closely at this Spy Micro Camera Watch ($189) and you'll see a tiny camera hidden within the 2 on the watch face. The watch has a rechargeable battery, 2GB of built-in memory, and records video in AVI format with a resolution of 352 x 288.... [More]

The world's smallest music player just got smaller — and smarter. About half the size of the previous model, the all-new 4GB iPod Shuffle ($79) features VoiceOver technology, which enables the Shuffle to speak your song titles, artists and playlist names. Screen? Who needs a screen? The new Shuffle is wrapped in an awesome new aluminum case in silver or... [More]

Now you can make your next Costa Rican vacation even more unique by staying in the Costa Verde 727 Fuselage Suite ($300-$350/day), a luxuriously appointed, fully refurbished fuselage of a retired Boeing 727. This retired airframe was salvaged from San Jose and transported piece by piece through the jungle where it was reassembled atop a 50-foot pedestal. Featuring a terrace... [More]

Sure, it's fun to play guitar on Rock Band or Guitar Hero, but it's hard to really rock with the standard guitars. The aptly-named WarBeast Wireless PS3 Guitar ($90) solves this problem with a wicked B.C. Rich design, and tons of extra features like an extended strum bar, dedicated "Star Power" button, a slide switch to choose which game you're... [More]

The Nerf brand turns 40 this year, and is apparently having a mid-life crisis. Sporting a "digital camo" paint job, the just-announced Nerf N-Strike Raider Rapid Fire CS 35 ($35; Fall 09) is the highest dart capacity Nerf blaster yet, featuring a collapsible stock, Tactical Rail System, and a new drum magazine that holds 35 darts. Its "Slam" fire mode... [More]

Teryllium is back in the Scotty Cameron Button Back Newport 2 Putter ($TBA). Named for the three screws that hold the ultra-soft Teryllium inlay in place, the Button Back Newport 2 features a milled 303 stainless steel body, copper-colored paintfill accents and leather grip, a stepless steel shaft, and a single sight line. A mix between the Studio Stainless and... [More]

It's no coincidence that Gerber's Kick Axe ($90) sounds a little like kick ass. Because that's exactly what it'll do on your next camping trip. This lightweight, folding axe features a Metal Bodied frame with hardcore Black Oxide coating, and folds up like a knife for easy and safe carrying and storage.... [More]

Ryu, Ken, and company finally make their next-gen debut in Street Fighter IV ($60). Positioned as a sequel to Street Fighter II, this new adventure features full 3D environments and characters, but classic 2D six-button gameplay. In addition to new locations and characters, the game also boasts all-new special moves, including the crazy Ultra Combos. Hadoken!... [More]

Add some mid Eighties flair to your work area with this Back to the Future Die-Cast DeLorean ($50). The 1:18 scale replica features a real brushed metal body, display base, and tons of intricate details, including a Mr. Fusion, time-travel controls, a teeny-tiny flux capacitor, and a lever on the bottom for folding up the wheels. Roads? Where we're going... [More]

Grab yourself plenty of munchies and kick back with last summer's smartest stoner flick. Part comedy, part action, Pineapple Express ($17-$23 DVD; $28 Blu-ray) stars Seth Rogen and James Franco as a pair of potheads who get caught up in a battle between two gangs, with hilarious side plots and action sequences spread throughout for good measure. Written by Rogen... [More]

What's better than free music? Free music from Nine Inch Nails, Jane's Addiction, and Streetsweeper. NIN/JA (Free) is an EP release from the three bands featuring six exclusive, unreleased tracks, available in MP3, Apple Lossless, FLAC, and WAV formats. Just think of it as a teaser for the three groups' upcoming North American tour.... [More]

Get cinema-like immersiveness at home with the Philips Cinema 21:9 LCD TV ($TBA). This 56-inch TV is the world's first with an ultra-wide 21:9 aspect ratio, letting you watch blockbusters filmed in the 2.39:1 format without letterboxing. The Cinema 21:9 LCD also features Ambilight Spectra light technology. The TV will first be available in Europe later this year. [via]... [More]

Has it really been 20 years already? Relive your neighborhood water brawls with the Super Soaker 50 20th Anniversary Edition ($15). Nearly identical to the neon water blaster that started it all, the updated version holds up to 25 ounces of water, shoots up to 35 feet, and gives you a marvelous yesteryear vibe.... [More]

Picking up only minutes after the end of Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace ($17 DVD; $26 Blu-ray) continues the rebirth of Bond under Daniel Craig. Driven by anger and out for revenge, this is 007 at his most dangerous, as he follows the clues left to him in Royale, leading to an explosive finale set in the Bolivian desert.... [More]

The Dell Latitude E6400 XFR Laptop ($4,300) is a beast of a laptop, engineered to withstand the toughest environments. Thanks to Dell's Ballistic Armor Protection System, the XFR has 2-times the impact strength of magnesium alloy and a higher drop-tolerance than any other computer in its class. The proprietary PrimoSeal technology makes the XFR nearly impervious to dust, dirt, liquid,... [More]

Only the fourth model in the blade's 120-year history, the new Victorinox Swiss Army Soldier Knife ($45) is the best soldier-issue yet. The stylish olive green and black dual density handle holds a Phillips screwdriver, can opener, small screwdriver, bottle opener with locking screwdriver, wire stripper, reamer, seatbelt cutter, key ring, and wood saw, along with a large lock blade... [More]

Get the campfire going no matter what the conditions with the Brunton Helios Stormproof Lighter ($49). The Helios has a windproof, adjustable high-temp flame that withstands winds up to 80 mph. Its Piezo electric switch is good for 30,000 ignitions. And with the lid closed, the Helios is also completely waterproof. Easy butane refills courtesy of the Brunton FuelTool ($12).... [More]

Ten years in the making, the Factory Five Type 65 Coupe ($15,000 - $22,000) is known as the most accurate replica of the original 1965 Word Championship Coupes. The Type 65 stays true to its original vintage lines and traditional features (like a wooden steering wheel), while adding modern refinements, reaping the benefits of modern technology and engineering. The Base... [More]

If you love industrial-inspired furniture and fixtures, you'll find the Etsy KOZO3 Designer Desk Lamp ($230) doesn't disappoint. With raw, galvanized iron tubing and a little rust at the joints, this handmade lamp provides illumination with an efficient 20-watt halogen bulb. Just tap the custom-designed on/off switch to provide light at home or in the office, adding a distinctive touch... [More]

Forget how tall you are — it's all about who. The Who Tall Are You Mirror (£60; $85) lets you quickly see how you measure up to 120 celebrities both current and past, including David Beckham, James Dean, and, for our more diminutive readers, Charlie Chaplin.... [More]

Bask in 8-bit and 16-bit glory with the Retro Duo NES/SNES Video Game System ($45). This game console plays original Nintendo and Super Nintendo games, and connects to your TV via standard composite video or S-video. It comes with two SNES style controllers, but you can even use your original SNES controllers if you still have them laying around (third-party... [More]

Probably not exactly the wisest buying decision right now, but if you've ever wanted every original Star Wars action figure, here's your chance. This Complete Vintage Star Wars Action Figure Collection ($2,700-$3,500) includes all 79 figures from A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi. The figures are all AFA-graded (one lot is AFA 80 and... [More]

Sporting the beautiful Les Paul profile and made from a mahogany body and carved maple top, the Gibson Dark Fire ($4,400) is the fusion of geek and guitar, combining a classic design with some of the most advanced technology available. Using Chameleon Tone Technology, the Dark Fire owns the iconic Les Paul sound, but allows you to reach infinite tonal... [More]

Be your own favorite race car driver in the Ariel Atom ($65,000 and up). Handcrafted and lacking doors, a roof, or windows, the Atom is truly a racing machine, with a curb weight of only 1,400 lbs. and up to 300 hp, pushing 0-60 times into the sub 3 second range and 0-100 times below 11 seconds. Other features include... [More]

Looking for something brawnier, flashier, and overall more vicious than a stock Murciélago? Look no further. The Lamborghini Murciélago LP 670-4 SuperVeloce ($TBA) is an absolute beast, with looks to match. It boasts 670 hp from a 6.5L V12, which combines with decreased weight for a 0-62 time of just 3.2 seconds and a top speed of 212 mph. Add... [More]

Finally, a modern Leatherman multi-tool that you'll actually want to carry every day. Based on the popular Skeletool, the Leatherman Freestyle ($36-$48; May 09) is a compact, lightweight pocket tool with just the essentials — a knife (with an outside-accessible blade) and pliers (with wire cutters). The small but powerful multi-tool folds up to be about the size of a... [More]

Add some attitude to your snail mail with this booklet of 20 The Simpsons Postage Stamps ($9). Each stamp features a different Simpsons family character, including Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie (but no Grandpa). The stamps, like the four randomly available booklet covers, were drawn by Matt Groening, the series creator. Here's hoping for a Futurama stamp sometime in... [More]

With laser sharpened cigar punches in three different gauges, the Victorinox Swiss Army Cigar Knife ($49) is perfect for frequent puffers. The stainless steel pocket knife also features a blade, nail file, and scissors.... [More]

Intel's next-generation architecture comes to the Mac in the new Mac Pro ($2,500 and up). Featuring a single-die, 64-bit architecture, the Nehalem Xeons in the Mac Pro offer a performance boost of close to 2x the previous generation, and offer other speed advantages like integrated memory controllers, 1066MHz DDR3 RAM, and Turbo Boost, which automatically boosts the processor speed based... [More]

If you've got a really large space that needs a more efficient way to stay cool in summer and warm in winter, then Big Ass Fans ($TBD) are for you. These high volume, low speed ceiling fans are truly ginormous, ranging in size from 6 to 24 feet in diameter (now you know where their name comes from). One 24'... [More]

Samsung's new Series 7 LED TVs ($3,000-$4,000) represent the company's focus on three areas: picture quality, design, and environmental impact. Featuring deep contrast, true-to-life color reproduction, and an incredible range of brightness without compromising clarity, these TVs represent the most advanced HDTV technology available using no paint spray, no mercury, and 40% less power. Measuring only 1.2-inches deep, these are... [More]

Everyone's favorite undead arcade shooter returns next month with a Tarantino-esque, retro B-movie look and feel. The House Of The Dead: Overkill ($47) will also be the most hardcore installment yet, receiving an M rating for "Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Partial Nudity, Sexual Themes, and Strong Language." New features include Slow-Mofo Time for easier head-shots and Evil Eye for... [More]

Sony ups the home-theater-in-a-box ante with the BDV-E300 Blu-ray Disc Home Theater System ($600; June 2009). Featuring 5.1-channel surround sound, S-AIR wireless audio capabilities, Digital Media Port suppport, Sony's XMB interface, advanced 7.1-channel audio codec support, and more, it's the perfect complement to your new Bravia.... [More]

We're big fans of the sleek, efficiently designed, minimal approach of the SimpleHuman line of home organization devices. Now, you can bring that elegance and order to the bathroom and recreate the man-spa experience at home with the SimpleHuman Shampoo &; Soap Dispensers ($30-$90; Summer 09). Designed for one-handed operation, these modern dispensers will contain shampoo, conditioner, body wash or... [More]

