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The ends of these USB cables light up when they are properly connected, especially effective in low light club situations. No more guesswork in seeing if you are properly connected. Quality Philips cable, not the generic brand.

[Philips Lighted USB Cable]

VideoCrawler—a Web app for searching organizing and sharing online video and multimedia content.

[VideoCrawler]

The newest series of MIMOBOT designer USB flash drives takes design studio Mimoco in a decidedly new direction. Known for their artistic MIMOBOT line of character-based flash drives, the studio has put their flagship brand squarely into the hands of their fans, thanks to the Vimobot Design Contest, a unique competition which tapped the creative power of the MIMOBOT community. The six winning designs are now available in the form of the VDC MIMOBOT Series of USB flash drives in 1GB ($24.95) to 8GB ($79.95) capacities. Late last year, Mimoco began the Vimobot Design Contest, a Do-It-Yourself vinyl art toy challenge which sought the best and most innovative character designs.  The entries were hand-created by the entrants, using Mimoco’s oversized blank Vimobot vinyl toy as a canvas.  After the hundreds of entries from unknown, emerging, and amateur artists in the MIMOBOT community were narrowed to twenty finalists, MIMOBOT forum denizens chose their six favorite designs to become MIMOBOT flash drives. The winning VDC creations represent a wide variety of artistic styles, from traditional character design to the semi-abstract.

[New Community Design MIMOBOT Flash Drive Series Launches]

The Monome is a grid of backlit keypads, when buttons on the grid are pressed, they light up and mark where a note will be played. It can connect to the computer via USB. Interaction between the keys and lights is determined by the application running on the computer. Monome includes 3 models: 256-button model($1400), 128-button version($800) and 64 buttons($450).

[Monome]

Each Thingamagoop has an oscillator just like any synth. On analog synths the oscillator that creates the actual tone you hear is called a VCO or voltage controlled oscillator. The Bleeps work a little differently, so well just call it the main oscillator. Instead of using a keyboard, the main oscillator in the Thingamas is controlled by a photocell. When there is a lot of light hitting it, the resistance across the photocell goes up and the oscillator yields a higher pitch. Less light lowers the resistance and pitch. When the switch on the right is up, the oscillator is in a high range and when its down its in a lower range. One neat thing about the photocell is that it reacts to different kinds of light. Florescent lamps and TV screens give the Thingamagoops a harsher tone while natural and incandescent light produce a cleaner one.

[Bleep Labs Thingamagoop]

Headhoods. Two head are better than one!

[Headhoods]

The Gene Simmons Axe Guitar is one of coolest Guitar Hero peripherals. It is a guitar shaped like a battleaxe, It not only works with Guitar Hero, but it also can work with Rock Band as well. Feature includes a bi-directional strum bar, ultra-responsive frets and an analog whammy bar.

[Gene Simmons Axe Guitar For Guitar Hero and Rock Band]

The infamous speech Barack Obama made and hear it is for FREE by the Crystal Method. Very Crystal looking for more of a house/electro beat which will soon follow.

[The Crystal Method Now Is The Time]