



Creative idea but not safe for kids. Designer Wooteik Lim has come out with the Fragile Candy, a candy that shaped like a broken piece of glass.
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Australian Designer, John Van Den Nieuwenhuizen, has come out with the Hidden Radio concept which is completely comes without a button. It only requires you to twist, lift or push instead to manipulate the volume. An LED light is equipped to indicate the signal strength by glowing brightly or dimmer.
[via TechFresh]

This small 3-in-1 digital camera is small enough to hang on a keyring and you can use it for taking pictures, shooting video or as a webcam when chatting with your friends.
Always be ready to snap a photo with this colorful, 3-in1 digital mini camera! It conveniently clips to your keychain and lets you take up to 20 high-res still pictures or record a few seconds of video.
Connect it to your PC…the included software lets you edit and manage photos, create greeting cards and calendars – even use it as a webcam!
The 3-in-1 Mini Digital Camera is available these four colors: blue, purple, green or orange. You can get the product from the Solutions website for $19.95Features:
- Three in one mini digital camera with key chain
- Still camera, video camera and a web cam in one
- Still camera stores up to 243 photos (depending on resolution and if in compressed mode)
- Video camera captures several seconds of action
- Web cam connects to your PC
- Silver snap button on top of camera
- View finder and mode button on back of camera
- LCD screen on back of camera
- USB port on side of camera
- Requires one AAA battery (included)
- Removable keychain on side of camera
- USB cable included
- Carrying case with hook and loop closure
- Belt loop on back of carrying case
- One bonus mini LED key ring flashlight
- Camera measures approx 2½ L X ¾ W X 1¾ H inches
- Minimum system requirements: Microsoft windows 98/ME/2000/XP; Pentium processor; 64MB RAM; 50MB Free hard disk space; USB port and CD drive
- Instructions and software CD included

This spherical speaker allows you to project safe, vibrant laser patterns onto your wall or ceiling while playing music from your iPod or any other MP3 player.
The iPod Laser Light Show Speaker measures 8 1/4(H) x 8 1/4(D) inches and the product is available from the Hammacher Schlemmer website for $64.95The red laser light patterns flash and move in sync with the beat of the music and you can decrease or increase the size of the swirling laser patterns by adjusting the volume on the speaker.
The adjustable stand allows you to quickly change the projection angle, and the laser turns off for use as a traditional iPod speaker. Plugs into AC or uses four AA batteries (not included).


Doorbells are normally pretty ordinary but designer Li Jianye has different ideas with the ‘Enter’ doorbell. Doesn’t really words to describe it, it’s just a cool idea.
itted with DDRII RAM. The pricing and availability is yet to be disclosed, we’ll keep you posted! [ASUS VIA Laptop Notebooks News]



