Tech photos

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Tokyo at night, as seen from the International Space Station

The TAF Automatic Door. Apparently it didn't exactly work as advertised.

A strange object orbiting a neutron star.

Cedric the Egyptian cobra is pulling guard duty over a $125,000 shoe. The woman is a store worker who is probably assessing alternative employment opportunities as we speak.

Rocket + Ground = crater. The crater was generated by a Russian Proton-M that had been carrying a Japanese satellite.

A unique door handle.

Wallet made from woven stainless steel microfibers.

The Woofer Speaker System is for the dogs.

Wrap yourself in an inflatable body-pod suit and be dragged through the water at high speed. Not for the faint of heart.

Gun-shaped hair dryer.

Smokeless Electronic cigarette. All the cancer-causing goodness with none of the shortness of breath.

Bumper sticker.

Electronic spin the bottle. For people who can't  comprehend a game that doesn't use batteries.

Toaster Teapots.

A 77-function swiss army knife

Bubble blowing brush makes bath times so much fun.

The lobster toothbrush holder.

Folding book shelves.

This is what happens when a) bolts are removed without documentation and b) a heavy, expensive object is moved without checking to make sure it was bolted down. Yes, this is a satellite, originally scheduled to be shot into space by NASA.

Binocular glasses.

This is supposed to be one on the world's most comfortable pens, engineered to conform to the hand.

The AiPro replaces the number pad (when was the last time you used it?) with a graphics tablet. Available for only $30(US).

iSlide functions like the bastard child of a Segway and a skateboard. The hydrogen-fueled motor can propel you along at up to 9 mph.

This is somebody's home theatre system, custom designed by one of lead designers for Star Wars.

The WheelSurfer motorized unicycle. Check out the link for a video.