Today at Boing Boing Gadgets, we found a wonderful wooden Victoriana speaker clad entirely in tweed, reviewed a powerful miniature flashlight, and took a detailed look at the God of War plagiarism claims.
There was a high-performance therapeutic vibrator, the ultimate Lego Star Wars diorama; a recall on Apple's tiny iPhone 3g USB power adapters; and an Armani-branded phone to go with your Burberry-check baseball cap.
Joel gave his thoughts on Slotmusic, the new albums-on-microSD card dealie that weds music and flash memory; Apple's capricious treatment of iPhone developers; the Nite Ize figure 9 carabiner; and "Origami," a faintly unsettling baby stroller.
Rob woke to a tantum-throwing alarm clock; praised Olympus' wisdom in reviving old-style designs for the newfangled 4/3 camera format; and saw Palm's dreams slip ever yon. He might like Starcom's new Knick phone, if it's as useful as it looks. Talk him out of buying yet another dreadful miniature QWERTY device.
John spotted an astonishingly weird clock, heard rumors of a 32GB iphone, and reported that the Hadron menace has subsided … for now!
Don't miss the iYo concept design for a yo-yo based cell phone charger: more convincing thermodynamics are seen in Broseley's contemporary wood-burning stoves.
Leica announced a 37.5-megapixel camera. Panasonic announced the death of ugly television. In 1967.
