Iain Sinclair’s Poco 3D, made of scratch resistant magnesium, is the world’s first credit card sized, full 1080p high definition video camera with 5 MP digital still and music recording/playing capability.

This collection of professional golfers – Thongchai Jaidee, David Horsey, Johan Edfors, and Simon Kahn – is impressive, but can any of them knock a clay pigeon out of the sky with a golf ball?

Impress the foodies at the office when you bring your lunch in this sturdy, waxed canvas lunch tote, made by hand with leather strap, double stitched seams and hand hammered, solid copper rivets.

The NY Times put together this musical montage as a tribute to the many talented recording artists we lost in 2010. You may not recognize every name or face, but most of the music will jog your memory.

The inventor of this iPhone-controlled beer robot deserves the next Nobel Prize. Not only does it let him check beer temp, he can choose a beer and fire a cold one across the room to himself.

Launched only in 2008, Radii Footwear has quickly risen to fame, with celebrities rocking its kicks all over the place. Radii specializes in high cuts, but they also make boat shoes and sneakers.

3D films have been around since the ’50s, but thanks (or no thanks) to Avatar’s launch in 2009, countless movies have jumped onto the annoying bandwagon. Mouth-watering 3D? Come on.

Don’t text while driving. It’s so obvious that we shouldn’t even be told about it. But as the people in this documentary will attest, we still do it anyway. Don’t wait until one of these becomes your story.

16-bit art has seen a resurgence lately, but Andy Rash hearkens back to even earlier (video game) times with Iotacons, extremely low res portraits reminiscent of more primitive 8-bit games.

Nick Confalone‘s father had a simple Christmas ritual – videotaping his two children coming down the stairs. This year, Nick gathered what footage he could into one video as a gift to his dad.

The films of Pixar have always set risen above other CGI movies. by Leandro Copperfield’s 7-minute supercut reminds us why they continue to be the best in the genre they invented.

Maybe some of the tidbits are unsubstantiated, but the simple factoids with complementary drawings that we found at Learn Something Every Day had us grinning from ear to ear. (Thanks Chris!)

We’ve seen cats take on alligators, but it turns out cats hate dragons just as much – especially this one in World of Warcraft. Apparently, it’s a popular pastime. Try it with your cat and report back.

The Eddie Bauer Airstream travel trailer comes with a big hatch in the back for easy access to your gear; it’s also got big fat tires and a handheld exterior shower to stay clean. (Thanks David!)

Create a cocktail masterpiece with these organic aromatic bitters made with flavors like caramelized apple, lavender spice and Swedish herbs. Stumped on what to do with ’em? Here’s some recipes.

Lushly directed and well executed, Ben Craig’s Modern Times was made with more love than money and will transport you to another dimension, in less than four minutes. (Thanks Landon!)

The latest in the Uncharted series is looking even more stellar than the award winning Among Thieves. Here’s 5 minutes of glorious, fiery gameplay footage from the guys at Naughty Dog.

Conspiracy theorists, here’s one for you. Is it possible that Kurt Cobain never died, went through a body transplant and is now living in Novosibirsk, Russia? Looks like Courtney dyed her hair too.

While the music from a variety of artists plays on mashupbreakdown.com, the website gives a visual representation of which samples are currently playing and when they overlap. (Thanks Matt!)

Booq’s highly functional laptop bag offers a ballistic nylon exterior with water-resistant coating, back pocket that slips through luggage handles, waterproof iPad pocket and rubberized bottom.

If you ever wonder what it feels like to fly, this video makes it easier; Mount Superior in Utah is the spectacular setting for an inspired run down the mountain on skis – with parachutes attached.

It wasn’t all misery in 2010. Turns out lots of great things happened (on YouTube), and N0bodyyy decided to follow up his Fail Compilation with some of the more successful feats from the past year.

Everything is illuminated in this beautifully constructed music video directed by Roger Haus and Matteo Crinelli for Cocoon. Illustrated using Adobe Flash and animated in After Effects.