Some of our readers will remember the cool Ctrl, Alt, Delete cups that we featured on the site back in September 2008, when we featured these geeky cups there were just a design and there was no word on when we were likely to see them in the shops.
We have seen a couple of different wooden computer mice before at Geeky Gadgets, but none as stylish as these wooden computer mice made from exotic woods by Russia’s AlestRukov.
Each of these wooden computer mice has been handcrafted from sustainable woods, and then carved sanded and polished with linseed oil and carnauba wax.
If you have problems dropping off to sleep at night but need your solid eight hours to feel fresh. Then this sleeping aid device called Lightsleeper might help. it projects a soothing light onto the ceiling above your bed which you then follow with your eyes.
The light moves in circles and following the light apparently makes the mind relax ready to entering a deep, refreshing sleep.
It looks like designer Florian Schafer has come up with a design for the ultimate alarm clock, this is definitely something that would make me get out of bed in the morning, the bed alarm clock.
The alarm clock isn’t actually in the bed, but on the sheets and it features a haptic touch sensitive alarm, with built in speakers and all the controls are embedded in the sheet.
If your graphic equalizer is looking a little old and tired then these new Spica Water Speakers might help you visualise your music is a slightly different way. Designer Yuki Yamamoto has created beautifully elegant speaker with the added bonus of seeing your music harmoniously dance the water.
If you fancy taking a couple of fish eye photos with your new DSLR but find it hard to part with the cash to purchase a branded fish eye lens. then this creative DIY method of creating might be a good project for this weekend.
Using a fish-eye door viewer, a couple of pieces of scrap wood and duct tape you too. can create though perfect fish eye photographs.
The DIY fish eye lens above has been fitted to a standard Nikon 18-105mm VR lens.
Full instructions can be found over at Instructables.
Via Lifehacker
British fashion designer Paul Smith has released a pait of limited edition Audio Technica headphones, which are based on a pair of Audio Technica ATH-A50 headphones.
The Paul Smith Audio Technica Headphones come with a fabric travel pouch, and the headphones feature a gold and aluminum housing as well as 3.5mm gold plated connectors.
We have seen quite a few different concept watch designs here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one if from designer Apostol Tnokovski, the Tick Tack Music Watch.
The Tick Tack Music Watch is designed for teenagers, and it features a built in MP3 player, and as you can see from the photos, the MP3 player controls are located under the dial.
We love anything to do with Star Wars here at geeky gadgets, especially geeky art, like these cool custom Star Wars paintings created by New Zealand Artist Xander from deviantART.
Check out these cool robot inspired lamps by Croatian artist Robert Matysiak, these are bound to look great in any geeks apartment.
These cool Robot lamps are made from a range of plumbing supplies and light bulbs, you can check out some more over at Robert’s Facebook page.
Here is a cool chair that would look great in any geeks apartment, the The Shift Chair By Simone Micheli.
The Shift Chair is inspired by the number keypad on your PC keyboard, and it is made from solid pine, plywood and padded with polyurethane foam.
Here is a cool design for an iPhone charger from designer Mac Funamizu, the iPetals Solar iPhone Charger.
The iPetals Solar iPhone Charger is designed to be portable, and it can be unfolded into a flower shape, where each of the petals features a solar panel, which is used to charge the iPhone.
