Are you one of those people who always gets asked the time? Then you might need one of these Sharing Watches from designers Maezm.
As you can see from the photos, the watch display has been moved 90 degrees, which makes it easier for other people to read it when they ask for the time.
I am so glad the following Media Chair from Industrial Designer Martin Emila is just a concept, otherwise I would be saving up to get one, as it looks like one of the coolest gadget chairs we have seen.
The Chair features a built in iPod dock, which is integrated into the armrest and also some speakers in the headrest as well as a projector.
Here is a cool design for a geeky coffee table from designer Stephane Perruchon.
The PS3 Coffee Table features two gigantic PS3 controllers for legs and a glass top, the giant controllers are made from ABS plastic and the decorated with PS3 buttons.
We have featured a few different radio which unique way to control them. Like the Rolling Cube Radio but this innovative concept for blind people designed by South Korean-born Il-Gu Cha allows you to adjust the volume and tuning by rolling the radio backwards and forwards and left to right.
We have seen quite a few different clocks made from recycled parts here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one is this cool The Bike Wheel Clock.
This funky recycled clock was made from an aluminum wheel of a road bike, and it can be mounted directly on to your wall to give the illusion that it is floating off the wall.
We’ve featured a few environmentally friendly cardboard PC cases here on Geeky Gadgets but this paper laptop defiantly could have a future with the price of components dropping and OLED screens in the near future. Who would have thought 10 years ago that we would now have disposable phones.
We have seen quite a few different geeky watches here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one is this cool timepiece from the guys over at Knot Design, the 0Hundred Watch.
This cool watch is the work of designer Nicholas DiLoreto and Kort Neumann and it is designed to look similar to a vintage military watch.
The Urban Cursor was an art project that was shown off at the Festival Ingravid in Spain in September, it is basically a giant cursor that people could sit on, or move around, it had a built in GPS tracker which transmitted its location to Google Maps.
Here is a cool design concept from designer Harc Lee, the Pocket Light, a simple yet brilliant idea.
The Pocket Light is about the size of a credit card, and it is designed to fit in your wallet, just pop out the light bulb from the centre and it lights up.
If you are the person who ends up getting everyone coffee in the office, then you may want to check out these fun Link Mugs, which make it easier to carry multiple cups of coffee at once.
The Link Mugs were designed by designer Jonathan Aspinall, and you get a set of three mugs in a set, each one has a male and female plug so that they can be linked together.
Jason Marton over at hack weblog MetkuMods has created a unique PC inside a whisky bottle. Jason enjoys a little hacking and needed a small basic home server.
A Central Michigan University professor and Physicist Axel Mellinger has spent nearly two years traveling the world. Crossing South Africa, Texas and Michigan in a 26,000 miles world tour to obtain individual photos to compile this massive 648 Mega Pixel image of the Milky Way as seen from Earth using the 3,000 individual photographs he collected in his travels.
