This video confuses me to no end, and that has nothing to do with me staying up until four in the morning drinking rum and playing tower defense games. Yo Ho Ho, I’m Captain More-Ham!
Besides putting on a pretty light show, this device also tells time. I don’t quite get how it pulls this off, but after seeing the video, I’m pretty sure that a functional hard drive isn’t necessary.
I’m pretty sure that you could set this thing to hypnotize people, which could come in really handy when the IRS performs their audit this afternoon.
EDIT: I’m getting a huge refund! Thanks Uncle Sam.
Hard Drive Clock [hacked gadgets]
I know what you’re thinking… Striker magnetic LED is cool as what? But no, this is where the sentence ends- with the word as. Seems strange, but it’s all the rage in um.. New Zealand or something. The Kiwis and Aussies are all over it. Instead of saying “I’m screwed”, or “I’m broke”, you would say “I’m screwed as” or “I’m broke as”. I guess this leaves the rest of the sentence to your imagination. Hear it in use here [youtube]
Anyway, I actually wanted to put an expletive on the end of the title. Maybe that’s why they don’t say the last word.
So, this LED light has tons of powerful magnets on the ends. This means that you can have your light pointing in nearly any angle, all without needing to hold it in place.
I’m a sucker for all things LED. I don’t know why- maybe one of my long lost relatives was a moth. What I do know is that these underwear will help people find your crotch in the dark. %90 of the time, this would be an absolutely useless trait. %5 of the time, you’re going to have trouble getting through airport security. That other %5 percent? Pure bliss.
Check out Enlighted, where they’ll light up your clothing starting at $100. Not just underwear, either-some of this stuff is surely Disco Stu approved!
Okay, so they’ve dubbed it a “winter” light show. Whatever you want to call it, it’s hard to complain about a display featuring 4.5 million LED lights. The theme is flowers, with 64 billion colors that change so quickly that it is reminiscent of a flowing river. What I want to know: how do they get 64 million colors from 4.5 million lights, and who’s counting?
This is really cool- this wristwatch has an LED display built right in to the wristband. The watch is a seamless wristband- making this look more like metal jewelry than a timepiece.
Considering the $5,000 a day rental price, most people wouldn’t dream of buying these sweet networked LED building blocks. More details can be found at Gizmodo.
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