Marshall is a company known for their guitar amps, but with the release of their new Major Headphones, that could all change, as these things rock.
The Major are simple yet stylish, with an all black exterior made of the same vinyl as Marshall amps, super soft (and square!) ear cushions, and a fully collapsible design. They also include a 6.3mm adapter for you to plug directly into an amp, stereo or any other sound source that needs the big plug.
The limited edition DODOcase is a beautiful, hand made iPad case that is designed to protect it from extinction.
Inspired by Moleskine journals and made by hand in San Francisco using traditional book binding techniques, the case blends the traditional feel of a book with the technological power of the iPad. With an interior made from bamboo and a faux leather cover, it’s also environmentally friendly, so you can rest easy if that’s a check box in your buying decision.
Lastly, the cover is designed to be folded back so you can stand your iPad, and an elastic strap keeps the cover tight when you’re on the go.
If the Apple case isn’t doing it for you, and you want to make sure your iPad stands out from the crowd, then definitely give the DODOcase a look, because there’s really just nothing like it that’s alive today.
[DODOcase]
Unless you’re a demolition contractor, you probably don’t NEED a Husqvarna DXR 310 Demolition Robot, but with a Bluetooth remote control, individually controlled outriggers, tracks that enable it to climb stairs, width narrow enough that you can fit it through doors, and a jackhammer on the end of a 15-foot robotic arm, you’re definitely going to WANT one.
[Husqvarna DXR 310 Demolition Robot]
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It’s hard to imagine a clock that’s cooler than the Time Machine.
Instead of hands, the Time Machine drops a chrome ball down a wooden track every sixty seconds. As the balls stack up, the numbers that they come to rest next to tell the time.
It’s loud, it’s imprecise, and it’s severely over complicated, but I challenge you to try and find a more interesting way of counting off the minutes.
To help us understand and experience what’s going on in Haiti as they recover from the devastating earthquake that destroyed Port-au-Prince recently, CNN is using 360° cameras to capture footage that can then be manipulated by the viewer, allowing you to pan and zoom around the scene as if you were there.
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