Known for its unconventional, sometimes wacky watch faces, Nooka steps things up with a glow-in-the-dark band on the Glow Zub Zen H Watch ($150). Sporting easily-readable lines for hours 1-6, hours 7-12, minutes, and seconds, the watch also features a fully adjustable stainless clasp, an alarm, chronograph, date minder, and EL backlight.... [More]

Combining two epic obsessions of the 80's, the Called For Help T-Shirt ($20) will display your nerdtestines for all to see. For bonus geekdom, refer to the "fifth Pac-Man ghost" whenever possible.... [More]

The FitDeck Exercise Playing Cards ($10-$15) are an interesting take on getting in shape without equipment. These stacks of playing cards contain illustrations and instructions describing different exercises, stretches, and movements that require only your bodyweight to perform, but still allow you to build and tone muscle and increase flexibility effectively. There's even a FitDeck with exercises you can do... [More]

Forget searching around for a newly distressed, retro-styled desk or chair — pick up the real deal with Vintage Desks & Office Chairs (Prices varied). With a wide variety of styles and colors to choose from (including this wonderful GF tanker desk), you're sure to find something to suit your surroundings.... [More]

Like a brand-new PC crammed inside an old TRS-80 body, the Obsidian SG-One Mustang ($1.3 million) is a great mix of old and new. This re-made 1967 Mustang fastback boasts a custom Obsidian 392 cubic-inch engine, producing more than 847 hp, a 0-60 time of under 3 seconds, and a projected top speed of over 210mph, as well as twin... [More]

Few things catch the eye like a well-done nude — so adding a skateboard is just icing on the cake. These Oil Painted Nudes Skateboards ($400; NSFW) are handpainted by Lima-based artist Alexxx Castaneda, and feature academic nude studies of natural women, painted onto a strikingly modern surface, creating a great juxtaposition between the subject and canvas. For more of... [More]

Power + technology = performance. At least it does in the case of the 2010 Porsche 911 GT3 ($112,200; Fall 2009). We're not talking about computer-style tech though — the new GT3 packs a 3.8-liter flat six that has Porsche's Variocam system on both the intake and exhaust, enabling 0-60 performance in the 4 second range with 435 hp and... [More]

Like a brand-new PC crammed inside an old TRS-80 body, the Obsidian SG-One Mustang ($1.3 million) is a great mix of old and new. This re-made 1967 Mustang fastback boasts a custom Obsidian 392 cubic-inch engine, producing more than 847 hp, a 0-60 time of under 3 seconds, and a projected top speed of over 210mph, as well as twin... [More]

Show off your inner rocker with these Guitar Hero Cuff Links ($50). Silver plated with a bullet back closure and hard enamel guitar controller detailing, they're a subtle way to subvert that pesky dress code.... [More]

Go for an early 1900s look in your living space with the Edison Chandelier ($400). This intricate overhead lighting system is stripped to the bare essentials of wires, sockets, and bulbs, letting the user position the lights how and where they want using bronze-finished cord brackets. Clear bulbs with visible filaments finish the look, which is sure to add character... [More]

We suggest you try to salvage your own locally first, but if you're hard up for some grade school style, these Vintage Steel Lockers ($2,495) will do the trick. The reclaimed steel lockers have been completely refurbished, and provide ample storage for all your gear.... [More]

Springing from the legendary scouting, tracking, and wilderness survival skills of Apache warriors, OnPoint Tactical Survival School ($TBD) teaches training for modern-day professionals and civilians who want to learn the kinds of advanced outdoor skills they don't teach in college. OnPoint Tactical trains elite units like SEALs and Force Recon, as well as law enforcement units like the US Marshals.... [More]

Insert Dick Tracy joke here. As you can see in the above photo, the LG 3G Touch Watch Phone ($TBA) is simply a mobile phone that you wear on your wrist. The watch phone has a 1.43-inch touchscreen, a built-in video-capable camera, a built-in speaker, and will be actually purchasable (at least in Europe) later this year. Other features include... [More]

Tear up the road with style and class in the Aston Martin V12 Vantage ($TBA). Set for a production run of only 1,000 units, the Vantage boasts a 6.0L V12 good for 510hp, a 0-60 time of 4.1 seconds and a top speed of 190 mph. Other features include a carbon fiber driveshaft, six-speed manual transmission, independent double wishbone suspension,... [More]

As nice as the combo of Logitech's Driving Force GT Wheel and a copy of Gran Turismo is for recreating the racing experience, you can't beat the new ECCI Trackstar 6000 ($1,000 and up). Featuring aluminum pedals, including an optional clutch pedal, paddle shifters, USB, hi-def potentiometers, an available FLDS steering damper, and more, it's as close as you can... [More]

Need a bag that can withstand the toughest nature (or human combatants) can dish out? Check out the Naneu Military Ops Sierra ($110) or Tango ($140). Designed to carry an SLR with lens attached, two spare lenses, a flash, and either a 12-inch (Sierra) or 15.4-inch (Tango) laptop, along with other gear, these bags are made from 900D or 1680D... [More]

Like the idea of the Rovio but don't like having an insect-styled robot running around? Check out the WowWee Spyball ($TBA). The remote controlled, Wi-Fi enabled, robotic ball features two wheels to let it turn 360 degrees, moving in stealth until it's ready to shoot video or stills with the built-in webcam, which pops out of the top. [via]... [More]

Tow both your camp and your gear with the Airstream Panamerica ($TBA). The rear 11 feet of this 34-foot trailer is configured as a garage, with enough room to haul two motorcycles, ATVs, or other gear, as well as storage, power outlets, and work areas. In true Airstream fashion, the main cabin features plenty of living space, a double bed,... [More]

USB flash drives are great, but their small size also makes them easy to lose. Keep your mobile storage handy at all times with LaCie's new line of key storage. The itsaKey, iamaKey and PassKey USB Drives ($10 and up) all feature a key ring-friendly design from 5.5 Designers, offering up to 8GB of storage on istaKey and iamaKey, while... [More]

Looking in every way like normal stainless-steel cufflinks with stud backings, the Secret Message Cuff Links ($50) unscrew to reveal tiny scrolls of paper containing pre-printed sayings from the likes of Lao Tzu and Gandhi. Two blank scrolls are included so you can create and hide your own private notes. Also great for Pixy Stix usage in the corporate environment.... [More]

Have the most gangsta drinks at your next party, with these ice cubes shaped like AK-47 bullets. Each AK Ice Tray ($13) magazine produces 12 bullet shaped pieces. There's really no way that absolutely everyone present won't find this amazingly awesome. Seriously, no chance whatsoever. [Thanks, Doug]... [More]

Skip Steve Carrell's forgettable remake and enjoy all five seasons of the original with Get Smart – The Complete Series ($140). Filled with goofy action, great running gags, and endless spoofing from the comedic minds of Mel Brooks and Buck Henry, this set packs all 138 original episodes on 25 DVDs, and is the perfect foil for the upcoming 007... [More]

There's never been a bracelet this hardcore. Made from military-issue 550 paracord, Survival Straps ($18-$25) are bracelets designed to help you in an emergency. With 15 to 20' of cord used in each bracelet, you simply unravel it to instantly have a section of strong rope for any number of uses. (Just ask Bear how handy one of these things... [More]

Celebrate the good news with a new tee. The Haunted Housework T-Shirt ($20) proudly sports the Ghostbusters-branded Dustbuster, guaranteed to work on your toughest cat hair and meanest ghouls.... [More]

Say what you will about the "raping" of the series with silly refrigerator-as-nuclear-shelter and cutesy groundhog scenes: it's still Dr. Jones. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull ($23/DVD, $27/Blu-ray) continues the adventures of the legendary professor as he goes in search of an ancient Mayan treasure, while dealing with the arrival of his newly-discovered relation and constant... [More]

Created specifically for Carroll Shelby from a stock 1968 Mustang, the Shelby Black Hornet (starts at $100,000) is now being auctioned off to benefit the Carroll Shelby Children's Foundation. Identical to the Green Hornet Shelby GT500, this masterpiece offers a Cobra Jet 428 V8 engine producing 335 hp, Edelbrook aluminum heads, a top-loader 4-speed transmission, power steering, power brakes, Shelby... [More]

Need to keep tabs on your pets, home, kids, or wife while you're away? Rovio ($240) can help. This Wi-Fi enabled mobile web cam lets you see, hear, and interact with Rovio's surroundings via an online interface. Rovio will tell you when it's time to charge up, letting you tell it to return to the charging station with one click,... [More]

The thinnest iPod ever, the fourth-generation (4G) iPod Nano features a colorfully curved aluminum design with a 2-inch glass portrait display. Available in nine different colors, the new Nano has a sexy new interface, Apple's new Genius playlist technology, and a built-in accelerometer that automatically switches to Cover Flow view when rotated and automatically goes into Shuffle mode when shaken.... [More]

Like the 12" PowerBook before it, the new Apple MacBook ($1300-$1600) is now a true baby-Pro, offering professional features like a backlit keyboard, glass multi-touch trackpad, Unibody aluminum enclosure, LED-backlit, glass-encased 13.3-inch display, options for up to 320GB of hard drive space or a 128GB SSD, a Nvidia GeForce 9400M graphics processor, the new Mini DisplayPort connector, and processors of... [More]

To celebrate the winning of its 16th Formula 1 constructor's championship last week, Ferrari has unleashed the new Scuderia Spider 16M ($TBA). The fastest open-top Ferrari ever, the Scuderia Spider 16M has a 510 hp 4.3L V8 (0-60 in 3.7 seconds and a top speed of 195 mph) that's partnered with a smooth 6-speed F1 paddle shift gearbox. Inside, there's... [More]

At a certain age, "house shoes" somehow make their way onto your mom's holiday shopping list for you. And, at a certain age, you start to appreciate them. This year at least tell her about the slipperific Vans Mesa Slip-Ons ($45). The fleece-lined shoes are perfect for indoor use, yet show you still have a little style left in that... [More]

The new second-generation (2G) iPod Touch blings it out with a polished stainless steel design and a 3.5-inch widescreen glass display. In addition the standard features — Multi-Touch user interface, App support, and built-in accelerometer and 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi — the new Touch has integrated volume control buttons, a built-in speaker, the new iTunes 8 Genius feature, and built-in Nike+... [More]

Carved from a single piece of aluminum, the new Apple MacBook Pro ($2000-$2500) is the company's latest flagship laptop. Along with the new Unibody construction and black-rimmed, LED-backlit, glass-covered display is a new multi-touch glass trackpad, a new Mini DisplayPort connector, a new dual-chip graphics architecture that allows users to choose between the Nvidia GeForce 9400M processor for better battery... [More]

First there was the Flip Ultra, then the Flip Mino, and now the Flip Mino HD ($230). Going head-to-head with the HD-capable Kodak Zi6, the Mino HD is the world's smallest HD camcorder, recording up to 60 minutes of 720p widescreen HD video to its internal 4GB of storage. The Mino HD, which weighs just over 3 ounces, also features... [More]

