What the new Aluminum and Glass iMacs REALLY look like.

Apple's iPhone gets a Microsoft Xbox 360 makeover. Something just seems wrong about the whole idea.

This lamp from Korea's Buggle Lighting looks like a soldier ant. Perfect for Entomologists.

This may look a lot like a Nixie tube clock, but look closely and you'll see that it's actually made using modern LED technology. That means it'll never burn out like Nixies can, and it still looks pretty darned cool.

Artist Crispin Jones' latest creation, Tengu, is an interactive USB face that changes expressions depending on environmental sound. And yes, you will be able to buy one for yourself.

This cardboard "boom box" from Suck UK even has fully-functional speakers. [Editor's Note : Suck UK seems to be listed at $0.00]

These cool stainless and acrylic cordless LED fixtures from Lumin cast a colorful wash of light in any space.

The Fostex GY-1 missile-shaped speaker is designed to produce 360-degree sound from iPods and other media players.

Swedish designer Michael Malmborg has created this paradoxical "speaker" that isn't a speaker at all. It's a floor lamp.

The Magic Wheel is being touted as today's replacement for skateboards and roller blades. With its single giant wheel and caster for steering, it can achieve speeds up to 20MPH.

Colorware is now offering to coat your shiny new iPhone with a variety of custom automotive-grade color finishes.

Designer Ross Lovegrove created this amazing system of "X"-shaped interconnecting fluorescent lights for Yamagiwa.

This tiny wooden camera pendant from Korea is actually an mp3 player.

philippe starck's new veiled watch camouflages its face beneath an electroplated crystal that looks just like its stainless steel band.

Suunto's Core digital watch series has everything you need for a long hike in the great outdoors. It's got a compass, barometer, altimeter, depth meter, and it's actually a pretty nice watch too.

nixon's lodown digital watch lets surfers and other beach bums graph the current tidal level for 200 beaches around the world

These teensy wooden portable speakers from Korea measure in at less than 1-cubic inch each.

This may look like one of those "concept" products, but Nike's curved Triax Vapor LCD watch is anything but vaporware.

these tiny robot bugs from bandai japan can automatically avoid obstacles.

these drop speakers look like something that space aliens listen to their ipods on - from spain's scandyna speaker company

singgih kartono's portable magno radio is made almost entirely out of indonesian hardwoods

the space wire cube pc crams a fully-functional pc into a 2-inch cube that fits in the palm of your hand.

the digitalbox combines modern news reading technology with an old newspaper vending machine.

the ultimate guitar for geeks...
this "air guitar" from japan lets you strum in mid-air and detects your strumming using infrared sensors.

With its exposed gears and post-modern typeface and LED illumination, this has got to be the coolest flip clock I've seen so far. From Dutch designer Will Vanden Vos.

iRiver NV media player / gps features a gorgeous industrial design highlighted a unique scroll wheel interface with a round color display in the middle of it

Marka27's Mini God Brazil series could be the dopest vinyl figures ever. Not only do they look incredibly cool, they feature a speaker in their bellies.

ThinkGeek's LED Art Fan plays animated images that your download from your computer onto the blades of a rapidly spinning fan.

Nope, these aren't the latest Mimobot memory sticks. They're little pocket-sized fans to keep yourself cool.

The Odyssey LED Flying Disc looks brings a modern twist to the classic Frisbee.

This little LED keychain flashlight looks just like a traditional incandescent light bulb

Microsoft's new multi-touch augmented reality computer called Surface.

Sony's latest home theater system features some of the tiniest speakers I've ever seen. But wait til you get a load of the subwoofer that comes with the system.

This new technology turns any hard surface into a touch panel. Works with wood, metal, glass, stone, or even on a wet state panel like in this example.

best product name of the day: The Instant Noodle Perfecting Timer

Boynq's ToastIt doesn't toast bagels or english muffins, but it will read your memory cards.

This tiny keychain laser projects the time onto any surface.

tubular clock tells time with words

remote-controlled flying man helibot from takaratomy

LEXON's Tykho Bulb lamps bring new meaning to "Soft Illumination"

Shinshoku: The latest cryptic LED watch from TokyoFlash

Unique analog projector clocks from Japan's I.D.E.A. International

Tiny $100 media player is just about the size of a matchbox.

This clever scale lets you compare your weight to famous people and pop culture figures instead of displaying your weight in pounds or kilos.

This aluminum and acrylic clock from Japan tells time using small planets orbiting around a larger planet.

Blue and Green LED alarm clocks from I.D.E.A.