Getting rid of old electronics is just more than some can handle. After all they gave you years of faithful service. Now that they are not needed or not working they have to find another use rather than being tossed away to slowly rot in some city dump. Thankfully Geekware has a good use for those old iMac keyboards. They’ve been turned into 3 different useful items. You can pick up a Blue Bondi Keyboard Clock, a Magnetic Message Centre or a Graphite Keyboard Clock. They range in priced from $29.95 on up to $34.95.
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Parents these days want to capture their newborn child’s first moments, and when your baby is learning how to walk, you might have to bend over dozens of times each day to make sure a mis-step does not result in a fall. The 
Check out this unique lamp known as the Sailor, being the brainchild of designer Julia Reischel. Made in the same spirit of that of a buoy, the Sailor lamp comes with a weighted bottom which allows the lamp to lean into virtually any angled position. This lamp is equipped with an integrated motion sensor which will dim the light whenever the light bulb gets closer to the ground. What happens if someone pushes it too hard and fast? Will the lamp break upon contact with a wall or floor?
Most folks would prefer to have lots of moolah in their wallets, but how about those with a sweet tooth? We guess that that is where the 
Hmmm, all you Xbox 360 owners out there – how many Red Ring of Death situations have you encountered to date? Too numerous to count? Well, we have news for you – designer Alexis Vanamois decided to come up with actual coffins for the console, and while the prototype is made out of tin instead of cardboard, it lets you ship your Xbox 360 back to Microsoft after a RRoD incident to make a statement of your displeasure. Guess someone could make a whole lot of money conducting funeral services for Xbox 360s…
With World Cup fever just around the corner, we are guessing that third party manufacturers of gadgets and gizmos would want to jump aboard the bandwagon as well. Case in point, the 
Want to be more geeky in your dressing? The Iron Man ARC light clip on will be able to do just that, where it clips onto a regular shirt while gaining its power from a couple of batteries. Of course, this means you won’t be able to shoot any photon torpedoes or fire laser beams at your office nemesis, but it will certainly lower your street cred score. This diamond shape is meant to reflect the armor on the Mark V model, but it doesn’t seem as though it is capable of being more famous than Superman’s diamond-shaped logo emblazoned across his chest. Feel all super-heroic with this $8 device.
While the Apple iPad is not released just yet, but that doesn’t mean some enterprising minds won’t take a stab at blinging out the device. Mervis Diamond Importers are first off the blocks with a diamond covered iPad that is also available for pre-order, sporting a whopping 11.43 carats of diamonds. There is no word on whether the more expensive 3G-enabled model will be available or not. The price for such bling? Well, you will need to fork out $19,999 for this puppy when it is available come this June 1st. 
Talk about literally bricking your phone – this time not through a botched firmware update, but via thousands of Lego bricks as well as a flatscreen TV in a form factor which measures a pretty impressive 5 feet tall. No mere mortal can come up with this though, as it is the handiwork of renowned Lego artist Nathan Sawaya. We do wonder what kind of monstrous calling plan that this one comes with…
Do you happen to have a wad of cash which you are not too sure what to do with? Well, you could probably buy a very nice house instead of spending all that dough on the Louis Moinet Jurassic Tourbillon which actually comes with some fragments of dinosaur bones. Of course, the price is sky high not because of those ancient, decaying bones, but simply because you get 3.46 cts of diamonds, an 18k white gold case and an 18k gold clasp to go along with it. This nifty timepiece has a 72 hour power reserve and a functional tourbillon.