Get your golf swing in check with the Gyro Swing ($200). This revolutionary training device uses an internal 20,000 RPM gyroscope to help you "feel" the correct plane and release, and features other helpful tools like a see-through grip guide and a dual-color shaft to visually reinforce the correct swing line. It'll have your duck hooks and slices squared away... [More]

Unlike conventional flashlights with their uneven, donut-shaped light patterns, the Bushnell HD Torch Flashlight ($69) projects a perfectly square beam of light with smooth, edge-to-edge illumination that's devoid of weird shadows. Constructed of aircraft-grade aluminum and powered by two 3-volt lithium batteries, the LED flashlight produces 165 Lumens of light and is good for a 1.5 hour run time. The... [More]

Forget supercars, we've seen the future and the new hotness will be personal jets. You could be boring and get a G150, or you can be the coolest kid on the block with an Eclipse 400 ($1.35 million). Aside from looking ten kinds of bad ass, this single-engine four seater can travel roughly 1,400 miles (on a single tank) at... [More]

After years of rumors, Apple finally delivers a monitor with a built-in iSight — and that's just the beginning. Sporting iMac-style looks, the new Apple 24-inch LED Cinema Display ($900; November) packs built-in speakers, 1920 x 1200 resolution, LED backlighting, and built-in MagSafe, Mini DisplayPort, and USB connectors, making connecting a new MacBook or MacBook Pro that much easier. We've... [More]

The classic lace-up gets some new styling with the Vans Fixed Gear Era ($65). Designed for fixed gear cyclists, the sneaker sports a canvas upper paired with a triple-stitched rubber-reinforced (*breath*) ballistic ripstop canvas toebox. Even if you take the train to work everyday, these bike friendly shoes will keep you rolling in style.... [More]

Looking for a "dream" pair of Oakleys that you just can't seem to find anywhere? Make your own with Oakley Custom Eyewear ($TBD). This new web app from Oakley lets you design your own shades in one of nearly 30 different styles, including the frames, lenses, etching, and even the Oakley logo on the side. Want a pair of Gascans... [More]

Long recognized by men as the greatest utensil ever, the spork has fallen on some hard times. Years of neglect (read: non-interest) have relegated this mighty tool to plastic-wrapped-disposable-fast-food-hell. Now, nearly 100 years after the spork first graced a hand, the Light My Fire Spork ($3-$10) is prepared to face the rigorous world of eating utensils. Featuring a spoon and... [More]

The new Sumo Omni Plus ($200) improves upon the company's original Omni Chair in a big way. Gone is the original Omni's nylon outer, replaced with a soft microsuede outer that is much more suitable for living room use. The new bag also uses a more robust and comfortable filling, and boasts straps on the ends to make sure it... [More]

Straight from Japan comes the Hover Q Tiny R/C Hovercraft ($50). This handheld air-cushioned amphibious vehicle works just like a real hovercraft, scooting around on a cushion of air. The hovercraft charges directly from the remote, giving you 5 minutes of run time in between charges.... [More]

Will a thousand horsepower fit in a stocking? We sure hope so. The Zenvo ST1 ($TBA) is a new Danish supercar that grabs your attention and doesn't let go. Powered by a mid-mounted turbocharged and supercharged 7.0-liter V8 engine, the ST1 delivers an astonishing 1,104 horsepower — good enough for a 0-60 time of 3.2 seconds and a top speed... [More]

Who wouldn't want their own spy robot? The Erector Spykee ($300) is a wireless spy robot from Erector that can be configured into three different models, and offers features like built-in Wi-fi for controlling the robot over the internet, a built-in camera and mic for taking real-time pics or video, a motion sensor for guardian-like duties, Skype 3.0 tech for... [More]

Bring home one of the funniest uncut movies of the year with Tropic Thunder – Unrated Director’s Cut ($23). This two-disc set includes the full spoof-tacular film with terrific performances by Robert Downey Jr., Jack Black, and a surprisingly great Tom Cruise, along with several featurettes, the requisite deleted and extended scenes, an alternate ending, and more.... [More]

With no windshield or roof, "swing-wing" doors, and an aggressively styled carbon fiber body, the Mercedes-Benz McLaren SLR Stirling Moss (€750,000, ~$1,050,000) practically screams "speed." Powered by a 650 hp supercharged V8, this unique vehicle — limited to just 75 cars and named after the legendary driver Stirling Moss — can achieve a top speed of 217 mph, and features... [More]

Smuggle your micro-sized goodies like a Cold War-era spy with Hollow Spy Coins ($20-$70). These exact duplicates of real spy coins used by both the CIA and KGB to smuggle things like poison, codes, and microfilm come in a variety of sizes, including full dollars, half dollars, quarters, and nickels, each with a hollow cavity inside awaiting your secrets. [via]... [More]

Disney/Pixar's latest masterpiece is now available to own. WALL-E ($15-$25) tells the fantastic story of the last robot left on earth, his love for another bot, and his journey to save the humans from garbage and their own fat asses. Bonus features include the awesome animated short film BURN-E, making-of featurettes, deleted scenes, and an excellent documentary entitled The Pixar... [More]

Bring some drunken carnival fun to your family room with a Personalized Whac-A-Mole Game ($35,000). Though it operates just like the amusement park models, this Whac-A-Mole game can be personalized with molded caricatures of your family and friends (you send in photos of the hapless victims). The whole thing is housed in a walnut veneer cabinet, transforming from bookshelf to... [More]

Need a Halloween costume to end all others for this year's office costume contest? No worries, just don this Master Chief Collector’s Costume ($630). Officially licensed, the outfit includes a quilted jumpsuit with EVA armor, a two-piece helmet, gauntlets, and boot tops. All you need now is your weapon of choice — might we suggest the Energy Sword? [Thanks, Jedia]... [More]

One of the most popular user-submitted products in Uncrate history, the Nerf N-Strike Vulcan ($43) is the Rambo of Nerf guns. This mean-looking, belt-feeding, fully-automatic dart gun can fire at a rate of up to three darts per second, pummeling your target (or your target's cubicle) with a barrage of toy ammunition. A removable, foldable tripod and a precision single-shot... [More]

Need a belt that will look good with jeans but can save your hide in a tight spot? Check out the Specter Last Resort Belt ($25-$32). made from Mil-Spec parachute webbing, the belt can be used to fully support one's body weight for rappelling or harnessing, and you can easily attach a carabiner and/or a figure-8 to hitch a ride... [More]

It's not like MINI's automobiles were gas guzzlers to begin with, but if you're looking for the greenest MINI you can get, check out the new MINI E ($TBA). Limited to just 500 vehicles to be leased in SoCal, New York, and New Jersey early next year, the E employ a single-speed, 204hp electric motor powered by a lithium-ion battery,... [More]

Solace yourself with the limited edition Tom Ford James Bond 007 TF108 Sunglasses ($450). As worn by Daniel Craig in Quantum of Solace , these modern aviators, made in Italy, will have you ordering martinis and stirring up the ladies in no time. [Thanks, Sam]... [More]

Get ready for the new year with some Calendar Tape ($10). This handy adhesive lets you create the current month in vertical awesomeness. It has a companion day of the week roll and also comes with its own marker for making reminders right on the tape. [via]... [More]

With all of the problems in Detroit, if you've always wanted a muscle car, now's probably the time to act. The just-unveiled 2010 Ford Mustang (starting at $21,845) mixes classic looks with modern design. Powered by either a V6 or 315-hp V8, the latest Mustang has a new, meaner exterior with a more aggressive grille, a powerdome hood, larger wheels,... [More]

Get your putting practice on Ari Gold-style with a Steve LaPorte Indoor Putting Green ($900). Featuring a unique design complete with water hazards and bunkers, a tapered contour pad for adjustable breaks, and a 5'x11' nylon putting surface, this is just begging for a spot in your office.... [More]

Meet the Dyson DC25 Animal ($550). It has officially taken the reigns as the most powerful and versatile machine in Dyson's catalog. Featuring ball technology for simple maneuvering, the DC25 Animal is also equipped to deal with pet hair and virtually anything else.... [More]

Whether you need a spare copy of an important key or are just tired of having the sorting through a bunch of similar keys to find the one you need, the Key of Rock (£15, ~$23) is here to help. This guitar-shaped blank comes ready for you to take to the key cutter, instantly jazzing up your keyring and making... [More]

Just because you know something's coming doesn't make it any less cool. The new 17-Inch Unibody MacBook Pro ($2,800) features the same rock-solid unibody aluminum construction as its 15- and 13-inch brothers, but features a slew of upgrades, including a 17-inch 1920x1200 LED-backlit display, up to 8GB of DDR3 RAM, a 320GB hard drive standard with the option for a... [More]

Be prepared to celebrate anywhere, anytime with the Squishy Shot Glass Set ($9). This set of two food-grade silicone glasses is designed to let you smash the cups down for easy transport, making them possibly the greatest flask accessory of all time. Huzzah!... [More]

It's been a while since we last heard from Jack Bauer. But he's back with a bang in 24: Redemption ($19). Bridging the gap between the sixth season and upcoming seventh season, the feature length TV-movie takes place nearly four years after the events of last season. The DVD features an extended "Creator’s Cut" with over ten minutes of never-before-seen... [More]

These Doane Utility Notebooks ($10/3-pack) have us shelving our Moleskines for good. Combining the best of both note-jotting worlds, the pocket-size (3.5" x 5.5") notebooks have 48 pages that sport both lines and grids, letting you write reminders neatly and draw up legible floor plans for your Man Cave. The notebooks also have a flexible cover that's great for back-pocket... [More]

Looking for something to guard your barren desk during the winter months? The Big Vinyl Yeti ($90) will take the job, standing high above your hard drives and sharpies, this 9.5-inch figure features posable arms and a removable light-up torch. It's limited to 1000 and comes in an ice cave box with a free T-shirt while supplies last. [Thanks, Greg]... [More]

Give your refrigerator a ninja makeover with these Throwing Star Magnets ($19). Sold in packs of two, these unique decorations come in a ninja-styled box, sporting two powerful magnets each, and are made to look as if they've been embedded into whatever surface they're stuck to. [via]... [More]

Originally designed to handle detonation and trip wires, and straight out of any Batman-wannabe's dream, this Pocket Grappling Hook ($27) is perfect for any mission. The 1"x5.5" water resistant shell holds the hook's spikes when you're on the move, and can be filled with water or sand to add weight for more accurate throws. Forget all that "not certified for... [More]

Pick yourself up a major award with the Ultimate Collector's Edition of A Christmas Story ($30 DVD; $35 Blu-ray). Along with the standard Ralphtastic movie, you get tons of extras along with a bunch of goodies, including: a collectible retro Christmas cookie tin, a strand of leg-lamp Christmas lights, a 48-page cookbook with recipes inspired by the movie, a red... [More]

