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I remember I just had a craving for sushi the other day and not long ago I came across these. A sushi set made entirely from Lego pieces!

The sushi pieces are made by ‘Big Daddy’ Nelson who happens to have a gallery of a Chinese lion (seen in lion dance performances) made from Lego as well. Really cool stuff there!

via technabob

Do you have a really dirty keyboard and have been thinking about cleaning it one day? There are a couple of ways to solve that problem such as using a vacuum cleaner or the extreme way of removing all the keys and dropping the entire thing in an alcohol bath.

Here’s another way to clean off dust, grime and germs off that keyboard with the Cyber Clean cleaning compound.

Basically the Cyber Clean compound looks like playdoh and is kneadable, allowing it to get into the voids between the keys and grab stuff ranging from broken fingernails to scraps of food within a dirty keyboard.

As the compound collects and traps dust within, it changes colour from yellow to green over a period of time to remind you to get a new one. A good thing is that the compound will kill germs and bacteria and put a stop to their growth.

I think it would be quite disgusting to be kneading a used one after cleaning a really filthy keyboard. Unfortunately it isn’t washable so all the dirt that you removed from your keyboard gets amassed inside this huge reusable booger.

Well anyway, if you’re looking for an alternative way to clean keyboards or your household devices such as remote controls and mobile phones this will be an interesting choice.

Product page via redferret

Video commercial of the Cyber Clean compound:

This is not your ordinary Bikini, it’s the Geekini! The Geekini would definitely be one of the hottest items to get this summer.

Designed by french designer John Nouanesing, this bikini has controllers buttons on the most strategic parts of this two-piece number. Yup, a directional pad on the left along with ‘A’ and ‘B’ buttons on the right.

Whether or not the buttons actually work is still unknown, but we can foresee many geeks out there hunting for them as soon as they become available.

via trendhunter

This looks like the start of cyber reality coming to ‘life’ right in our own home. Just like back in the days when I had to go on school excursions to the Science Centre to interact with objects in virtual reality.

The technology in use in this particular interactive cyber-maid toy is called ‘Dennoh Figure ARis’ by Geisha Tokyo Entertainment Inc which allows you to play and interact with a maid rendered in real time on the PC screen with a box and a touching stick.

All you need is a webcam and with the package that includes two boxes and two sticks which encompasses you with the abilities to peep, touch and even undress the maid to its sexy lingerie.

What a unique way to have fun with a cyber-maid. Phew!

via asiajin

Want to look just as cool as Cyclops in the X-Men movie with this visor and have everyone try to run away when you remove it? Now you can get your very own.

This Cyclops visor is an exact replica that James Marsden wore in the X-Men movies. It functions just like a pair of regular sunglasses but will not shield your friends from danger if you have the ability to generate destructive optic blasts from your eyeballs.

Cyclops Visor Replica

• Reproduced from an actual screen worn visor
• Red iridium polarized sunglass lens
• Awesome all-metal display box included
• Comes with a certificate of authenticity and visor blueprints

The Cyclops Visor Replica retails for US$74.99 over at ThinkGeek’s online store.

Video review of the Cyclops visor by GadgetMadness:

LED boards have been in use typically to broadcast scrolling messages from stock quotes and messages to the public for a pretty long time. How about owning one to deliver your own messages to people walking past your desk?

The USB-LED message board is basically a usb-powered led billboard that will display your customised messages right from your desk. You can display messages such as “Be Right Back” or “Out To Lunch” to broadcast your physical status or simply “Bust Off” when you ain’t in the mood.

Not only does the message board come with the abovementioned features, it comes with sound as well. This gadget churns out songs from ‘happy birthday’ to ‘jingle bells’ for that unexpected surprise.

I must admit that the audio this gadget generates can be rather creepy, especially if they happen to sound out in the middle of the night. What if the mesage on the display suddenly turns to “I Know What You Did Last SUMMER” — yikes.

Well anyway this gadget should either be really functional or fun depending on the way you use it. If you are curious on how creepy the songs on the LED message board sound, there’s a video posted below for you to judge for yourself.

The USB LED message board goes for US$23 each at USB Geeks online store.

via Getusb.info

Many of us have seen USB cup warmers before, but this is one beverage warming-up contraption that goes right into the liquid itself for a hot spin.

‘Heat Me’ is a USB-powered stirrer with a heating element meant to be dunked into your beverages for a quick warm-up. That means no more cold coffee when you return to your desk after running off to do a task.

Although this clever little gadget is still in its conceptual stage, maybe after a couple more tweaks we can see the dream of a desktop chef come true. Imagine making scrambled eggs and cup noodles right on your desk without reaching for the microwave or stove!

via coolest-gadgets

If you have your hands occupied all the time, not having even a couple of seconds to spare, then you’ll appreciate what this nifty little iPod add-on does for you.

Muso is a gadget that turns your iPod into a voice activated media player. Simply plug on the device into the iPod’s docking jack and you’re set.

It automatically syncs with the user’s iTunes library therefore there’s no need to haggle with extra settings.

One of the main features Muso offers is that it understands day-to-day speaking language such as “Play me some Aerosmith!” or “Give me rock music” therefore there is no need to learn some geeky eighties-TV voice commands such as “Launch the warp portal” and such.

This device is a exceptional companion to the iPod, and would serve as a handsfree iPod kit for drivers — no more hands taken off the steering wheel for song changes.

via ubergizmo