The Electronic Spy Camera Shirt from ThinkGeek may look normal at first, but "hidden behind the soft cotton exterior is a fully-functioning spy camera." It's available now, priced at $39.99. Video after the break. Click here for more pictures.
A cable connects the camera to a small black box that fits discreetly in your pocket. Just reach in, press the button, and your shirt will capture the evidence before you.[via ThinkGeek]
The BeerBot, priced at $19.99, from ThinkGeek is the world's first bottle opening shirt. Simply "place bottle into the robot's hand, tilt SLIGHTLY and the bottle opens." Continue reading for a video demonstration.
Black t-shirt with a bottle opening robot attached. Love your washing machine: turn this shirt inside out to machine-wash.[via ThinkGeek]
The Rock Guitar Shirt from ThinkGeek "is not a toy that plays pre-canned musical riffs, it is a real musical instrument that allows you to play your favorite songs and sound great doing it." Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
All major chords are recorded from a real electric guitar, and the included magnetic pick allows you to strum just like you would a real guitar. The included mini amp clips to your belt and gets plenty loud with great sounding amplification circuitry.[via ThinkGeek]
The Uzi Tactical Pen from ThinkGeek is constructed of aircraft-grade aluminum, accepts standard Parker and Fisher Space Pen refills, and has a "razor sharp tactical DNA catcher crown that you can use for self defense and come away with your attacker's DNA." Video after the break.
The crown also doubles as a glass breaker if you ever get trapped in your vehicle. This badass writing utensil is made of high-grade aircraft aluminum and writes upside down or under water.[via ThinkGeek]
The Marshmallow Mforcer from ThinkGeek can be loaded with up to 15 marshmallows. Once loaded, just "pump the front about 20 times or so and load the tank with air." Available now, priced at $39.99. Video after the break.
The Marshmallow Mforcer Semi-Automatic Pistol looks great with its classic sci-fi curves, and feels great. Use some starchy ammo, and you get an added bonus - a cloud of starch with each mallow fired.[via ThinkGeek]
The Super R/C LAND + SEA amphibious battle tank from ThinkGeek transforms from tank to ship in seconds and has a built-in airsoft gun that shoots BBs up to 20-meters. On land, "the 4x4 precision-grip wheels can move extremely fast in ANY DIRECTIONS on all terrain." Video after the break.
When run this water resistant tank into the water, you can transform into ship within several seconds. It comes with flashing LEDs indication light which let you run it in the dim/dark environment.[via ThinkGeek]
The kinetic sculpture from Iron Man 2 (spotted on Pepper Pott's desk), available now through ThinkGeek, features arms that "swing noiselessly, circling in perpetual motion, seeming to defy gravity and the laws of physics." One caveat: it's priced at $239.99. Video after the break.
The Swing Sticks sculpture is a unique and high quality, museum grade decorative art object. (Or, in simpler terms: It's sturdy and pretty, unless you're Tony Stark, in which case it'll drive you nuts until you shove things in the base to get it to quit moving.)[via ThinkGeek]
The C-3PO Bespin Backpack from ThinkGeek is not only a must-have for all Star Wars fans, but it's the perfect iPad carrying case. It's "based on the famous scene from 'Empire Strikes Back' where C-3PO is almost destroyed and has to be cobbled back together by Chewbacca." Continue reading for one more picture.
You can almost imagine C-3PO yammering away while Han Solo is frozen in carbonite... plus if you have an R2 unit and a Wookie handy you can even reassemble his parts into a complete robot.[via ThinkGeek]
The Broadsword Handle Umbrella from ThinkGeek has a giant handle that "looks like you could draw forth a blade and cleave the raindrops in twain before they even had a chance to hit the ground." Available now, priced at $39.99. Click here for first picture in gallery.
No form of precipitation will mess with you when you are armed with a Broadsword Handle Umbrella. Goes great with any business suit of armor or really, even just business casual chain mail.[via ThinkGeek]
The Screaming Chef's Knife from ThinkGeek, priced at $29.99, "cries for you when you cut onions and plays a victory jingle e when you slice into birthday cake; you can even record your own custom sounds for special occasions." video after the break.
Cutting the wedding cake? A man screams. The possibilities are only limited by the limitations of what's possible. It's that simple.[via ThinkGeek]
