Awesome Tech

Remember Keepon, the little robot who went viral with his dance to Spoon’s I Turn My Camera On? Now you can have your very own Keepon, ready to get his groove on to any tune you throw his way.

Just like its big sister, the Qlocktwo Touch alarm clock is made from a single block of aluminum and comes in different colors and languages. It’s reading lamp mode makes all the letters light up.

MB celebrates its 125th year with the F125. Its emission-free hydrogen-powered electric motor gets up to 650mi in one charge. Good thing there’s still time to rethink the somewhat sterile look.

With a resolution of 4096×2160, the Sony SXRD VPL-VW1000ES projector offers ultimate in theater-quality home entertainment. Only got 1080p movies? Don’t fret, Sony’s working on 4k content.

Ready to upgrade your Xbox 360? If Call of Duty is your game, you might just have to pre-order this 320GB console, with matching controllers, special startup sounds, and of course, MW3.

The newest member of Seagate’s GoFlex Desk series is the world’s first 4TB desktop external hard drive. It measures about 6.2″x 4.9″ x 1.7″, has a 7200rpm HDD and USB 3.0 connectivity.

Wicked’s new laser has a range of 85 miles, so no aiming at any orbiting satellites, because it could mess up their sensors. It can also blind pilots since it’s 8,000 times brighter than the sun. Whoa.

Mmmm. Donut. Sorry, you can’t eat these compact speakers from Philips, but you can wirelessly stream audio to them from your AirPlay-enabled iOS device. In AC or battery-powered models.

The HTC Titan has a 4.7″ screen, perfect for browsing, watching videos and taking panoramic pictures with its 8mp camera. Has a 1.5GHz CPU, 512MB RAM, 16GB storage and micro-USB port.

Sony promises a virtual screen size of over 750 inches with their 720p HD OLED head-mounted display, capable of showing movies and games in 3D, as well as 5.1 surround sound.

Weighs just a little over 5oz. yet packs a 5000mAh battery that can recharge your devices multiple times. Comes with a variety of connector heads and can charge two devices at the same time.

Handcrafted from select hardwoods and capable of producing “reflective-audio”, these designer docking stereo systems from Q were made to be enjoyed by the eyes and the ears.

With this special pen and receiver clipped onto your sketch pad, you can capture every detail (with 1024 levels of sensitivity), then upload them as either raster or vector images to your PC or Mac.

Learn how to make a website (that doesn’t suck) with Don’t Fear the Internet, a series of informal and noob-friendly Web Design 101 videos by Jessica Hische and Russ Maschmeyer.

Etsy shop doneLeather sells custom mouse pads made of vegetable-tanned leather that are cut, stamped and finished by hand. We dare you to find a more handsome mouse pad at this price.

Nikon enters the rugged camera biz with this sturdy 16mp/1080p GPS digicam, waterproof to 33 feet, impact resistant to 5 foot drops and freeze-proof to 14°F. Available in orange, black or blue.

The words “sexy” and “gaming laptop” usually don’t go together, but the Blade is fast (2.8GHz Core i7), skinny, lightweight, and its 10 adaptive backlit keys and LCD trackpad screen push it over the top.

A laser mouse that transforms into a scanner at the press of a button. It can process up to A3 sized pages and also has OCR technology, so you can easily paste scanned text into documents.

A power strip that you wouldn’t mind leaving out in the open to be seen, the elegantly designed Power Pod is also a storage tray, making it useful even when you don’t have anything to plug in.

Reminiscent of Luke Skywalker’s digital binoculars, Sony’s DEV-3 & DEV-5 shoot full HD video and stills whether you’re watching birds, beasts, butterflies or neighbors. Out this November for $1400-$2000.

A desktop PC that literally fits in the palm of your hands. The inexplicable reflection of fingers on the monitor while it’s “booting up” gives away that it’s fake, but it’s still a curious sight.

There’s no getting a soccer (or foot) ball past this guy. That’s because it’s Robokeeper, a goal tender with lightning-fast reflexes that never misses a ball. Guess it’s time for a Robokicker. Or Robocop.

Wilson Wen-Cheng Liang designed the Ambidextro keytar with dual-sided keys so that righties and lefties can equally go synth crazy. But even better is the opportunity it opens up for using both hands.