Monday, February 22, 2010

Life Clock

This clock tells you your age instead of the time. It was invented by Bertrand Planes. I can't find any information on where to buy it but you can find out more about it here:



Friday, February 19, 2010

Backwards Clock

If you ever wanted to go back in time, well this is the closest that you'll get. It's a clock that has been made to move counter clockwise. Unlike everything else on this site, I actually own this clock and it keeps confusing me. You can buy one here:



Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Remote Control Flying Millenium Falcon

In Star Wars episodes 4-6 you saw the Millenium Falcon. Now somebody has actually invented a real flying toy of it. Unfortunately I can't find any information on who invented it or a release date for this toy yet.




Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Puppy Tweets

If you're one of those people that wish you could get your dog on Twitter now you can. Mattel has now made a new gadget that you attach to the dog's collar and it will give you a message on Twitter whenever he barks, moves, naps or anything. You can buy one here:




Friday, February 12, 2010

Why I'm No Longer on Weird Universe

Back in June 2009 I started Forgotten and Unseen Electronics on Weird Universe. For some reason I can't remember how to post stuff on the site and I deleted the email that gave me the instructions. I've tried emailing Alex Boese to get him to send me the instructions again but he never replied to it so I decided to make my own blog instead of posting stuff on Weird Universe.

Less Lamp

This is a lamp that you can break. It was designed by Jordi Canudas. When you get the lamp it'll be in a big black ball which you can break with the pickaxe that comes with it or break it yourself. You can buy it here for $875:






Thursday, February 11, 2010

Remote Control Tissue Box

If you don't like having to run over to wherever your tissue box is 100 times a day when you have a cold you can buy this remote control tissue box. If you understand Japanese you can buy one at this site: