Built by Jay Brett, this Batman Forever Batmobile replica was built from scratch, using a tube frame chassis and GM V8 crate motor. Plus, it features of plenty of LED lighting for crime fighting during the night. Continue reading to see a video of another incredible Batman Forever Batmobile replica. Click here for more pictures.
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We have seen the future of bands, and they may be robotic. These five talented instrument-playing robots show that all you need is some technology to put on a good show. Continue reading to see them all.
Maybe your old Mac just needs a makeover to feel new again, or you just like modding things. These thirty creative mods should provide plenty of inspiration. Click here to see all thirty creative Apple Mac mods. Continue reading for videos of the OS Xbox Pro and Mac Mini Portable.
You can either stick with the regular shopping bags that Best Buy, Fry’s Electronics, etc. provide, or bring one of your own funny creations. Click here to see twelve funny shopping bags for your gadgets.
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Limited to just 14-units worldwide, this ultra rare Star Trek Communicator Nokia phone is “intended to simulate the iconic voice comms devices of the original TV series.” Video after the break. Click here for more pictures.
Hardware-wise, it’s based on the somewhat less exciting N76 and comes with an external LCD and a trifecta of lights on its front, both protected by a big and heavy brass grill.
File this under: geek desks. Made entirely from recycled books and plywood, this ultra geeky desk is located in the “TU Delft architecture bibliotheek, which is a library in the Dutch city of Delft.” Click here for more pictures.
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Many steampunk creations lean towards the Victorian time era, but not these. Here are twelve modern gadgets / installations that have been given a steampunk makeover. Click here to see them all. Continue reading for a video of the steampunk car in-action.
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You read that right, Mark Malkoff — a Queens comedian and filmmaker — “is spending five days living in his cramped Astoria apartment bathroom while attempting to kick his internet addiction.” Continue reading for a video.
When he settled in, Mark brought with him a synthesizer, a hot water heater, books, maps, a water purifier, a juicer and even a baseball glove, in case someone wanted to play catch through his small bathroom window.
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