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A Bluetooth Headset You Can Wear As A Ring?

Orb has invented a Bluetooth headset that is really a ring. Or a ring that is really a Bluetooth headset, depending on how you look at it. One thing is certain: nerds will now have it way easier getting engaged. The headset transforms from a ring with a twist, and rests outside the ear. Interestingly enough, it has a light display that will emit information about caller ID, calendar reminders, and voice-to-text information. So yes, you will have a ring that will be glowing and telling you things.

The base model will launch in January of 2010, and will retail for $129, making it one of the more expensive Bluetooth headsets available for the consumer market.

Cellfoam

Turn  your cell phone into a banana phone!

Banana phone covers fit bar and flip style cell phones approximately 1 3/4 x 5 inches or smaller. Wide phones like the iphone or blackberry do not fit well.

Bananas are $10 each plus shipping and handling.

80’s ghost lamp

This lamp is for those who lived the 80’s magic days! Its a reference to the Pac-man game, a symbol of that decade, which still alive until today. “80’s Ghost” is too a joke with the fear of ghosts at night, what scared every one in childhood, bringing this fear font as a nice and funny object to our lives. Let’s put some light in our memories!!!

Drink Coasters Can Test for Date-Rape Drugs

Drink coasters at several North Texas bars can test for substances such as GHB and ketamine.

One of the coasters played a role in the arrest of a reserve Dallas police officer who is accused of spiking women’s drinks at a Greenville Avenue bar.

Police said a bartender at the Sugar Shack saw reserve Officer Brad Hellums put something in two women’s drinks. The bartender then went across the street to the Whiskey Bar to get one of the Drink Safe coasters, providing police with evidence, said bar manager Neil Ludwig, who runs several bars that use the coasters.

They can test a drink for substances such as GHB and ketamine, two popular “date-rape” drugs.

FlowerEYE: See Your Plants Growing

For all those plant lovers who wish to see their plants growth with the passing day designer Olga Kalugina has popped up with the smart, really smart flowerpot. Eye is an inventive flowerpot that enables you see the root system of plants. Defining humidity of the soil, light level, soil conditions and the ambient temperature the flowerpot shows the development stages of the plants and help us to understand a plant better. Boasting about having the best of the best flower pot that lets you have closer relation with your plants would be a nice feeling!

Go Plates: Stacking Food On Your Beer

Go Plates are reusable party plates (not to be confused with party hats) that sit on top of your beer can, bottle or plastic cup, allowing you a free hand for playing grab-ass with all your friends or whatever it is people do at parties (I’ve never been to one). A pack of 42 will set you back $48.50, which isn’t too bad considering their reusable

More Pancakes Than You Can Eat

This isn’t a machine likely to show up at a home, but it’s intriguing all the same. Imagine the ease of a pancake breakfast fundraiser with a ChefStack – an automatic pancake machine that neatly stacks up to 200 pancakes an hour!

According to ChefStack.com, the pancakes are 97% fat free and all-natural with only 165 calories per two pancake serving.

ChefStack is the very first automatic pancake machine offered in the US, and it became available earlier this summer. This genius of a machine is about the size of a microwave, and sells for $3,500.