Start your own Warhol-esque print factory with help from Print Liberation: The Screen Printing Primer ($17). This nifty 144-page guide gives you comprehensive tips and instructions on how to make your own prints, and on printing to various surfaces such as tees, cylinders, wallpaper, and more, along with some sample images to get you started.... [More]

From the makers of the badass, retina-scorching SureFire flashlights comes the SureFire Pen ($125). It sports a body made from hard anodized aerospace-grade aluminum with stainless steel on the tip, pocket clip, and the tailcap, which itself features a rounded window breaker — handy! It also comes with a Schmidt Technology easyFLOW ink cartridge, but can use nearly any ink... [More]

Get a load of the Knight XV ($295,000). Inspired by the Gurkha military vehicle, this handcrafted, fully armored luxury SUV is decked out inside and out. Powered by a Bio-fuel V10 (good for 400 hp and 498-ft lbs of torque), the XV features Wilton Wool carpeting, Andrew Muirhead leather, 6-way seating, tandem sunroof glass with privacy shades, side-mounted laptop stations,... [More]

Add to your retro gaming collection with this Atari 2600 Package ($120). It includes an original, simulated wood grain 2600 console, 20 games including Asteroids, Donkey Kong, the infamous E.T., and Missile Command, two joysticks and two paddle controllers, a power supply, installation instructions and all the necessary hook-ups. [via]... [More]

Shakespeare bust with hidden switch? Check. Red Batphone? Check. Young sidekick in weird tights? Uh, yeah, we'll think about that. In the meantime, this Commissioner Gordon-approved phone, just like the Caped Crusader's, lights up when a call comes in to your own Batcave.... [More]

Whether you're away from your full copy of CS3 or simply don't want to fork over the cash, Adobe Photoshop Express (Free) has something for everyone. The online photo editing application offers users 2GB of free storage, photo sharing, and some of the most commonly-used Photoshop editing tools, including cropping, resizing, converting to black and white, red-eye and blemish removal,... [More]

Excuse me, Mr. Bond — your new car has arrived. You're looking at the ultimate Aston Martin. And ain't she a beauty? The Aston Martin One-77 ($1.4 million) boasts a 7.3-liter V12, a carbon fiber chassis, a handcrafted aluminum body, and performance to match — including a 0-60 time of 3.5 seconds and a top speed of over 200 mph.... [More]

Finally outgrowing iPhoto? Then it's time you stepped up to Aperture 2 ($200). Apple's professional strength photo editing and management software just got over 100 new features, including a streamlined user interface, a new image processing engine, and a ton of new imaging tools. If you've got an SLR camera and consider yourself semi-pro, Aperture needs to be on your... [More]

You've already got Opti-Mash Prime and Darth Tater on your shelf, so why not Indiana Spuds? Taters of the Lost Ark ($15) is the latest movie-themed addition to Playskool's classic Mr. Potato Head line. This Indy version features his fedora, jacket and bullwhip. Press his head to hear the Indiana Jones theme song. [Thanks, Julia]... [More]

The Oakley Kitchen Sink Pack ($175) lives up to its name with tons of features. It offers a mobile phone pocket, a padded sleeve for laptops up to 17-inches, a top storage compartment that's compression molded to protect eyewear, a headphone port for iPods, lockable cable zipper pulls, an access flap with inner organizer, and a compartment with drainage ports... [More]

Get all the health benefits of rock climbing without the danger with the Aqua Climb ($8,000). Designed to be installed over a swimming pool, the wall features adjustable, interchangeable handholds, a 10-degree angle to ensure that you fall into the pool, protective padding along the sides and base, and a 304-grade stainless steel frame that can handle years of use.... [More]

If you're a little concerned about the forthcoming robot uprising, you'd be smart to not get a functioning one. The fact is, the best robots in the world don't do anything. They just stand there and look cool. Like these excellent Robot Sculptures ($750-$6,000) from Bennett Robot Works. Over 30 one-of-a-kind robots are currently for sale, with each one taking... [More]

Now available. Originally posted 04/08. Gran Turismo isn't the only legendary racing series coming out with a new installment this month. Mario Kart Wii ($50) is set to bring the series back to its N64 glory days, with a mix of brand-new and vintage tracks and arenas, 4-player local multiplayer, online multiplayer, multiple control schemes (including one that involves using... [More]

Hasbro is bringing the urban vinyl toy market to the mainstream with the affordable Mighty Muggs ($10-$15). "Made from 100% recycled awesome," these chunky 6-inch tall toys are currently available in Star Wars and Marvel characters. Choose from Chewie, Darth Vader, Han, Luke, Mace Windu, Obi-Wan, Stormtrooper, Darth Maul, Boba Fett, and C-3PO. In March, you'll be able score Lando,... [More]

The Flying Tigers took to the sky only 12 days after Pearl Harbor to kick Japanese ass and earn WWII glory. Oakley pays tribute to the legendary aviators with their Flying Tigers Collection, which features special edition graphics and bold apparel designs. Included are the Flying Tigers Gascan ($110) in black/grey and sand/bronze; the Flying Tigers Boardshort ($50) in vintage... [More]

We pretty much knew it was coming, but Apple has finally released its new MacBook Pro ($2000-$2800). The new models sport multi-touch trackpads that let you pinch, swipe, and rotate simply by using your fingers, like you would on an iPhone. They also include the latest Intel Core 2 Duo processors, ranging from 2.4-2.6 GHz, and built on a 45nm... [More]

Ditch that old school Wal-Mart BB gun and upgrade your armaments with the Walther NightHawk Air Pistol ($160). With a badass look that would be at home in any secret agent's arsenal, the NightHawk features a red dot sight with 11 brightness settings, a CO2 repeater system, and a side mounted tactical flashlight with grip mounted activation switch. Bulletproof vest... [More]

Nevermind that it's one of the only PS3 games worth playing, Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock ($100/PS3 or 360, $90/Wii) is also the latest in the smash-hit Guitar Hero series, and the first to be available for all three next-gen consoles. Along with the benefits of an all-new wireless Gibson Les Paul controller, the game features over 70 rock... [More]

Move over, PS3. Our current favorite Blu-Ray player is about to get knocked off its perch by the new Sony BDP-550 Blu-Ray Player ($500; Fall 2008). The slim, blue-faced player offers support for Blu-Ray 2.0 spec, Bonus View PiP, and BD-Live, and features a 1GB storage device, 1080/60p and 24p True Cinema output, 7.1 channel Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital Plus,... [More]

Yesterday at E3, Nintendo announced two new additions that'll make your Wii even more useful for drunken Friday nights with the neighbors. Wii Sports Resort ($TBA; Spring 2009) is the first sequel to the totally worn-out pack-in, featuring summer/beach games like Sword Play, Jet-Ski Power Cruising, and Disc Dog. It's also the first game to work with (and come with)... [More]

Nerf darts at noon are fine and dandy, but real office warfare is done after hours in low light with the Lazer Tag Multiplayer Battle System ($80). The new package includes two Phoenix LTX guns (with rumble pack, recoil feature, and manual reload option), a Pinpoint Sight (for better accuracy), and a Shot Blast attachment (to tag multiple targets at... [More]

Looking for a better place to store your rubbers than a bedside drawer? Keep them handy and safe inside a Prophopot ($30). This five-inch circular storage device comes in seven different colors to match your decor, and has a lid designed to look like a condom, so extra-lucky houseguests will know what's in store (besides tacky housewares). [Thanks, Joe]... [More]

It's been a long time since the Camaro concept was unveiled. Lucky for us, this modern muscle car hasn't hardly changed at all with the official production version. The 2010 Chevrolet Camaro (starting at $22,995; Q1 2009) will initially come in three rather stunning models — LS, LT, and SS. The LS and LT will be powered by a 300-hp... [More]

Celebrating 25 years of Grayskull, Mattel has launched a new line of He-Man action figures that make your 80's versions look downright dumb. The Masters of the Universe Classics ($20) are fully detailed and articulated, landing somewhere between the originals and the crazy anime-inspired ones a couple years back. The first two available this fall will be He-Man and Beast... [More]

As if Lamborghini really needs to release souped-up versions of current models, they've just announced an enhanced Gallardo coupe. The Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 ($TBA) crams in a 5.2-liter V10 engine that delivers 560 horsepower. In addition to new front and rear fascias, the four-wheel-drive Gallardo LP560-4 sports an improved suspension and improved fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. Other goodies include... [More]

If stabbing your prey simply isn't enough for you, check out the WASP Injector Knife ($380). Designed for taking out large land and sea predators, this hardcore weapon features a 5.25-inch blade and can hold up to a 24g gas canister, which is used to inject a freezing cold, basketball-sized ball of compressed gas into whatever you've punctured, dropping even... [More]

Show off your inner dork without looking like a total nerd with these limited edition Star Wars tees ($65) from Addict Clothing. Available in Storm Trooper, Boba Fett or Bike Scout and made from 100 percent cotton.... [More]

Because you never bought it "just for the articles," you can now page through more than 600 beauties inside Playboy: The Complete Centerfolds ($315). Starting with Marilyn herself, this huge collector's edition book has every centerfold from every issue, presented exactly as they appeared in the magazines. The book comes in an impressive velvet-lined, embossed briefcase with combination-lock clasps.... [More]

If there's one lame thing about Legos, it's the lack of firearms. Luckily, BrickArms is here to fill the void. The online store creates and sells Lego weapons ($1) and custom minifigs ($10-$15). You can get everything from an UZI to an RPG Rocket Grenade, and anyone from Bond to an Arab terrorist. All of the BrickArms toys are designed... [More]

The Disney/Pixar Ultimate 8-Movie Collection ($110; Aug. 19) includes eight of Pixar's brilliant movies in one box. Inside you'll find Toy Story (10th Anniversary Edition), A Bug's Life, Toy Story 2 (Special Edition), Monsters Inc, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Cars, and Ratatouille. No word yet on extras.... [More]

Ditch your bland bathroom tile and replace it with something a bit more fun. Tetris Tiles are, as the name suggests, tiles based on the shapes found in the popular game. Custom made in England from Italian ceramics, the tiles are available as whole pieces or in mosaic sections with single square tiles. May we suggest some background music to... [More]

For a totally NSFW new year, check out the Nerdcore 2008 Calendar ($25). While last year's calendar was gamer themed (mmm... PowerGlove), the 2008 version focuses on superheroes and villains. Only don't expect to see some buff dude with a dumb "S" on his chest — expect lots of sexy bare chests.... [More]

Neiman Marcus has teamed up with Hennessey Performance Engineering to offer one mean Viper. The 2008 Neiman Marcus Special Edition Hennessey Venom 700NM ($179,500), which will be included in the spring Neiman Marcus Men's Catalog, features a 700-hp engine that's good for a 0-60 time of 3.3 seconds. The black beauty also sports a 200-mph tested rear wing, Venom 700NM... [More]

At last, you can own your very own Mattel Hoverboard. Okay, so it doesn't actually work, but this super-rare Back to the Future Hoverboard ($30,000) is one of the only remaining wooden props used in the film. In excellent condition, it features wood and metal construction, complete with rotating footpads and bottom-mounted "magnet pads." A must-see for any film memorabilia... [More]

