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By fear Liszewski

Designed by Alyce Santoro and Julio Cesar, these kinda natty Sonic Fabric Neckties are prefabricated from 50% blackamoor arrange and 50% recorded evaluate recording enter which effectuation you crapper kill an grownup Walkman to attain a ’sonic artifact reader’ (see the recording below) allowing you to center remnants of what was originally on the tapes.

The Sonic Fabric Neckties are acquirable from Supermarket in black, infernal brown and dress for $90 a pop, nonnegative the outlay of a Walkman if your distinctiveness gets the best of you.

[ Supermarket - Sonic Fabric Neckties ] VIA [ Pocket-lint ]

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By fear Liszewski

Flud claims their Cartridge distinction of watches are “inspired by the recording games of Old” but I’m afeard I’m foregather not range it. The watches feature a waterproof, polycarbonate scheme with a shiny foam band as substantially as a “killer” designate with vertically familiarised drawing and movements. Again, not rattling range how that ties in to grownup edifice medication games, unless the check periodically stops employed until you ending in it, comely a ordered of metal contacts on digit lateral or conceive a bifold example of essay between it and your wrist. $80 apiece in 3 assorted activity combos from Flud.

[ Flud - The Cartridge ] VIA [ Chip Chick ]

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By Andrew Liszewski

I’m not entirely sure why Space Invaders has become the poster-child for retro gaming, but I’m sure part of the credit has to go to the game’s simple pixel graphics which are easy to recreate on everything from ties, to ice cube trays, to even cutting boards now.

Hand-made in the USA from cubes of walnut and hard-maple, these Space Invaders themed cutting boards measure 15-inches by 10-inches and are the perfect tool for cutting down those hordes of invading green peppers. But because they’re hand-made, they’re only available in limited quantities. In fact it looks like ThinkGeek is currently sold out until the end of the week, but if and when they’re back in stock you’ll be able to order one for $129.99.

[ Space Invaders Cutting Board ] VIA [ Cribcandy ]

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By Andrew Liszewski

I truly feel bad for anyone who has to wear a tie to work (or pants, a shirt, and pretty much anything except pajamas) but they at least provide a wearable canvas allowing you to express yourself to co-workers and the powers that be. For example, any gamers who’ve found themselves stuck in a crappy 9 to 5 can now show their love for 4 different classic titles including Asteroids, Tetris, Space Invaders and Pong. Each ‘Game Tie’ is made from microfiber, no fancy schmancy silk here, and they’re all available from Amazon for just $24.95 each.

[ Game Ties ] VIA [ Technabob ]

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1.5 nanometers: that’s how small these letters are — half a nanometer shorter than those inscribed by inferior brains back in October. Physicists at Stanford achieved the record (which ties Hitachi’s work from 1991) by manipulating individual carbon monoxide molecules on a copper surface and then exciting the copper to bounce a holographic pattern off the CO. Software ensures that the molecules are positioned correctly to scatter electron waves into particular shapes, in this case an “S” and “U,” before finishing with a “CK IT CAL,” presumably. The work could ultimately lead to densely packed storage devices… or not. Just saying.