Mint Robot Music Tank offers digital sounds that travel~

A Korean company by the name of Mint Pass has developed the ultimate device for robot geeks looking to show off called the Mint Robot Music Tank. The tiny block of white plastic houses a system that plays music while the cube follows its human owner~

In addition to a wireless sensor system, the device can also be controlled by remote control using a tiny touchpad. Although the contraption might seem a bit impractical, the merging of robotic functions with music will make this an attractive addition to your tech arsenal. Unfortunately, no pricing or release date has been announced~

via : mintpass

Mountain Dew Scented Nes Controller Soap~

Another Nes Controller Soap by Digitalsoap, it is scented with Mountain Dew. The Four Pack of NES Controller Soap for $34 at Etsy~

via : etsy

The Golden Cart~

Shopping with bling-bling market carts. You can find these golden carts at a grocery market, called Okko, in Istanbul~

via : wfdj

itazura kitty coin bank : like ceiling cat, but in a cardboard box~

Whether they’re playing keyboards, eating spaghetti and cheeseburgers, or just plain acting surprised, the Internet has more cats than it has porn. Take for instance, this so-cute-you-wanna-puke gadget from Japan, which also happens to feature a surprise cat~

The Itazura coin bank might look like a cardboard box, but put a coin on the plate, and your feline pal will stick his tiny little paw up and grab your money. Now why a tiny cat in a cardboard box needs money is anyone’s guess, but I’m betting he’s got a bad catnip habit to feed~

via : stapya

Ski goggle technology leaps forward with a head-up display~

Using traditional tech gadgets can be a royal pain when you're all bundled up in a big parka and gloves for the slopes. Just getting to your watch under all that clothing is tough, never mind trying to read the trail map or answering a cell phone call from your other ski buddies~

Getting this type of information on the slopes will become much easier, once these new goggles from Recon Instruments hit the stores next year. The built in head-up display can show you a trail map including the positions of your ski mates, performance information such as your speed and jump height, and local information including the altitude and temperature. There's even a way to use the GPS function to guide rescuers if you happen to wipe out and need help~

Recon says that a couple of models will be available next year, although as you might expect such technology won't be cheap with prices starting around $350~

via : recon

DANTE’S INFERNO ON NES~

One of the most anticipated games of the past few years, Dante’s Inferno has had a last minute console change. Rather than being released on the PS3, Dante’s Inferno will now be available exclusively on the NES~

via : superpunch

Nice : Iron Man II Poster~

The exclusive poster reveal for Paramount Pictures' Iron Man 2 - 2010~

via : yahoo