Despite our intense dislike of their aggressively fragrant, techno-filled stores, A&F do know how to make a jacket. The Abercrombie Sawtooth Jacket ($160) is no exception, blending aged military style with comforts like soft cotton construction, flannel lining, a high collar, a reinforced storm placket, cover stitching for extra strength, and a zip and button closure. A nearly perfect Fall... [More]

Audi's 3-series and C-class competitor just got a whole lot better. The 2009 Audi A4 ($32,700 and up) starts with either an all-new 211hp 2.0L TSFI engine or a 265hp 3.2L FSI powerplant, and builds on it with loads of high-end, high-tech features like iPod integration, adaptive cruise control, Bluetooth, quattro all-wheel drive, and our favorite, Bi-Xenon headlights with LED... [More]

Um, wow. Ol' Steve just hopped off the stage at Macworld, and once again has left us with our mouths open. The MacBook Air ($1,800) is the world’s thinnest laptop. Measuring only 0.16 to 0.76 inches and weighing 3.0 pounds, the MacBook Air sports a 13.3-inch LED-backlit widescreen display, a full-size backlit keyboard, a built-in iSight camera, and an iPhone-like... [More]

I Am Legend ($16 DVD; $19 Blu-ray) almost flopped in our eyes thanks to the horrid CG monsters, but the mind-blowing images of a decaying Manhattan are just enough to make us forget about the Gollum-esque creatures. This end-of-the-world-last-man-on-earth epic is the third adaptation of Richard Matheson's classic sci-fi novel, and easily the best. In spite of the cheesy flesh-eating... [More]

Finally, a Lotus with an interior to match its exterior. The Lotus Evora ($TBD; 2009) is the British carmaker's new 2+2 coupe, offering 276 hp from a 3.5L V6, a curb weight of just 2,976 lbs., and an interior filled with high-end appointments like leather, a navigation system, Bluetooth, iPod connectivity, and more. Fantastic styling, adult creature comforts, and legendary... [More]

Why let the black ops division have all the fun? Now you can have your own pair of cyborg-looking glasses with EyeClops Night Vision Goggles ($90). The specs use IR technology for monocular night vision, feature both green and b/w modes, and offer two sensitivity levels, one for close proximity work, and the other for full-power mode, letting you see... [More]

It may look like just an AirPort Extreme base station — but it's not. Apple's Time Capsule is a new backup device that works with Mac OS X Leopard's Time Machine feature to automatically and wirelessly backup everything on your Mac. With super simple "just plug it in" set up, Time Capsule is available in 500GB ($300) and 1TB ($500)... [More]

We didn't see this one coming. Soon, you'll be able to shred from anywhere with Guitar Hero: On Tour for Nintendo DS. Using the included Guitar Hero Guitar Grip and pick-stylus, DS owners will be able to rock out to a huge list of tracks, including classic rock, alternative and pop favorites like Nirvana, OK Go and No Doubt. Guitar... [More]

Relive those wet summers of your youth with the Super Soaker T-Shirt ($17). Awesomely sporting the original blaster, this tee is perfect for water gun aficionados. [via]... [More]

Bring the adventures of Tony Stark home with Iron Man ($15-$26) on DVD or Blu-ray. Featuring fantastically-realistic special effects, knockout performances by Robert Downey Jr. and Uncrate favorite Jeff Bridges, and superb directing from Jon Favreau, it's yet another fine example of a comic book movie done right.... [More]

It's the same Apple TV, just a lot better. Apple TV Take 2 is loaded with entirely new software that lets you rent DVD-quality and HD movies directly on your TV. Yep, but it gets better. Requiring no computer (hi, Grandma!), the new Apple TV (40GB $230; 160GB $320) also adds YouTube and Flickr support. You'll be able to choose... [More]

Enjoy fresh Twinkies whenever the mood strikes with this Twinkie Bake Set ($26). The kit includes everything you need for multiple batches, including a spatula, baking pan, recipe book, Twinkie container, and — wait for it — an icing injector.... [More]

If you've ever had to move furniture (or anything else large for that matter), then you'll fully appreciate the Figure 9 Carabiner ($5). Sure there are numerous strap systems on the market, but most of them are ratcheting, and sort of a pain in the ass. With the Figure 9, you can safely fasten your gear using any available rope... [More]

There's no better, more flexible addition to a fall wardrobe than a nice, comfortable hoodie, and the new line of Marc Ecko Star Wars Hoodies ($58-$98) are at the top of our list. Made from soft, 100% cotton, each features a different design, along with adjustable hoods, ribbed cuffs and waistbands, and front pockets. Our favorites? The Real Trooper and... [More]

This Valentine's Day, move the action out of the bedroom and into the garage with Carma Sutra: The Auto-Erotic Handbook ($10). This paperback tome is full of in-car sex positions to spice up your backseat action, complete with illustrations and helpful model-specific advice. Just remember to set the parking brake.... [More]

Super Smash Bros. Brawl ($50) is the "fastest-selling video game in Nintendo of America's history" for a reason. It's fun as hell. The third installment of the cartoon fighting game, released for the Wii, features tons of Nintendo characters, along with new superstars like Sonic the Hedgehog, Solid Snake from Metal Gear, and Pit from Kid Icarus. Head-to-head and multiplayer... [More]

Blast your opponents (or roommates) your way with the Nerf N-Strike Recon CS-6 ($20). This hardcore toy dart blaster comes with five interchangeable parts that can be taken apart and reassembled in any configuration you want, and features a flip-up sight, a dual-mode red-dot sight for nighttime action, and more. The new champ of intra-office warfare.... [More]

The inevitable upgrade to the Nintendo DS Lite has been announced. Besides being slightly slimmer, the new Nintendo DSi ($180) has two 3.25-inch screens (17% bigger than the Lite), better audio, a built-in web browser, an SD memory card slot, and a .3 megapixel (640x480) camera on the outside and one inside on the hinge. The DSi, which comes in... [More]

If you're searching for a more unique base for your outdoor walkway than the average masonry at your local Home Depot, look no further than these Gameboy Bricks ($46/each). These bricks are made from original, brick-like Gameboy units, giving your front or backyard retro gaming cred that can only come from merging centuries-old building techniques with decade-old tech. Tetris not... [More]

As much as we love bowling on the Wii, it only makes sense that we're hot for this Brunswick Wii Bowling Bag ($45). The stylishly ironic bag, which looks like a traditional bowling ball bag, has padded compartments designed to carry the Wii console, cords, games, sensor bar, Wii remote, Nunchuk controller, and more. Game on. [Thanks, Dennis]... [More]

The Treadwall ($TBA) is exactly what it sounds like — a treadmill for wall climbing. The standalone device offers auto-stop technology for self-paced climbing, adjustable angles and holds to diversify the experience, a Polar heart-rate monitor, and built-in safety — since you're never more than a few feet from the floor, you simply hop off when you're finished. American Gladiators,... [More]

Imagine being able to actually touch your digital photos and drag them around by hand, or use your finger as a Photoshop paint brush. You can do that and much more with Microsoft's first surface computing product, imaginatively named Microsoft Surface ($10,000; Q4 2007). The Minority Report-style computing environment allows you to directly interact with a touch-sensitive 30-inch tabletop setup... [More]

If this is the greatest week of your life since, well, ever, we bet we know why. So, fanboy, order you up some Transformers T-Shirts ($20) and seek out your own Allspark. Choose from the Decepticon T-Shirt, Transformers 1984 Movie Poster T-Shirt, Optimus Prime T-Shirt, or the Robots In Disguise T-Shirt.... [More]

So the spy shots were real. In addition to the fingerprint-magnet iPod, Apple has also introduced an all-new iPod Nano (4GB, silver: $149; 8GB, silver, black, blue, green, red: $199). The new "Fat Nano" (as many have called it since pics leaked earlier this month) features a completely new anodized aluminum and polished stainless steel design, a larger screen and... [More]

When Apple updates a product, there's normally more than one big advancement in there. This is certainly true of the new MacBook Pro ($2000-$2800). The 15" models have been bumped up to 2.2 and 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processors, sport beefier Nvidia GeForce 8600M GT graphic cards, and can now handle 4GB of RAM. The big deal, however,... [More]

We consider our Jimi Wallets to be our most durable cash and card carriers, but that may change when we get our hands on the Dosh Wallet ($45). The Dosh is made from flexible polymers, and features an area for cash, cards, and a small integrated compartment for coins and keys. Plus, it's waterproof, making it our new favorite for... [More]

One of the most loved toys in the world goes back to its roots with this Collector's Edition Slinky ($8). Sporting the "dark metal" coloring of the original, this Slinky also comes in a box that features the original package design from 1945.... [More]

We've seen movie-themed potatoes before, but with the release of Transformers on the horizon, we'd be remiss if we didn't mention Optimash Prime, the Mr. Potato Head Transformer ($10). He's modeled more on the 80's cartoon Optimus than the version we'll see in theaters soon — and yes, we're going, even if Michael Bay is a no-talent clown — and... [More]

You don't need to be a freestyle athlete to appreciate the Freestyle Funbox ($85). The watch features a durable black or blue polyurethane strap, a NightVision backlit display, a chronograph with a split time function, a countdown heat timer, a limited lifetime warranty, and an alarm. Of course, it's made for athletes — so it's also waterproof down to 100... [More]

If for some crazy reason you didn't see this robotic epic in theaters, now's your chance to redeem yourself. As everyone else saw this Summer, Michael Bay pulls out all the stops for Transformers ($23; Oct. 16) — insane special effects, non-stop action, unexpected hilariousness, and alien robot carnage. What about the special features on the DVD? Who cares —... [More]

Yes, "Grab life by the horns" is a stupid slogan. But this beast makes up for it. The 2006 Dodge Charger SRT8 ($39,000 est.) is a true muscle car. It boasts a 425-horsepower 6.1-liter HEMI V8 engine good enough for 0-60 in about 5 seconds and a quarter-mile time in the 13-second range. The Charger offers 20-inch aluminum wheels with... [More]

Although externally very similar to its previous incarnation, the new, larger 2007 Mini Cooper S ($TBA; late 2006) replaces nearly every internal piece, and all the body panels are new to this redesign. The S features a 175 hp turbocharged engine that comes coupled with a six-speed manual or six-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters, an air intake on the... [More]

If you've been waiting for a chance to play a new game as everyone's favorite plumber, wait no more. Super Paper Mario ($45) joins the excitement and nostalgia of a 2D Mario platformer with 3D puzzles and some RPG-like mechanics for an all-new experience. You get to control Mario, Peach, and Bowser as you play, and the simple controls mean... [More]

After a slight delay, Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard has been fully revealed. Having used every version of Mac OS X ever released, we're counting down the days until Leopard ($129; Oct. 2007). The ultra-advanced operating system includes over 300 new features, including a new Desktop and Dock with Stacks, an awesome new way to organize files; an updated, iTunes-like... [More]

