Awesome Gadgets

The BeoSound 5 Encore has a 10.4″ touchscreen for easy browsing of music. Plays MP3, WMA, AAC-LC and FLAC files from local network, online, USB or line-in socket. Also has Internet radio.

The Boss BR-80 is a multi-track recorder – up to 8 tracks, with a variety of effects – a field recorder – records up to 550 hrs. – and a virtual jam buddy in a very portable form factor.

Equipped with two 17.3″ 1920×1080 LED-backlit displays. Has either a 2.66GHz Corei5 or 1.73GHz quad-core Corei7 CPU, up to 8GB RAM, 1GB GTS 250M GPU and Magnesium alloy lid-frame.

Whether you’re a hippie, rebel, rocker or geek, there’s a drive that will represent you. Each drive measures 2.5″ x 1.2″ x 0.6″ and has a capacity of 2GB. It’s a shame the other signs aren’t in stock.

Touted by Motorola as the world’s thinnest full-QWERTY smartphone, the Droid 3 has a 4″ qHD touchscreen, dual-core 1GHz CPU, 512MB RAM, 16GB storage, 8mp/1080p camera and 3G Hotspot.

Etsy seller Audiowood ditched metal and plastic in favor of solid Ash to create this unique turntable. Other parts such as the tonearm, metal platter and tracker cartridge are from Music Hall.

Lucie Thomas and Thibault Zimmerman (great name!) of Zim and Zou, created this collection of actual size retro technology, meticulously cut from colorful paper. A little making-of video here.

The Crazy Calculator goes beyond letting you spell “boobies”. In prank mode, when you enter an equation it’ll display a funny reply using actual letters. Also works as a regular calculator.

A 6″ x 1 1/2″ paper shredder that doesn’t require an artificial power source to operate – simply twist both ends in opposite directions to make it shred. Just don’t let kids get their hands on it.

The 0.65in thick and 2.6lb Z series can have up to a Core i7 CPU, 8GB RAM, and 512GB SSD. An optional Media Dock adds a Blu-ray drive and 1GB HD6650M GPU. Out in Europe already, US soon.

The original Light Mine gets a major upgrade, shining bright white light wherever you need it with 11 neodymium magnets, 8 white LEDs on front, and 4 under the red lens on back.

Made of patent-pending co-molded metal and plastic material, the InfiniteLoop tablet stand and the MiniLoop smartphone stand have both strength and flexibility, and thus unbelievable versatility.

Ben Millet designed this incredibly versatile camera mount for a college project. Functioning as a tripod, steadycam and chest/shoulder mount, the Duopod would be perfect for all our on-the-go DSLR needs.

Available in 8″ and 10.1″ models, G9 tablets have a dual core 1.5GHz OMAP4 CPU, Android 3.1, USB port, HDMI out, and either 16GB flash storage (plus microSD slot) or a 250GB hard drive.

Stick the PadTab on the back of your gadget, then stick the WallTab on any clean flat surface. Then slide the PadTab into the WallTab to mount your tablet. Each PadTab comes with 2 WallTabs.

Inspired by “the sights and sounds” of its namesake NYC district, the Lower East Speakers promise powerful, distortion free sound in a small package. Has 3.5mm and optical audio out.

The M9-P distinguishes itself from its twin with a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal cover on its LCD display, grippy vulcanite leathering and a Leica logogram instead of the usual red dot logo.

The Pivot Power power strip adapts to your needs, and not the other way around. Adjust it to fit different shaped power adapters and easily use all of the outlets at the same time.

The Veebeam HD is a low-cost, user-friendly streaming device that allows you to wirelessly simulcast video or stream 1080p media from your computer to an HDTV. Works with Macs or PCs.

Lomography’s limited-edition La Sardina collection is inspired by the humble sardine can. Each 35mm camera has a 22mm wide-angle lens, a multiple-exposure switch and a rewind knob for effects.

The world’s strongest blender meets the world’s toughest phone. BlendTec does the Will it Blend test/ad with Sonim’s XP3300 Force phone. Compare it with how the iPhone 4 fared here.

If your wireless router and Ethernet cables can’t cover your house, grab this 2.4GHz Wi-Fi Extender. It has an LED that indicates the strength of the connection with the router for optimal placement.

Not as sexy as TDK’s boombox, but not as pricey either. The iMT810 has a 5.25in subwoofer, FM radio, two AUX in jacks, and can run on AC or eight D batteries. Dock works with iPods and iPhones.