Designed for the man of action…. the Wallet Spanner can go where you go, and with metric sizes from M6 to M14, you’ll be able to undo all sorts of things.
Engineered from chunky stainless steel, it is still neat enough to fit 007-style into your wallet. Shaken but not stirred.
The price of the Wallet Spanner is about $12.
This is the real ring Gandalf was looking for. A simple band of stainless steel holds a secret – a secret which could topple regimes … of thirsty people. Slip the Ring Thing on your “social finger” (or #4, if you know our Binary Finger shirt) and you are ready to tackle any mob of the “unquenched.”
No more searching through your desk drawer for bottle openers. You will always have one when you wear your Ring Thing. And, the Ring Thing is comfortable to wear; this entire description was written while wearing a Ring Thing.
- Wear on middle finger, with “cat’s ears” facing palm
- To use: hook bottle cap and lift wrist
- Whole sizes: 8-15
The Original Ring Thing is available for $7.99 and you can choose between 8 sizes to match your finger.
- You can buy one for you and some more for your friends, this is a great gift…
Just because we’re so ludicrously smart and ahead of our own evolution by inventing things like Skype calls over the internet, doesn’t mean that we all have to sport microscopic handsets that are impractical and easy to swallow by mistake, or annoying headsets! BoysStuff introduces back to basics with the good old retro style telephone handset that plugs directly into your computer for VoIP calls from the Internet! Just plug the 3.5mm jack into the audio out or Microphone in plug on your laptop or notebook and you’re all set to make a very funky phone call. It might look overly ridiculous plugged into your sleek computer, but that’s what we like about it! Yeh baby!
The price of the Retro Skype Phone is ?’??34.95 (or about $65).
Sega Toys and Avex Entertainment presented a new cute earphone accessory “Mu-Bot” designed for iPods and MP3 Players at 2006 Tokyo Toy Show. The cute Mu-Bot’s hands are actually retractable ear phones that you can get out when you listen and put them back “as hands” of the Mu-Bot when you are not listening music. So basically Mu-Bot is something like a pair of ear phones and no fancy lights or moves like the iDog for instance… although it seems pretty simple accessory this time, it still looks cool 
But will this turn out to be the successor of iDog and iFish and the new hot Christmas gift this year? The Mu-Bot is scheduled for a release in December this year or early in 2007 if it is delayed for some reason.
When released later this year the price should be something like 2,500 Yen or somewhere about $21.
- More information is available on Sega Toys’ website (in Japanese)