Nintendo busted out three new Wii accessories during yesterday's E3 press event. First up is the Wii Zapper ($TBA; Fall 2007), an assault weapon-style unit that holds both the Wii remote and Nunchuck controller. It'll come packaged with "Nintendo-developed software," but will also work for games like Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles. Next, Nintendo showed off Wii Fit and the Wii... [More]

The greatest partnership in geekdom — Star Wars and Lego — continues with this Motorized Walking AT-AT ($130). Ready for you to stage your own Battle of Hoth, the 12" tall AT-AT walks and moves its head thanks to Lego's Power Functions System. The set includes AT-AT Pilot, General Veers, Snowtrooper and Luke Skywalker with grappling line and Lightsaber. Thermal... [More]

Ever wonder what it would be like to build a place on the top of a small building? That's exactly what the Loft Cube (From $111,000) was designed for — that, and people on the move. The Cube was designed to be a temporary living structure, which can be placed anywhere from rooftops in Berlin to a prairie in South... [More]

Being devout Mac users, we've enjoyed the benefits of Safari, Apple's super fast web browser, since 2003. Windows users haven't had it so good. Sure, Firefox is better than Microsoft's Internet Explorer, but it's no Safari. Today, you Windows users can join us in basking in some Safari goodness — Apple has released a beta version of Safari 3 (free)... [More]

Wear this tee while running from the military for a crime you didn't commit. The A-Team T-Shirt ($23) sports a simple illustration of the GMC van used by the greatest soldiers of fortune ever. B.A. would be proud. [Thanks, Jerry]... [More]

Sporting a 660 horsepower, 6.5 litre V12 and F-22 Raptor-inspired styling, the Lamborghini Reventón (€1 million, around $1.4 million) is the most powerful and expensive Lamborghini ever. Along with a composite carbon fibre exterior, the Reventón packs features like carbon brake disks, heatproof LEDs for rear indicator lights, black aluminum wheels with carbon fin accents, and other reminders that the... [More]

Mario Kart kicks ass. Nearly every version ever made became one of the best titles for that system, and it's also one of the most fun multiplayer experiences out there. Bring some of that madness to your house with the Giant R/C Mario Kart Racer ($50). At over 12" long, Mario is controlled by a GameCube-style controller that offers Right,... [More]

SureFire, maker of military grade illumination tools used by everybody from the FBI to the your local Barney Fife, has introduced a sexy limited edition titanium LED Flashlight called the Titan ($500). The pinky-sized device is the world's first continuous variable-output LED flashlight, allowing you to select virtually any light output between zero and 30 lumens — over 1,000 possibilities.... [More]

Apple has just released its new iMac ($1200-$1800), and the aluminum and glass beauty looks like another winner from the boys in Cupertino. Available in 20-inch and 24-inch models, the new iMacs sport 2.0 or 2.4 Intel Core 2 Duo processors, 1GB of RAM (expandable to 4GB), 250GB or 320GB SATA hard drives, an 8X SuperDrive, 812.11n wireless networking, ATI... [More]

Sport the uniform of your favorite character with Costume T-Shirts ($20-$30). These soft tees feature graphic prints of the costumes of some of our favorite movie and cartoon characters, such as Optimus Prime, Spider-Man, He-Man, and the deadly Storm Shadow, as well as Star Wars favorites Darth Vader, R2-D2, and Stromtrooper. [via] Save: The Bargainist reports that you can get... [More]

So you think your Jeep is tough? Behold the TLC Icon ($88,000). Based on the FJ40 Toyota Land Cruiser, the grandaddy of SUVs, the Icon is a rugged and powerful vehicle that'll laugh at any off-road punishment you can throw at it. The Icon boasts a 5.7-liter Chevy Ram Jet 8-cylinder engine with 350 horsepower — good for a 0-60... [More]

Even though Monday's WWDC keynote was a bit lame, Steve's still our guy. Show your support for the iCEO with this Steve Jobs for President T-Shirt ($17). Even though he's already picked his man for 2008, we can still hope.... [More]

We've long recommended replacement keyboards for Apple's desktops, but that changes today, as Apple rolled out new Wired and Wireless Aluminum Keyboards ($50-$70). The new 'boards offer low-profile keys like those found on the company's MacBook laptop, new dedicated function keys, and an incredibly thin design. Whether you need the numeric pad found on the wired version, or prefer the... [More]

Design Within Reach, seller of all things modern, has teamed up with Airstream and architect-designer Chris Deam to offer the Design Within Reach Airstream ($49,000; June 2007). The special edition travel trailer sports all the aluminum goodness of the iconic Airsream, with added elements by George Nelson (Ball Clock), Tom Dixon (Wire Coat Rack), Heller (Hellerware dishware) and Paul Smith... [More]

Just when we get our significant other to agree to our $600 expenditure coming up at the end of this month, here comes Sony Ericsson to remind us that there are other decent cell phones in the world. The W960 Walkman Phone ($TBA; Q4 2007) packs 8GB of memory for your music, video support, a 2.6" touch-sensitive display, UTMS, Wi-Fi,... [More]

Get it? It's a tree with Apples in it. Even if it isn't the most original idea ever, there really is no better way to show off your Mac geekiness than with a nice pro-Apple tee. And the Doesn't Fall Far From The Tree T-Shirt ($18) will do perfectly.... [More]

At next month's Detroit Auto Show, Toyota will unveil this stunning concept sports car that would be powered by a 400-hp hybrid powertrain. Sporting super aggressive styling, the Toyota FT-HS Hybrid Sports Concept ($35,000 est.) is envisioned as a coupe to replace the retired Supra, with a 0-60 target of 4 seconds. A 3.5-liter V6 engine would deliver most of... [More]

Really, this one pretty much speaks for itself. The By the Power T-Shirt ($40) features a terrific mashup of Skeletor and the old Uncrate favorite skull and cross bones. Hey, if there's anything cooler than Skeletor and pirates, it's Skeletor as a pirate.... [More]

To satiate your unending desire to be a world-saving hero, we present the Danger Bomb Alarm Clock ($40). This clever clock wakes you every morning with an explosion sound, and to disable the bomb, you have to follow the code (which resets every morning) to unhook the correct wire. Not exactly life-threatening, but that all depends on who you have... [More]

We're big fans of Fatboy's traditional oversized beanbags, so it should come as no surprise that we're pumped about the Fatboy Outdoor ($350). This 55"x75" mammoth sports heavy denier polyester fabric that's been UV treated and coated with PVC to make the bag both fade and water resistant. Two integrated straps increase the utility, allowing for easier transport and more... [More]

Sometimes you just can't help but want to be European. The KTM X-Bow ($TBA; 2008) is an all-new sports car from the storied motorcycle company. With a body weight of approximately 1550 lbs., the X-Bow's 220-horsepower Audi engine propels the racer from 0 to 62 in 3.9 seconds. Other high-end features abound, such as a carbon fibre monocoque, Brembo brakes,... [More]

His true identity may have been blown, but Fake Steve Jobs is as hardcore and hilarious as ever. He takes it up a notch with Options: The Secret Life of Steve Jobs ($16; Oct.). While not much is known about the upcoming novel, the New York Times says the book is "a well-plotted satire that imagines Apple’s chief executive grappling... [More]

If you've been waiting for an upgrade to pick up your new computer, this might be it. The New Apple MacBook ($1100-$1500) packs all the standard features of the older models, plus faster processors, more RAM, and bigger hard drives. The white base model runs at 2.0 GHz, packs an 80GB hard drive, and has a DVD-ROM/CD-RW combo drive. The... [More]

A six-shooter, Nerf-style? We're in. The Nerf Maverick ($13) can hold six foam, suction cup-tipped darts in its chamber, and offers fast, accurate shooting. Features aside, this is one toy that we're not sure we can live without — the office has simply been too dangerous since we broke our Super Soakers and started using Berettas instead.... [More]

If you haven't been lucky enough to catch a screening, you'll soon be able to learn all about your favorite typeface with the Helvetica DVD ($20; Nov. 6). In addition to the 80-minute film, you'll get over 90 minutes of additional interviews with typography and visual culture gurus. If you really love your fonts, there's also a limited edition package,... [More]

Four years after their last album, the kings of catchy nu-metal return with a worthwhile emo-esque new disc. Linkin Park's Minutes To Midnight ($10) is a major move away from their rap-rock sound, trying their best to survive the current musical climate by channelling some classic bands and spitting out darker and more political lyrics. Standout tracks: "What I've Done"... [More]

If you use a large, external display with your MacBook Pro like us, you're really going to drool over the Floater ($305). Machined from a solid block of aluminum, the vertical stand elegantly holds your MacBook like nothing else you've ever seen. It keeps the laptop cooler, offers easy access to ports, and keeps your cables under control.... [More]

Pass the time until the release of Halo 3 by picking up a copy of BioShock ($60), a first-person shooter that mixes RPG elements, an incredibly immersive environment, and an intricate, involving plot to create a gaming experience that is leading reviewers to call it "an unparalleled achievement," "an essential gaming experience," and a "one-of-a-kind masterpiece." Lots and lots of... [More]

The Obelisk Chairs ($8,920) take seats at the home or office in a whole new direction. When not in use, these four aluminum frame, woven polyethylene chairs and matching table stack together to form a Sci-Fi-like piece. The chairs have white cushions and the entire offering is quite durable. [Thanks, Mark]... [More]

We've long been fans of Nissan's 350Z series, but we've also been waiting for Nissan's Nismo performance group to get ahold of one. The 2007 Nissan Nismo Z ($TBD; Summer 2007) improves on the standard Z with an aggressive aerodynamics package, a specially tuned independent multi-link suspension, Brembo brakes, a tuned exhaust, and gunmetal grey Rays super lightweight 5-spoke forged... [More]

We've all got an excuse to be a little lazier, thanks to the all-new Roomba 500 Series. These cleaning robots pack new features such as anti-tangle technology, twice as much suction as previous models, a re-designed dustbin to hold more dirt, and interchangeable faceplates. The lineup includes the Roomba 530 ($300), which cleans up to three standard rooms before returning... [More]

In the Star Wars universe, Jawas are scavengers, seeking out gear they can later sell or trade. Apparently, they don't just deal in droids. The Jawa Que T-Shirt ($17) shows one of our robed friends busting on a Tatooine-native BBQ grill. Maybe it had a bad motivator.... [More]

We just found our Bluetooth headset for the iPhones we'll be picking up later this evening. The Argard M10 ($149) is an ultra-small, in-ear wireless headset with a design that's worthy enough to be paired with even the sexiest of phones. Smaller in diameter than a quarter and weighing only 5 grams, it's no surprise that this sexy piece of... [More]

They've done 1984, and now they're doing 1972 with the PodBrix Young Woz and Jobs Playset ($40). This latest creation from Tomi shows Apple co-founders Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs back in '72, minifig-style. Each one of the 300 limited edition sets is hand created in meticulous detail, and features the unit number as well as the artist's signature on... [More]

