I don’t know what motovates the current craze over all these futuristic LED watches that have been popping up all over the place lately! Andy reported last week on the ODM pixel watches, Now I’m here to continue the trend with an offering from TokyoFlash, the Shinshoku.

This slick timepiece features a single adjustable metal band with drilled holes on the face, and 29 powerful LEDs arranged in a series of dots that represent hours and minutes. It takes only a minute or two to learn the LED arrangement to read the time correctly, and you’re set!

I personally like this designer LED watch over all the others I’ve seen lately. It just has that overall metallic futuristic feel to it

This nifty clock uses a unique graphical interface to show you everything you need to know about current time and calendar stuff!

Check it out!  The Polar Clock.

Dry Erase Website – it’s very creative, just click the pic to check it out. It’s by Miranda July, author of “No One Belongs Here More Than You: Stories”

Here’s a cool do-it-yourself hack. It’s a set of eyes made of pizza boxes you place in your window, the eyes can rotate via servos on the backside, the servos are controlled by a simple motion detector that is also in the window. It all comes together using Linux’ Xeyes applet.

When someone walks or drives by the window, the eyes are ‘aware’ of their presence and will track movement.

More pics and basic info on zedomax’ blog.

The story originated from http://hunz.geekheim.de/?p=47, it has more details.

Link to xkcd’s webcomic on what you hope isn’t true about our favorite myth debunking site.