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By fear Liszewski

If you’re a bounteous someone of the LEGO Star Wars mettlesome for the Nintendo DS (the beatific ordinal version, not the shitty first) or foregather hap to be a LEGO insane (like Zack, RIP) you capableness be fascinated in this conserving scheme for your DS Lite. Not exclusive does it protect your element patch ease letting you unstoppered and endeavor it, but it also features a LEGO crushed bag on the crowning and bottom that you crapper meliorate with an included LEGO Star Wars tile mosaic, or some LEGO creation for that matter. $14.99 acquirable from StarWarsShop.com sometime in November.

[ LEGO Star Wars Armor Case for Nintendo DS Lite ]

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We can’t tell if this is an insane piece of crap or completely awesome. Spider-phone appears to be a new item, albeit pretty far behind the Spider-man product curve — but, you know — whatever. Regardless, it’s got all the hallmarks of a finely crafted attempt to cash in on Peter Parker’s alter ego… the webs, the webs, not to mention the fact that Tobey Maguire’s on the box! This rad GSM piece boasts a 2 megapixel camera, a microSD slot, and a color swivel display. It’s available in Hong Kong for HK$1180 (about US$152). Up next: a NewGoblin-phone with Franco napping on the box? We sure hope so! Check out a few more shots after the break.

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Ha, and you thought paying hundreds of dollars for a NIC was insane. For one reason or another (likely “another”), YouTube user ByGamerForGamer has loaded in 23 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 295 graphics cards into a single server rig, and while only 17 were installed at the time of this video (he’s waiting for a few nuts and bolts before installing the others), we’re already amazed. Call us crazy, but something such is this definitely isn’t what NVIDIA had in mind when it revived SLI. Per usual, the vid’s past the break.

[Thanks, P]
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If dropping 80 bones on a Wii Super Famicom Classic controller sounds a wee bit insane, how’s about a Jackson for a Famicom Wii controller? Datel’s Old Skool Retro Controller (seriously, how great is that name?) works with any game that supports the Wii Classic Controller, and the unique “rapid fire” mode should really keep things interesting when firing up the Virtual Console. Can’t really go wrong at $19.99, right? Right.

[Via OhGizmo]
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Hello Kitty continues her insane branding-assault on all things tech, and we continue to weep with joy over each and every product. Okay, maybe not. Anyway, the latest eyeball exploder is a 108-keyed Japanese QWERTY keyboard, and it’ll cost you $106.40 to add it to your collection.

[Via CNET]

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Okay, we can’t actually think of a single reason why you’d need a KVM switch with a max range of 25 freaking miles, but we do know it’s pretty insane that such a product even exists. Built on top of an Icron ExtremeUSB chipset, the ThinkLogical VelocityKVM can pipe two 1920 x 1200 DVI signals, USB 1.1, serial, PS2 and stereo audio up to 40 kilometers over single-mode fiber with no loss in quality, and can be upgraded to support USB 2.0 as well. ThinkLogical doesn’t even begin to list prices on its site, which probably means you’ll need some deep pockets to get in on the action — uh, yeah, we’ll stick to VNC for now, thanks.

[Via Wired]
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