Like the Edge, Lenovo’s ThinkPad X100e arrives 1/5/10; it’s an ultra-portable notebook with 11.6″ display that weighs less than 3 lbs. and includes a full-size keyboard with multitouch touchpad.

Available now on VOD and in theaters 2/15/2010, District 13: Ultimatum is the sequel to the 2004 French parkour film; like the original, we’re fans of its focus on wire and CG-less stunts.

Able to withstand up to 70+ mph winds, the Blunt Umbrella is no ordinary rain-stopper; it sports force spreading tips, double struts, and a radial tensioning system. Thanks, Grant!

History Channel’s Life After People: The Series begins where the original film left off, with in-depth looks at the decay of cities like L.A. and London; it includes 10 episodes on 3 discs.

Limited to 500 pieces, NZ-based Magrette’s Moana Pacific Diver is a 50s-style diving watch; it features 500m water resistance, double-domed sapphire, superluminova, and a Miyota movement.

Serene Teh’s Parkour Motion Reel is a bit of finger gymnastics in and of itself; it’s a fantastic stop-motion animation drawn with a technical pen that really puts the “flip” in flip book.

Mitchell Collet’s sculptures aren’t just any old car parts; they’re slices of automotive history, including the side panel from a 1967 Honda R300 or the grille of a 1961 Aston Martin Zagato.

We now know why we haven’t heard from Salem and Rios in awhile: they’ve been in the London doing decidedly London-y things; the trailer teases the The 40th Day’s launch 1/5/10.

While it’s not the first Tetris/construction t-shirt ever (scroll through the comments here), Hans Krebs’ Russian Cargo tee is by far our favorite for its neat lines and even neater blocks.

Move over, Kindle DX: the Skiff Reader tips the scales with a giant 1600×1200 11.5″ touchscreen; due out this year, it features 3G, Wi-Fi, 4 GB space, a mini-USB port, and an SD slot.

NSFW: Tucker & Dale vs. Evil looks like a formulaic horror flick, but appearances can be deceiving; Tyler Labine and Firefly’s Alan Tudyk star as peaceful hillbillies in this indie comedy.

The 2011 5 Series isn’t out yet, but Racing Dynamics’ R50S and R35 already give BMW’s new sedan a beefy power bump; former nets 620 hp while the latter gets 410 hp/383.5 lb-ft.

The Cathedral is gone, but own a piece of history with a Yankee Stadium seat which includes an authentic seat back/bottom plus commemorative arms; also available: Texas Stadium.

Samsung’s NX10 is a hybrid DSLR with a 14.6 MP APS-C CMOS sensor in a compact body; it also sports a 3″ AMOLED display, 720p video, and a mirror box-less electronic viewfinder.

It’s still a work in progress, but Anthony Le’s War Machine looks ready for Iron Man 2; it’s made with urethane and features a minigun and light-up eyes, arc reactor and gauntlets.

Available 1/5/10: Lenovo’s 13.3″ ThinkPad Edge targets consumers with clean lines, dual core CPUs, a streamlined keyboard, and multitouch touchpad; 14″ and 15″ models in 2Q10.

A decade in the making, Marc Tasman’s Ten Years and One Day is a collection of 4,600+ Polaroids taken every day for 3,654 consecutive days from July 24, 1999 to July 24, 2009.

Civilian Labs’ rugged iwallet is an uber-tri-fold that not only carries cards and cash but a cellphone; also included: a carabiner and optional mil-spec PALS/MOLLE belt loop. Thanks, everyone!

No, this isn’t the mediocre mid-90s Tom Cruise reboot; Mission: Impossible-Complete Series packs all 171 episodes of the original Emmy-winning Cold War-era TV show onto 46 discs.

Play a disobedient, techno-tastic Dumbo in Obey the Game; it’s a fast-paced platformer with ultra-short stages and five modes where you’ll need to follow or break the rules.

Grammy award winner Keb’ Mo’ and Gibson take blues back to its acoustic roots with the Bluesmaster; limited to 300 pieces, it’s a flat-top L-series guitar with an L.R. Baggs Element pickup.

Ernest Hemingway’s WWI novel gets a modern evil-undead update with this Farewell to Arms Hoodie; it shows post-limb Ash and his boomstick, but his hand will get him in the (rear) end.

It’s a somewhat incoherent mix of Star Wars, 2001, and 2012, but sci-fi short film Energy Hunter scores points for excellent cinematography and some truly stunning locations.

We really shouldn’t like Tao Ma’s 2Oct2031 concept watch; it’s tough to tell time on and it could probably kill you with its edges, but it’s one sweet look into the future–2031, to be exact.

Microsoft aims to go controller-free with a patent for EMG-sensing devices–in short, a muscle-computer interface that plays MP3s or even play Guitar Hero with your forearm electrodes.

ESPN’s College Basketball Encyclopedia is a true full-court press at 1,232 pages with overviews of all 335 D-I teams, season-by-season summaries, and brackets for every NCAA tournament.

Welder’s K29 Chrono 8003 goes monochrome: three watches in one, it sports three Miyota movements, a 50mm black matte steel case, white hands/indices and 100m water resistance.

The Fab Four becomes the Fab 156 with Starbucks’ Love Project; musicians from 156 countries sang The Beatles’ “All You Need Is Love” at exactly the same time on December 7, 2009.

MST3K fans will always watch movies with Tom Servo and Crow in mind, but these laser-cut Mst3shades literally keep them in your field of vision; plans here; Ponoko-version here.

Shipping 2/27/10, the 9″ tall Dr. Horrible Animated Maquette is more wonderflonium than horrible; it’s limited to 1,000 statues and includes his goggles and Freeze Ray gun.