Don't read too closely if you're afraid to find out the endings to some famous flicks. The Spoilt T-Shirt ($15) is a black tee full of movie spoilers that's guaranteed to get you some offensive remarks every time you wear it.... [More]

If you're ready for some serious free weight training — and ready to save some space — you should check out the new Bowflex SelectTech 1090 Dumbbells ($599). These futuristic dumbbells replace 17 pairs of normal ones, allowing you to quickly change your resistance from 10 lbs to 90 lbs with just the turn of a dial. A handy Bowflex... [More]

Like the idea of the Microsoft Surface, but willing to settle for a keyboard-and-mouse interface, along with the added bonus of arcade-style gaming and controls? Check out the Multi-Game Arcade Table ($6650). Its contemporary design hides all the goodness of a MAME machine with arcade controls, internet portal, jukebox, and more, inside its sleek housing. Sure, it costs more than... [More]

We've seen a lot of expensive movie memorabilia before, but nothing as cool as this. The Ghostbusters Ecto 1 ($150,000) is the 1959 Cadillac that the 'Busters drove in the original film. As fate would have it, that isn't the only movie the car has made an appearance in — it was also featured in In the Heat of the... [More]

Of all the things we would have expected Honda to build, a jet was not on the list. The HondaJet ($3.65 million; pre-order) is the first aircraft designed by the Honda Motor Company, and is full of innovations. The over-the-wing engine mount actually reduces drag and leaves more room in the fuselage, which is made from lightweight composite materials, and... [More]

Seriously, how can you go wrong with a tie from a company named Psycho Bunny? You just can't. The Psycho Bunny Striped Ties ($110) feature various stripes and the all-important bunny skull and crossbones.... [More]

If your goal is to freak out innocent bystanders using nothing but your luggage, then this is your bag. Part of the Samsonite Black Label Alexander McQueen collection, the Hero 20" Upright ($750) horrifically boasts the shape of a ribcage and sternum on the front, and a backbone on the other side.... [More]

Another day, another special Apple event. Steve Jobby Jobs today unveiled a new lineup of iPods, headlined by the iPod Touch (8GB $299; 16GB $399). Stealing the iPhone's multi-touch user interface and huge 3.5-inch widescreen display, the ultra-thin iPod Touch also sports built-in Wi-Fi for web browsing and buying emo albums with the new iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store. Oh, and... [More]

The idea of translating the web into an urban-esque setting is not new, but rarely have we seen it so well done as in this Web 2.0 Poster ($21) from eBoy. This wild piece of pixel-art shows some of the biggest players in the Web 2.0 scene, with buildings, billboards, and other signage reminiscent of a downtown area. Part geek... [More]

There's simply no denying that 24's Jack Bauer is the biggest bad-ass on television. For six horrible days now, Jack and the CTU team have been there for the fictional United States, saving all the sinners in real-time from terrorist after terrorist. In order to stop all of those bad guys, Jack uses a few essential items. Below you can... [More]

If a measly four cores isn't enough for you, take a gander at the new 8-core Mac Pro ($4000 and up). It boasts two 3.0GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon processors, up to 3TB of internal storage, up to 16GB of fully buffered ECC RAM, and graphics options including the NVIDIA Quadro FX 4500. Of course, it also includes the latest version... [More]

The Jimi Wallet ($15) is billed as the wallet for people who hate wallets. We'd say it's just the wallet for people who need a super modern wallet to hold minimal stuff in a super thin and splashproof case. The plastic wallet features a removable money clip that holds a drivers license and three double-folded bills, and a sleek cardholder... [More]

We've all got to get clean sometime, and what better way to do it than under a shower as sexy as this? The Dornbracht MEM Shower Under Ceiling ($450-$1000) can be configured in one of three different finishes, is eight inches in diameter, and uses a half-inch valve so it's better for the environment. The best part? Unlike the last... [More]

Celebrating the pictorials of Playboy's history sounds great to us, and it sounds even better when they are iconic pictorials of some very important women. Playboy: The Celebrities ($27) is filled with over 150 photographs from some of the magazine's most famous subjects, including Naomi Campbell, Stephanie Seymour, Jenny McCarthy, Pamela Anderson, Debbie Harry, and Marilyn Monroe. Beautiful women, beautiful... [More]

In case you missed it, Boston slowed to a crawl yesterday due to a bomb scare over ads for Aqua Teen Hunger Force. Now you can buy your very own "bomb" thanks to Boston-area eBayers. The Ignignokt Mooninite LED Advertisement ($TBD) features LEDs mounted on a circuit board and powered by 4 D-cell batteries, with a photosensitivity sensor to keep... [More]

Those longing for their dearly departed Sony Aibo may be able to find a new robotic friend in the Akazawa PLEN Desktop Hobby Robot ($2,400). Only 50 of these little, expensive hobby robots are initially being made. Designed to be controlled through Bluetooth devices such as your cell phone or a PC keyboard, this little guy can be instructed to... [More]

Return to the rum-drinking, ship-stealing world of Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean - Dead Man's Chest (Two-Disc Collector's Edition) ($20). As the top-grossing film of 2006 — including the best opening weekend in history — this charismatic sequel includes another incredible performance from Johnny Depp as Capt. Sparrow, and brings back other central characters, while introducing a new... [More]

Whether you like the Mini or not, you can't deny the coolness of the Mini Desk ($TBA). Made from original British Minis, the desk is hand-built to your specifications, with your choice of desk top, car color, rims, tires, and license plates. In addition, it features a stereo in the dash with speakers in the parcel shelf, and fully working... [More]

We're glad to see T-shirt makers are finally meeting our unwavering need for robot tees. The latest comes from the Apple fans at Insanely Great Tees. Their Retro Futurism T-Shirt ($17) sports a glowing-eyed bot geeking it up on an old Mac. Be sure to check out the store's other great tees — being lifelong Mac users, we especially dig... [More]

Strap on your pirate hat and grab a bottle of rum as you set sail with this fiberglass-hulled Remote Controlled Pirate Ship ($330). You'll be humming a few bars of your favorite pirate song while remotely piloting this ship which sports sails that hoist, a retractable plank and 12 cannons. Wench and pirate eye patch not included.... [More]

It's rare to find such an elegant timepiece with such aggressive looks. The Oakley Minute Machine Titanium Bracelet Edition ($1200) is priced more like an Omega or Tag Heuer, and has the Swiss Made Chronograph with 13-jewel movement to back it up. In addition, the titanium bracelet has carbon-reinforced self-lubricating thrust washers to ensure comfort, and the watch features Cumulative... [More]

We told you we love us some robot tees. This latest one definitely needs to be on the site as it features the king of all robots. The Optimus Prime T-Shirt ($28) is a super soft, vintage-washed tee with a faded "84" Transformers graphic, indicating the first year we all sat stunned at the glorious cartoon robots.... [More]

Wii Sports Tennis: Great. Wii Sports Bowling: Like having a bowling alley at your house. Wii Sports Golf: Kinda lame. So is Super Swing Golf, that is unless you have a thing for anime and flying shopping bags being your caddy. Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07 ($50), however, is not lame. Not only can you play as 15 of the... [More]

If you're not really that in to comic books, you'll probably recognize the name Frank Miller from the recent movie adaptation of his graphic novel Sin City. Fortunately for us, his talents have extended well beyond that realm. Frank Miller's Absolute Dark Knight ($100) includes two graphic novels, The Dark Knight Returns and The Dark Knight Strikes Again, the former... [More]

We've covered the Ultimate Collector's Death Star II, so why not cover the ship that helps blow it up? The Lego Ultimate Collector's Millennium Falcon ($500; Oct. 2007) is the biggest Lego set ever with 5,195 pieces that build an incredibly detailed replica of the Millennium Falcon that, when finished, is nearly three feet long. It also includes five minifigures... [More]

Recliners are wondrous pieces of furniture, offering great comfort while often sacrificing clean, modern looks. The Domus Design DS-255 Chair ($4700-$9700) is extremely pricey, but is one of the best looking recliners we've ever seen. Its clean lines can be covered in leather, synthetic suede, or fabric, and its skillfully-concealed footrest only adds to its appeal. Simply put, it's a... [More]

If you're looking for an affordable ragtop, are sick of Miatas, and aren't feeling the Solstice, check out the Dodge Demon Concept ($TBA). The car is still in the concept stage, but is stacked with a 172hp 2.4-liter engine paired to a six-speed manual and a rear-wheel drivetrain. It also features 19-inch wheels, but concept wheels that large rarely past... [More]

If you've been jonesing for the cleaning power of the Root Cyclone technology that gives Dyson vacuums their punch, but without the massive body that comes along with it, your wish has been granted. The Dyson Slim ($470) packs all the power of a full-size Dyson into a sleek, svelte, light (less than 16 pounds) package that features a flexible... [More]

Get a mix of high tech and retro on your wrist with the silver Fossil Anadigi watch ($85). An industrial looking stainless steel case houses a negative digital display offset against a wood and black metal analog dial. It even comes packaged in a collectible tin.... [More]

If you listen almost exclusively to your iPod in your car, you've probably been waiting for a head unit like this. The Alpine iDA-X001 ($450; April 2007) lets you hook up your iPod via a high-speed USB connection, and then browse it from the iDA's 2.2" screen, just like you would if it was in your hand. Plus the unit... [More]

If you've got the need for a limited edition ray gun (who doesn't?) you'll want to check out the Goliathon 83 Infinity Beam Projector ($621) from Weta Workshop. Only one of 500 made, the antique-styled sci-fi hand weapon prop is perfect for 1900's sci-fi nostalgia buffs.... [More]

We've been fans of the notorious Mr. P for some time now. He's quite a guy, always using his man junk to help you out. This time, he's preserving that bottle of wine you heard about on Cork'd. The Mr. P Wine Stopper ($12) comes in gray/orange and white/green, and is sure to bring a smile to your face every... [More]

Admit it — you've always pictured yourself sitting behind a huge stainless steel desk laughing maniacally about your threats to blow up the world unless $10 billion is delivered to you in the next four hours. Well, here's the chair you'll be sitting in. The aptly named Villain Chair ($6,800) is an oversize, futuristic chair made of leather, chrome, steel... [More]

Taking the office arms race to new heights, the new USB Laser Guided Missile Launcher ($55) stands to be one of the coolest desk toys this year. Powered and controlled via USB and included software, the launcher now has the capability to shine a tiny laser light on your target, ensuring you're aiming at your hot new intern and not... [More]

If it's not enough to know the time where you are, you could always put The Banks Watch from Nixon ($265-$350) on your wrist. With three thin movements, the watch features both dual time and a second subdial. It's water resistant down to 100 meters, and rocks a custom stainless steel band and a triple gasket crown. Large, classy, and... [More]

Wow the guys you share Starbucks office space with via the Flybook VM ($2,400-$2,700). This innovative notebook computer has a unique telescoping arm which can raise the 12.1-inch screen (housed in one of four different finished casings) over the keyboard at almost any angle. It's loaded with tech goodness such as an Intel ULV Core Duo 1.06 GHz (U2400) processor,... [More]

