Tron fans who appreciate quality audio might be interested to know that the Monster Light Disk Audio Dock is on sale for $109.99. That’s a whopping 69% off the list price. Grab it while you can, because products with Monster branding almost never come cheap.
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Forget about hanging a cat clock with a swinging tail; go for this much cooler option. This 8-bit style NES Mario clock is handmade from wood—and yes, the Goomba is a swinging pendulum.
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Etsy seller Amber Whitney is offering these 8″ Timey Wimey Tardis Clocks which feature laser-cut designs and are painted and assembled by hand. Check out some additional photos after the break.
Wintry weather hit parts of the U.S. hard this week, but you can make the best of it by building an awesome snow fort. Use the following examples of icy architecture to inspire your designs, or maybe even start your own ice hotel in the front yard and start charging rent.
These awesome Star Wars and Pirates of The Caribbean-themed LEGO Minifig alarm clocks of Vader, Yoda and Jack Sparrow are on sale for a limited time at $23.99. That’s 20% off the list price.
Features include moveable arms and legs, alarm, snooze button, backlight display and 24/12-hour time functions.
Darth Vader / Yoda / Jack Sparrow—$29.99 $23.99 (20% off)
The United States’ biggest day of eating has passed, and that means the biggest day of shopping is here. Sure, you could leave your house at stupid o’clock to get in long lines outside of brick and mortal retail stores. You’ll join hordes of other shoppers. We have another option for you. Stay at home, even in bed if you have a laptop, and shop online. No cold weather to deal with, no elbowing people out of the way, and no pants required. You may still need to get up early, but that’s the worst of it. We’ve rounded up some of the best deals available on the internet, and we’ll keep updating this throughout Black Friday.
Have you been enjoying Siri on your iPhone 4S? Having a machine that you can boss around is great, isn’t it? Now that you’re drunk with power, you’ll be happy to know that there are other gadgets out there that you can force to do your bidding. Plus, if Siri goes down again, you’ll always have another machine to yell at.
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In order to prove how easy Super Mario 64 is, this dude decided to beat it using only his feet. He also emphasizes that he is talking 120 Stars – not just taking out Bowser.
“The conditions under which I will play it are simple: only my feet may touch buttons. I can use my hand for hitting the z button, but only to tilt the controller up so that my foot can touch it.”
Hit the jump to check out a 23 minute video of him getting every star in the clock level with an inset of his feet working the controller. He’s even wearing socks.
Illuminate your desk, get up on time and play your music on the cheap using these discounted Star Wars character lamps. Both the Boba Fett and Darth Vader versions function as a lamp, alarm clock and MP3 speaker.
You know those mornings when you get up and for a split second forget where you are, what your name is, and basically everything else about your life? That sensation is bound to cause some problems when your first vision of the day is a strange sound coming from Mike Krumpus’ Defusable Clock. Although there have been clocks like this in the past, this one is stunningly realistic – as least as far as most moviegoers are concerned:
I thought it would be fun to build an alarm clock that looks just like the type of bomb that we always see in Hollywood movies. I certainly don’t know anything about how a real bomb might look, but in the movies they always have sticks of dynamite strapped together, a red digital readout, and a bunch of curly wires. Instead of just building an ordinary clock, I thought it should have a detonation sequence with a scary countdown just like in the movies. And why not make it “defusable” so I can try to stop the countdown by cutting the correct wire?
Mike created the “dynamite” by wrapping wooden dowels in paper (hopefully you’ll realize that before you wet the bed). He also used an ATmega328 to power the board. If you would like one of your own, Mike will be offering kits in the near future; you can sign up for an email notification on the project page.
Check out a video of the clock in action after the break.
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