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Steve Jobs In Carbonite Iphone Case | By Society 6 | Image

Steve Jobs In Carbonite Iphone Case | By Society 6
How geeky and cool is this? This is a must have accessory for all you apple obsessed people, the Steve Jobs in Carbonite iPhone case replicates a famous scene from the original Star Wars Trilogy Han solo is encased in carbonite. The case is in plastic and features a frozen steve jobs with vivid detail. Hurry and get yours before it draw´s the attention of George Lucas’ legal team!



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INSTAPRINT | INSTAGRAM PHOTO BOOTH | Image

INSTAPRINT | INSTAGRAM PHOTO BOOTH
Instaprint is like a combination of Instagrams with Polaroids...Instaprint is a location based photo booth, each box is set with its location or a specific hashtag. Any Instagram tagged with that location or hashtag will pop out of the Instaprint box, giving you a modern day photo booth. Instaprint brings back the uniqueness of those square little photos we all miss. Another notable feature Instaprint brings back is inkless printing! the color for the prints comes f...
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WHATSIM
Whatsim Card is an ingenious idea, what it does is quite amazing, it´s the world´s first card that lets you chat around the world. For only $10 you can buy about 50 Mb, that translates in around 25.000 text messages! You can then top it up with some more credit, if you want to send some images, videos or voice messages. They cover the whole world so you´ll be always connected and able to update your status or just keep in touch with friends and loved ones. If you...
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BIOLITE CAMP STOVE
This is a very innovative project, the ecological BioLite Camp Stove features a thermoelectric system, after starting the fire, part of the device transforms heat into electrical energy, which moves the internal fan. No batteries required, gasoline or any other energy source. The excess energy generated can be used through a USB port to charge your devices including smartphones, LED lights, GPS and many others. Genius and ecological. via GadgetReview...
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