The Dyson Root 6 really sucks. But that's a good thing. Thanks to Dyson's patented Root Cyclone technology, the Dyson Root 6 ($150; Oct. 23) will probably be the only handheld that will never clog or lose suction. The Dyson Root 6 has twice the suction of other handhelds, and uses a rechargeable lithium ion battery and comes with a... [More]

Life's not a party if you have to stumble around in the dark. You can remedy the stumbling with the Pak-Lite Super White LED Flashlight ($25). This minimalist flashlight, powered by a nine-volt battery, puts out light near that of natural sunlight quality via two super bright white LED blubs.... [More]

If you're a video content producer, a web designer, hell — if you own a digital camera — you've probably used Adobe software before. The newest version of Adobe's award-winning software suite, Adobe Creative Suite 3 (coming in Q3 2007; available for pre-order now), includes the fruits of Adobe's acquisition of Macromedia with all but one of the new sets... [More]

You guys sure know what we like. We've gotten approximately 1,256 emails telling us about this awesome Lego Ice Cube Tray ($8). And every fun-loving man should definitely have a couple. But while at Lego's online store, we also spotted the Lego Corkscrew & Bottle Opener Set ($15), the Lego Coaster Set ($13), and the Lego Salt & Pepper Set... [More]

While looking for suits for an upcoming wedding, we came across this elegant black suit from Boss. The Einstein Sigma Basic Suit ($695) is made of fine wool and can be worn all year long and to just about any formal occasion. The jacket features a relaxed fit with three-button front and peak lapel, while the pants have a single-pleat... [More]

If you're trying not to go the sappy route, it can be pretty hard to find a decent greeting card. Unless, that is, you're shopping for a Bald Guy Greeting Card ($3 each). These delightfully dirty cards feature off-the-wall sketches on the front, with a normal greeting — only to carry a darkly hilarious message inside. For instance, the "Be... [More]

Whether or not you've gotten a Wii or are still looking for one, it'd be a good idea to pre-order this game. Wii Play ($50) includes a collection of nine mini-games in the same vein as Wii Sports, plus an extra Wii Remote controller. Battle friends and family in games such as Shooting Range, Billiards, Table Tennis, Laser Hockey, and... [More]

If you're a chronic deep sleeper, consider getting the extremely loud Sonic Bomb Alarm Clock with Bed Shaker ($40). This alarm clock on steroids has an adjustable volume alarm with a maximum loudness of 113 decibels (!). Joining this ear shaking experience is an attachable bed shaker which, coupled with the alarm clock, will only fail to wake you if... [More]

The Transformers were cool. How many other toys combined sweet cars with dudes who carried big energy guns? The Transformers 20th Anniversary Optimus Prime ($70) is the ultimate Transformer for enthusiasts of both the show and toys alike. This Optimus contains great detail and speaks phrases from the 1986 film Transformers: The Movie. A twelve-inch tall, talking Optimus Prime? Count... [More]

All running shoes are not created equal. The North Face Endurus XCR Boa Running Shoe ($130) was developed in part thanks to input from running legend Dean Karnazes, and features the Boa lacing system, which provides a dial to control the tightness of thin steel laces, and stays constant — eliminating the need for retying. They also happen to be... [More]

James Bond returns to his rookie roots as Daniel Craig picks up the franchise role in Casino Royale ($16; March 12). While watching Craig swagger around your home television screen, you can raise a martini toast to this bastion of manhood. Features on this widescreen two-disc special edition include a Dolby Digital 5.1 audio track, a documentary about Craig taking... [More]

For as long as it's been around, people have tried to cover the light bulb up with shades. No more, thanks to the LampLamp ($28). This 30-watt bulb will fit in most sockets, providing an interesting conversation piece as it appears to be glued in place at first glance, with the connector sticking out. This is one bulb you won't... [More]

Ho-ly shit. The Apple iPhone ($399) is one of the most awesome pieces of technology we've ever seen. Coming in 4GB and 8GB varieties, the iPhone will use GSM/EDGE technology through Cingular and also sports a 2-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth 2.0 EDR. But the big deal is the touchscreen interface that runs a lite version of Apple's Mac OS... [More]

Former Indy 500 winner Parnelli Jones is a racing icon, but so was his Boss 302 Mustang. Now, with a lot of money and a little help from Saleen, you can have a modern-day recreation of his ride. The 2007 Saleen Parnelli Jones Limited Edition Mustang ($61,600) packs in every little detail a true racing enthusiast could want, like 302... [More]

It's not too often that April Fool's Day jokes become real products, but that's exactly what has apparently happened after an outcry for production of the 8-bit Tie ($20). The 100% silk clip-on features a great design that makes it look as if it stepped right out of an 80's-era NES game and into real life. A great way to... [More]

With the Wii now released and new retro games coming all the time for its Virtual Console service, it's time to decide: do you want to play with the Wii Classic Controller, or with the originals? These Wii NES and SNES Controller Adapters ($19 each) plug into the GameCube ports on the Wii to allow you to experience your retro... [More]

We've known about it since September, but now it's out with a new name. The Apple TV ($299) is essentially an iPod for your TV, coming with 720p video output through component video, optical and analog audio, and HDMI ports. It packs in a 40GB hard drive for syncing TV shows and videos with iTunes, 802.11b, g, and n wireless... [More]

If you find yourself draining the batteries on your Wii remotes too quicky, consider going rechargeable with the Nyko Wii Charging Station ($30). This charging cradle comes with two rechargeable battery packs to integrate with your Wii remotes and dual charging areas to charge two remotes at once.... [More]

"Eleanor" is back. The Ford Shelby GT500KR ($TBA; 2008) marks the 40th anniversary of the original GT500KR, and boasts 540 horsepower. Other features include a revised calibration and cold air intake system, 6-speed manual transmission, Shelby-designed 18-inch wheels, carbon composite hood, and a revamped suspension. If you're trying to get your hands on the most powerful production Mustang ever built,... [More]

Do you think your office chair knows you? Steelcase is betting their Think chair ($700) will. This stylish looking chair has back and seat "flexors" which are designed to observe the individual movement of your body and respond accordingly. Other innovative features include recline support based on your body weight, four comfort settings and an environmentally friendly design.... [More]

Build your own beer-fetching robot with the new iRobot Create ($130). Based on the vacuuming iRobot Roomba, this robot kit provides aspiring robogeeks with a platform to create a programmable robot of their own. It comes pre-assembled with access to robot sensors and actuators via an open interface. The iRobot Create lets you develop your own software to control your... [More]

We all know MacGyver — the legendary TV character that could create a computer with GPS capabilities out of "chicken wire and shit." The Alpha Industries McGyver Jacket ($110) is a piece of clothing worthy of its misspelled namesake, featuring five front pockets, a detachable hood, and quite possibly the biggest douche in the world modeling it. 100% cotton, this... [More]

You already know our unnatural love for all things Jack Bauer. So then, it's no surprise that we're swooning over this Bauer Power T-Shirt ($20). You'll be the envy of every agent when you stroll into CTU wearing this awesome tee. [Thanks, Harrison]... [More]

Nintendo has a storied history of console and handheld gaming machines, and with one more being recently added to the list — the Wii — it's the perfect time to rock a shirt like this Nintendo Family Tree T-Shirt ($20). Starting with the NES, the tee shows the progression of Nintendo's consoles and handhelds through the years, all the way... [More]

Most wall-mounted lighting is rather subdued — you know, the kind of ceiling-aimed lamps you find at the movies. Not this lamp. The Lite Source Technic Wall Lamp ($50) features a fully-adjustable spot light that looks as industrial as it sounds. The 35-watt light provides terrific direct lighting, and the industrial design will add a touch of flair to any... [More]

You're looking at the fastest Corvette ever. It packs 505-horsepower and can do 0-60 in just 3.7 seconds while still in first gear. Starting at $65,800 and when compared to other supercars, the Corvette Z06 (starting at $70,000) is why they invented the saying more bang for your buck. It was developed alongside the Corvette C6.R race car and is... [More]

We've been waiting on this one for a long time. The most simple of designs, Apple's original Mighty Mouse finally ended the saga of Apple's maligned one-button mice — at least in the corded world that is. Now even Bluetooth setups can enjoy the benefits of two-buttons and a scroll ball with the Apple Wireless Mighty Mouse ($70). With looks... [More]

We all know that from time to time it seems way easier to toss our clothes into a pile in the closet than into a hamper, and this product helps our theory. The Laundry Rug ($29) is a stylish floor pad that is designed for throwing your clothes on top of, and then using the built-in handles, grab the pile... [More]

Not all R/C toys have to be vehicles. The Tyco R/C N.S.E.C.T. ($100) is a radio-controlled bug that features eyes the change color based on what "mode" the toy is in, and a pincher-like claw in front that can grab items. The best part, though, is the "missile launcher" in the back that holds six foam missiles that can travel... [More]

If the red LEDs of the hotel room clock aren't to your liking, pull the MoMA World Travel Clock ($74) out of your bag instead for a little extra flair. The 12 sides on this clock, representing two time zones per side, help you determine local time by rolling the clock so the city representing that time zone is on... [More]

My Name Is Earl, starring the ever-awesome Jason Lee, was easily the best new comedy last season. If you didn't catch any episodes, the award-winning show's plot goes like this: Earl is a previous low-life who suddenly believes in karma and decides to dedicate his life to making amends with those he has hurt. Obviously, hilarity ensues. The first season... [More]

While it's not Rosie the Robot from the Jetsons, it is the first home-use humanoid robot — and it's name is Nuvo ($7000). Designed to be a helper and companion, Nuvo is much like a dog that can tell you the time and date, take pictures of your place while you're away, and play music. It reacts to conversational commands,... [More]

Mugen has been known for its JDM Honda performance products and styling for decades. And to the delight of import enthusiasts, Honda has finally announced a special model Civic prepared by Mugen. Planned for production in a limited quantity of 500 units a year, the Civic Mugen Si Sedan ($30,000) boasts a track-tuned suspension that lowers the vehicle by 0.6... [More]

When it comes to sport coupes, there are few more revered than the BMW M3. The new BMW M3 Concept ($TBA) carries on that tradition with stats like a V8 engine with two air intakes, 19-inch light alloy wheels, M3-specific body moldings, and a roof constructed of carbon fiber reinforced plastic. No word yet on when the production model of... [More]

Don’t worry — these aren’t nasty, food-encrusted plates in serious need of some Dawn. Dirty Dishes by designer Cynthia Rowley ($15-22) are dirty because they feature pin-up girl designs around their borders. Available in dinner and side plates, serving bowls, and cup and saucer sets, they’ll add just the right amount of cheekiness to any dinner party.... [More]

Nike and Apple today announced that they are teaming up to launch a selection of Nike+iPod products. The first product in the innovative lineup is the Nike+iPod Sport Kit ($29; July), a wireless system that allows Nike+ footwear to transfer workout data to an iPod nano. Consisting of an in-shoe sensor and a receiver that attaches to iPod, the kit... [More]