If you’re unemployed or missing a social life: go make one! It’s creative though!
“I’ll show you how to make the Colgate Wisp Quick Draw Gadget so you too can be minty fresh without even having to reach into your pocket.”
I’m not sure if this is a gadget or a gross cleaning device. It’s strange, but, I’ve got to admit: inventive. I for one am not going to put a camera in my ear, or in any other cavity.
Source: TechBlog
Victorinox, known from it’s survival gear (the swiss army knife), introduces the “Victorinox SWISS Unlimited Eau De Toilette”.
We think that this eau the toilette is meant to work as repellent for wild life, like bears and puma’s. It may help you to survive!
Source: Victorinox
They’ve lost it at Asus: “ASUS today launched its new 13.3-inch notebook featuring an infused scent which comes in two different flavors; ‘musky black’ and ‘morning dew’.”
Why? Probably to mask the scent of your smelly colleagues. Or: if you use your laptop in the bathroom, you can prolong your stay there (hope they’ve improved the battery life). Just guessing here, off course :-]
Source: Aving
Manufacturers know that it is sometimes hard to get out of bed. They also think that special kind of alarm ‘clocks’ will make it easier. They are wrong. (Philips however comes close with the wake up light.)
The wake up pillow will not work. It is most likely more annoying than a traditional alarm clock. When it’s time to get up it vibrates so your head will shake and you’re in a bad mood instantly. It might be a solution for the hearing-impaired though.
Source: Amazon Japan
“USB warmer mouse pad can always keep your hand warm during using mouse in winter time.”
This gadget is brilliant if you’re doing research on the North Pole or Antarctica. Your fellow scientist will be so jealous!
Source: usb.brando.com.hk
It’s a miracle! This is what the iPosture can do for you:
If you are a big fan of TelSell, the Home Shopping Channel, etc. you’ll love this product. If not, maybe you should be: it will make your life so much better! Really; they pay doctors to prove it.
Source: iPosture
It’s a small hair dryer for your ears and is used by “Water enthusiasts”. If you look at the website, you might think the DryEar was invented in the seventies.
The way Sahara tries to sell this dryer should be a warning: it looks like the Home-Shopping-Channel-method (much ado about nothing).
Source: Gadget Garden
