The Matias One mechanical keyboard lets you switch between typing on your computer and on up to two mobile devices via a USB dock and via Bluetooth. It also has two built-in USB ports.

Want to make a reality show? Your subject doesn’t really matter. Just follow this sample video from BBC sketch show That Mitchell and Webb Look. Seriously though this crap has to stop.

Barnes & Noble’s new 6″ touchscreen e-book reader has a built-in backlight, so you get the best of both worlds: e-ink that’s easy on the eyes and illumination for reading in the dark.

This llama is either a mean fellow or the cow off screen just told one hell of a joke. Or maybe the cow urged the llama to make that sound? There’s a Far Side joke here somewhere.

Founded by Jake Anderson and Sam Barstow, Forsake aims to make outdoor sneakers that are stylish and durable. The shoes have waterproof lining, taped seams and metal lacing.

ETT is a mass transportation concept that uses magnetic levitation in airless and frictionless tunnels, reaching speeds of up to 4,000mph. Translation? New York to Beijing in just 2 hours!

Burger King in Japan was having a bacon special, so this guy ordered himself up an insane Whopper loaded with 1,050 strips of bacon. Just one question: Where’s the beef?

(NSFW: Lyrics) R2-D2 has a very important holographic message to deliver to Luke and Obi-Wan. But Leia is nowhere to be seen, and this hologram is looking for Snoop Dogg and Dre.

If you often work or play outdoors, Mophie’s Juice Pack Powerstation Pro is the external battery for you. It’s rated IP65, guaranteed to keep the 6,000mAh battery safe from bumps and splashes.

Interphase’s Penveu will turn any flat surface into an interactive display. It’s equipped with a scroll bar, utility buttons, and its teardrop shape lets you to easily switch between mouse and pen modes.

A miniature version of Dogfish Head’s beer infuser, the Randall Jr. lets you make a glass of flavored beer anytime you want. Place the ingredients inside, pour beer then refrigerate for 10 minutes.

The Plug Out is a power socket organizer made from silicone. Its back is coated with an adhesive for easy installation. It was designed by René Lee to encourage people to unplug unused devices.

Wondering why it’s not called God of War IV? Ascension won’t close (or continue) Kratos’ story, instead it will be about his origins. Don’t get too excited; the game won’t be out until 12/31/2013.

Using cut up layers of wire mesh, artist Seung Mo Park creates these huge and hauntingly beautiful portraits. In case you’re wondering, here’s a video of his meticulous process.

You can consider this concept design for a retro Canon EOS100 from Maxim Mezentsev and Aleksandr Suhih hipster, but modern tech in a vintage disguise is always awesome to us.

Fredde Gredde and drummer Louis Abramson from Jolly string together a metal rendition of tracks from 34 videogames. Prepare to be hit with wave after wave of nostalgia. Get the mp3 here.

Preview Grimlock in Transformers: Fall of Cybertron. The Dinobot is armed with an Energon sword and shield in humanoid form and can stomp, bite and torch enemies in “Space T.Rex” form.

It’s amazing what artist Patrick Gannon is able to accomplish with textured and carved paper. Each work pieces together a beautiful land filled with the creatures of his fantastic imagination.

Humorous etiquette channel Don’t Be That Guy warns us of the people to stay away from – and avoid becoming – at the gym. We don’t know which one we dislike more – the coach or the showoff.

The fact that it sets up the sequel to Star Trek is reason enough to want to play this Mass Effect-y game. A teaser filled with what look like legit graphics and mechanics only sweeten the deal.

Buffalo’s 4-port USB hub has specially designed ports, allowing USB plugs to be inserted regardless of which side is up… as long as you plug them in them horizontally of course.

A portable hotel system, built from shipping containers to provide 40 to 400 rooms and only takes three days to set up. Rooms outfitted with modern amenities like flat-screen TVs and Wi-fi.

Brain Farm Digital, the guys behind Red Bull’s The Art of Flight out their latest showreel, demonstrating their skills at capturing action and adventure with grace and style. (Thanks Jeff!)