As gas prices top $4 a gallon and people are becoming more and more eco-friendly, cycling to get around is increasing rapidly.
But biking in the city – especially at night – can be dangerous. And hand signals are for lame-o’s. Well Leah Buechley’s LED signal sweatshirt/jacket is the perfect solution.
There are step-by-step instructions on how to make your own possibly life-saving coats. Sometimes, the simplest solution is the best one.
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Tags: fashionable, instructables, jacket, led
Ahh Japan, home of all things crazy/weird/awesome. From the land of the rising sun come these lovely pig headphones. They are (of course) made of silicon, come with a sizable 35-inch cord and are available in pink, black and white. You can pick up these hilariously offbeat headphones for a mere $11, but that’s only in Japan. Sadly, a search for “pig headphones” on Amazon yields Howard Stern’s biography.
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Tags: howard stern, ipod, Japan
If you can look past the Emo kid in the picture here, what you will see is the ultimate gadget guru accessory, the 8-bit tie. Originally listed as an April Fools joke, apparently enough people found the tie as interesting as I did and through sheer geek peer pressure, the tie has come into existence.
The tie comes in both blue and red, so whether you’re going to need to blend in to the underwater work environment you’ve been moved to or get powered up to ask your boss for the raise, they’ve got you covered.
Source: ThinkGeek
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Tags: 8-bit tie, thinkgeek
With nearly everyone carrying a cell phone, the need for a wrist watch to tell time has clearly dropped. That, however, doesn’t mean they aren’t still fashionable to wear.
If you’re the retro type who just so happens to have thrown away your game n watch wrist watch, this Cassette Face watch might be right up your alley!
Unfortunately, you won’t be playing any music on your watch, cassette or mp3, so you’ll be rocking out to the mix tape in your head while you show off your awesome new time piece.
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Tags: cassette watch, Cell Phone, watch
Here’s a fact for you, even though Japan seems to pump out some of the coolest gadgets and gear in the world, they still manage to find comfort in believing in random miracle trinkets. What appears to be two Japanese women in bra’s is actually a lot more disturbing than it should be.
Those bra’s are laced with tourmaline, a miracle electric stone that can apparently block radiation and improve mood and stress. Not exactly sure where the electric part comes in to play, but this line of underwear dubbed "La-La" is laced with tourmaline in hopes of offering those results to women who just can’t seem to find the time to keep these rocks on them in public.
Source: 3Yen
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Tags: bra, Japan, tourmaline
Acorn Studios has finally found a way to put Mac products to good use. It would seem that after smashing a Mac into itty bitty pieces, you can actually reuse some of those pieces to make into jewelry. This three piece set comes with a “Return”” key keychain, “M” “A” “C” keys hanging from a stainless steel necklace, and my personal favorite, the “Delete” and “Help” key earnings.
For only $39.95, there really is no better way to tell your artistic girlfriend that she better go get some help or you’re ready to delete her from your life and she just didn’t grasp the iCheated t-shirt. Or, if you have a Mac tattoo, what I meant to say was, congratulations, you’ve finally got those accessories you’ve always wanted to complete your fanboyish look!
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Tags: Jewlery, Mac

Remember those spy kits you had as a little kid? Well it looks like the guys over at ThinkGeek.com not only remember those kits, but found a product that’s got your decoder ring beat. Behold the 1.3 megapixel spy camera sunglasses!
These slick shades are equipped with UV400 polarized flip-up lens, a rechargable battery pack, USB mini interface, MP3 playback, a 1.3 megapixel camera with remote, and even 1GB of storage!
That’s a lot of features for a set of spy glasses that only cost $100. Especially considering the craptastic ones we had as kids that didn’t even block out the sun from our eyes.
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Tags: Spy Gear, ThinkGeek.com
Logitech’s ClearChat wireless headset is looking to make waves in the VOIP accessories department. This new USB wireless headset has been designed to specifically deal with internet calling thanks to it’s unique muting feature. If you’re tired of talking over the person on the other end of the call, Logitech has included the ability for you to automatically mute yourself if the other person is speaking.
At $100, this plug and play headset broadcasts at over the 2.4-gigahertz and gives you more than 30 feet to work with. If you do a lot of VOIP calling it’s definitely worth the investment, especially considering it’s from Logitech.
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Tags: ClearChat, Internet Calling, Logitech, VOIP