This sneak preview video for musicians Squarepusher’s new album isn’t notable just for its awesome distorto-electronica, but for the most excellent LED head gear this side of Daft Punk.

NERF’s first fully-automatic weapon has battery-assisted firing, clips which hold 18 darts each, and um, a “riot shield.” We’re still waiting for a NERF RPG that fires footballs. You hear us, NERF?

Shot by Don Pettit on the International Space Station, this stunning time-lapse view of our humble planet captures the Northern Lights in the sky as tiny dots from cities at night whir by below.

If the All Occasions Cards don’t cover all your responses, Aesthetic Apparatus’ window signs will be good for the rest. The concept’s not original, but these ones are cheaper and look better.

Charles Pyott’s Linos is a portable digital vinyl record player. Instead of the turntable setup, the controls and the pickup arm are in a sleek case. Make a real one for Blu-rays, won’t you Charles?

NetherRealm Studios seems to be doing a killer job at making the latest Mortal Kombat. This preview shows a bit of tag team action – a first for the series – and of course, a fatality at the end.

Want to wear something as random as the stuff you find on the Internet? Here you go – a shirt with cats in its pockets. Choose from the Classic Kitty or Western Kitty style.

Cockeyed kills two birds with one impractical but funny stone – a tray that holds and cools beer. It’s hard to carry, it melts after a while, and it takes too long to make, but it’s still cool.

You’ve got the glasses, now get the chair. Taking cues from World War II bomber planes, Restoration Hardware’s aviator chair is made of riveted aluminum and distressed Whiskey leather.

This Bulgarian triple-distilled vodka contains an insane 88% alcohol (176-proof). It’s sure to put hair on your chest whether you want it or not. The label even says “handle with care.” Please do.

The latest mid-level dSLR from Canon offers a sharp 18-megapixel CMOS sensor, and a hi-res 3-inch LCD. It shoots 1080p full HD video with manual exposure control, and has an HDMI output.

While we’ve seen our share of cool Parkour stunts over the years, this video reminds us that it’s the extreme sport of insane people, and you should never, ever try it yourself.

These “children’s cars” by the Harrington Group are functional half-scale replicas of classic cars, like the Mercedez Benz 300SL or the Jaguar E-Type. The cars are customizable and upgradeable.

While Vecna’s BEAR robot is supposed to save lives, it looks like he’s spending most of his time getting pumped up to destroy us all. Let’s hope Skynet never comes online.

(NSFW) It started as a two-minute concept trailer, and now it’s a full length flick. Blade Runner’s baddie Rutger Hauer is back on the big screen in this B-movie bloodbath.

Nixon coats four of its watches with their Gunship surface, claiming that this “uniquely applied finish is designed to wear increasingly with age”. Too bad we don’t have before and after pictures.

LaCie says the diminutive MosKeyto is a “plug it & forget it” kind of thing. Because forgetting where you placed your files sure is a neat experience. But seriously, it’s perfect if you’re always on the go.

Star Wars fans should appreciate this retooled version of Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody which tells Anakin’s story from his humble beginnings through his emergence as the Dark Lord of the Sith.

Valve shed more light on the multiplayer aspect of Portal 2 at PAX. The Robotic Test Subjects that players control have a few tricks up their sleeves, like the “Ping” marker. Also:robot hugs!

Made by Tonio de Roover, East meets West are a couple of sofas made of steel, plywood, velcro and Persian carpets. We’re wondering how comfortable they are to sit on – or if they can really fly.

Currently being developed by the Biorobotics Lab at Carnegie Mellon University, the Snakebot is a highly limber – and highly creepy – robot designed to traverse tight spaces and varying terrain.

LG’s prototype OLED TV is the world’s slimmest television at only 2.9mm thick. The 31-in wonder delivers 1080p, can display 3D video and has an “infinite contrast ratio”, whatever that means.

As you may or may not recall, we featured a little video of this Bosnian soldier-of-fortune guy who looked really tough, but didn’t have anybody to actually shoot at. This video fixes that.