Want a watch that does everything other than tell you the correct time ? Here’s your chance. Meet the new Sudoku watch concept from Tokyoflash, the company that has outdone itself once more in terms of making the most unreadable watches. Don’t know what time the watch is showing, you are not alone. Keep reading after the break.

ThinkGeek has a new Drum Machine t-shirt with an actual working drum kit embedded on it. It also includes a mini amp to crank it up a notch. 9 different Drum Kits are available with “professional” grade drum sounds. Head past the break for a video demonstrating the Drum Kit in action.

Yes folks, these light bulbs are also speakers aptly named the AudioBulb speakers. They connect wirelessly to a dock that comes with the bulbs. The docking station is capable of pairing with you iDevices and has a audio in 3.5 mm jack for any other device.  Keep reading for another pic with the bulb screwed in and the product link.

Thought your floppy drives were of no use, did ya ? You were wrong ! Here’s a couple of floppy drives playing the Imperial March from Star Wars. The force is strong with youtuber “sh4dowww90” (the uploader) claiming that the sound is authentic. The proof lies in the synchronized read lights from the floppy drives. Maybe its still just a hoax, but when is it a bad time to revisit that hidden light saber from your Star Wars memorabilia. Video after the break.

Its now official, Sony has killed of the PSP Go. The digital only portable is now no more in production. Sony is likely to continue providing support for it, much like it supported the PS2 even after the PS3 went on sale.

Seagate’s external hard drives are getting slimmer day by day(a diet I can surely use). The company has launched the new GoFlex Slim which has imbibed USB 3.0 goodness for those fast transfers we so often need. Keep reading for the purchase link and more info on this slim beauty.

Logitec’s new  LAN-WH450N/GR offers four Gigabit Ethernet ports, 802.11a/b/g/n wireless networking reaching the maximum 450Mbps(starred). And no, it does not run on wind power. The crazy design is justified as it improves wireless throughput by using three antennas(the helicopter blade lookalikes). It’s a futuristic, eye catching device and if it appeals to your uber-geek senses then its going on sale in Japan in mid-April for ¥19,000 or $230.

Source : OhGizmo!

What do you see when you first look at this new dock from JBL ? It looks like a suit, doesn’t it ? Well whatever it may look like , its sure to keep that iPad, iPhone, iPod humming and thumping through its twin  full range speakers. Read on for what it costs and how you can get your hands on one of these.