Yesterday on Boing Boing Gadgets:
• Brownlee admired a wall-mountable keyhole orb.
• Nikon announced a couple Rear Window style superzoom digicams.
• Google Japan advertised Chrome with a dash of Sesame Street.
• We saw exactly how much Rolex sand equals a human lifetime.
• Space Invaders invaded our gin and tonics.
• NVIDIA's Ion platform for Atom processors is looking like a huge leap forward for netbooks and nettops.
• A shark fin tea-infuser caused Brownlee to remember a horrible day at the beach.
• Microsoft's recent layoffs have resulted in thrift stores stuffed to the gills with old Zune t-shirts.
• We discovered that a Hackintosh compared pretty swankly to the iBook when it comes to running Leopard.
• We learned about the possible existence of a now canceled Yahoo Phone.
• Joel dove into the futuristic automobile technology of robot cars and whistle cars.
• A winged Illuminati eye seduced us back into the days of 4,096 color monitors.
• Rob reviewed a set of iFrogz cans.
• Joel absolutely shreed on the B.C. Rich double neck guitar.
• We lounged countergravitationally on uncomfortable lounge chairs held aloft by the magic of magnetism.
And a lot more besides. Come read us!
