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Create Angel, Elf or Santa Decoration of yourself in 3D for Christmas

Joel — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 18:21:21 +0000

Christmas is just a month away, common people we gotta start a few preparations. JuJups.com has come up with a 3D printing service which can print any design that you like or you have made in 3D. In short they get your design to life. They have come up with something special for Christmas too! You can create 3D figurines of yourself and your loved ones as Angels, Santas, and Elves using the latest in 3D printing technology. Sounds cool isn’t it? Yeah! Certainly!

This service is being launched in the United States and Europe this Christmas through DIY design portal JuJups.com. The products are printed in Boston for the US and in Denmark for Europe, using ZCorp’s 3D printing machines. So this Christmas you can flaunt your Christmas tree with Santas, Elves and Angels resembling yourself.

Check out the below video to see the 3D printing machine in action:

Click here to view the embedded video.

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Rechargeable Mini Flying Santa RC Helicopter

Joel — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 19:05:37 +0000

I was searching for a good Christmas gift for my little cousin and voila I came across this cool and unique thing. It’s really cool to see Santa flying in air during Christmas, isn’t it?

This mini flying Santa RC helicopter weighs just 10g! It can be controlled with a infrared remote control. There’s a blue LED light which glows when it flies. It has a built-in Li-Poly rechargeable batteries pack which can be recharged anytime.

I think this is an ideal Christmas gift for children. You can get one from Brando for just $25.

Twelve 5-9 Q version LED Watch Makes You Feel Like A Batman

Joel — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 17:56:59 +0000

The Twelve 5-9 Q is a LED watch which has a distinctly bio-mechanical design. This watch is perfect for those who crave something extraordinary. It features 26 exceptionally bright, multi-colored LED’s and a great looking solid stainless steel strap. It is available in two colors- rugged gun metal and brushed silver finish.

The Q version uses the established 12-5-9 method to tell the time. 12 hours, 5 groups of 10 minutes and 9 single minutes. Moving clockwise from the top of the display, the first two lines of LED’s show the hours 1-12, each lit LED indicating one hour. The next line indicates minutes up to 50, each LED showing 10 minutes. The final two lines indicate single minutes 1-9, one LED for each minute.

You can get one from Tokyoflash for around $145.

Fold Your Furniture As You Like!

Joel — Fri, 07 Dec 2007 18:42:20 +0000

Now you can give your children the opportunity to design their own furniture with this awesome design made by a Swiss architect Nicola Enrico StÃ¤ubli. You can make three different wonderful pieces- A Stool, Chair and a Rocker.

It’s a bit complicating to make each piece and hence may consume up to 3-4 hours. But once it’s done you can play with it to create great stuff.

The best part is that this design is absolutely free, you can download Full PDF file with instructions from here.

Eco Friendly Christmas Tree Decorations For Geeks

Joel — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 13:18:31 +0000

When I was browsing I came across these wonderful eco friendly Christmas tree decorations. So what’s special about these decorations? Well these decorations are made from recycled circuit boards and recycled CDs. I guess it’s pretty cool to come up with this idea as people usually throw CDs and circuit boards when they don’t work.

They are priced from Â£3-Â£15. If you liked these you can get some from Nigelsecostore.

Christmas Tree Powered Up By An Electric Eel

Joel — Mon, 03 Dec 2007 17:51:03 +0000

When I first came across this idea I found it a bit weird, but I then realized the guy who came up with this idea is really intelligent. I say intelligent because he has managed to use the electric power generated by an eel to light a Christmas tree.

An Eel is capable of generating electric shocks which it uses for its self defense and for killing its prey. So how does the eel’s power really work in this tree? It’s really simple. The Eel is placed in an aquarium which has copper wires in it. When then eel touches those wires it sends electricity through them to the Christmas tree. If you want to have a close look at this eco friendly Christmas tree then make your travel plans this Christmas to visit the Aqua Toto Gifu in Japan.

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Santas Slide Show Ornament For Your Christmas Tree

Joel — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 18:54:35 +0000

Here’s a traditional ball ornament for your Christmas tree, but this thing is far from traditional. It is a digital photo frame which hangs on your Christmas tree. You can connect it to your pc and upload up to 50 pictures which will be displayed as a slideshow on the 1.5″ LCD of the ornament.

It runs on two AAA sized batteries. It is priced at $34.95. You can get one from Firststreetonline.

Fortune Cookies USB Drive

Joel — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 18:41:06 +0000

Fortune cookies definitely won’t fill your stomach but at least you can fill them with data. These cookies have a beautiful eye-catching artware which will tempt anyone to mistake it for a real cookie.

These cookies are available in two storage capacities- 1GB and 2GB and are priced $29.99 and $49.99 respectively. You can also choose between three colors- Yellow, blue and green. Oh boy! The yellow one looks really awesome. You can grab one from Vavolo.

USB Santa Claus Liquid Mouse

Joel — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 08:55:16 +0000

The Santa Claus liquid mouse is a great replacement for your usual mouse. It includes a liquid filled area in its bulbous end which features a floating Santa figurine. Just plug the mouse and watch Santa bob about. This would be a great thing to gift to a geek for Christmas.

It is priced at $17. You can grab one from USBGeek.

USB Christmas Cake- Store Your Data In Strawberries

Joel — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 19:32:24 +0000

Here’s a great Christmas cake one would like to gift to a geek in Christmas. Well this cake isn’t for eating but for storing data. All those strawberries you see there are USB drives which can be plugged in to the cake.

The cake has a wire which can be connected to your pc or laptop.

I don’t have any idea about the storage capacity of each drive but I do know its price, it’s priced at around $450. You can grab one here.