Here’s The Banks Watch by Nixon. Available in a bunch of color combos (gold, black/white, two tone black/white and brown/white, blue paid, chrome…).
I seriously, seriously want one.
NixonNow.com: The Banks Watch ($265.00 - $350.00)
Amazon.com: Nixon The Banks Watches ($249.00 and up)
This cute and uber-shiny little mouse is gifted with two ultra-bright, sparkling LED eyes, just hang it on your keychain and let it guide you to the keyhole whenever its dark. Ships in a gift box.
Lakeland.co.uk: Little Mouse LED Light (£4.99)
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The Attaché Optima USB Flash drive is apparently the fastest in the world (20MB/sec), but I’d buy it just because of the looks. It’s available in 4 and 8GB models, both Windows Vista ReadyBoost-enabled and featuring AES encryption to keep your files secure.
Here’s the Space Invaders Alarm Clock, available in shiny white, blue and black. I’m sorry to say that you can’t play the game on it (or even need to play it a bit to shut it down in the morning), but it still looks good.
Geekstuff4U.com: Space Invaders Alarm Clock ($64.00)
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Here’s the HDMC Pocketable HDD (HDMC-U16ZM) by Japanese I-O Data. A water and shock proof USB 2.0 Flash drive with 16GB of storage (droppable from 122 cm and sinkable down to 1 meter in 30 minutes). You can even put this baby in the freezer without worrying about data loss.
The 16GB HDMC will start shipping mid-December to a price of ¥25,300 (about $233 US).
Iodata.jp: HDMC-UZM Product Page (Japanese)
So there’s rugged USB Flash drives with huge storage capabilities and then there’s products like Mokkatanten’s Porcelain Memory. This cute little Moomin-lookin’ thing is handmade and features a modest 1GB of storage and an internal LED that glows through the porcelain when active.
One gigabyte might not be much these days but to compensate for that every stick ships with a hand-knit pouch to keep it warm and cozy.
Porcelain Memory USB Flash Drive by Mokkatanten (€90.00, about $147.00)
Here’s the Nooka Zirc, 45mm by 35mm large with an off-center strap designed for comfortable wear - the clock protrudes onto the arm instead of the hand.
You tell the time by looking at the dots that form a circle for the hours and the row of lines for the minutes. Black, Mirror and White Zirc models will be available from mid-November for about $350.00
Here’s the Oberon Watch by S-Mode, a jet black time piece featuring a black ion plated stainless steel exterior and bright white LEDs to tell the time.
The outer ring indicate the hour, the middle ring indicates single minutes and the inner ring indicate the minutes in groups of ten. By pushing a button you can switch to date mode which is shown in a similar manner.
TokyoWatch.com: S-Mode Oberon LED Watch ($135.50, €92.50)
Vestal continues to amaze me with their oversized watches, here’s Emery, heavily influenced by radios from the ‘60:ies. There’s not much to talk about when it comes to bells and whistles (leather strap, stainless steel, 5atm water resistance), but a press on the button lights up the display and negative index.
Amazon: Vestal Emery Watch ($170.00)
VestalWatch.com: Emery Watch ($179.00)
Sony Ericsson presented the W960i this summer and now it’s finally about to hit the shelves. This slim 3G-phone offers a whopping 8 gigabytes of storage (meaning about 8000 eAAC+ songs), a 3.2 megapixel camera with auto focus and 3x digital zoom, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and USB 2.0 connectivity, 3-click music downloads and FM-radio.
