Hasta La Gadget!

I am quite sure that many people have already watched The Matrix which rolled out at the end of the previous century, having turned into a cult film with a sequel and subsequently, third film which had plenty of snazzy special effects, although the explanation in the story has proved to be as confounding as ever even until today. I guess it makes sense then, if the $168.99 TokyoFlash Kisai Online timepiece was part of the Matrix world, especially since it comes with an extremely unconventional way of telling the time, that to the untrained eye, it is seeing nothing more than just some random lines moving around.

With the TokyoFlash Kisai Online, it will come with a built-in accelerometer, so that it knows the exact moment when you turn your wrist. Doing so would see the lines fall away, allowing you to tell the time as it is right there and then. How is that for a genius product? The TokyoFlash Kisai Online comes with a black steel case and strap with natural LCD face, and it will take some practice before you are able to tell the time expertly, so do expect a learning curve attached to this cool clock. One thing’s for sure, once you have mastered reading the time on it, your friends would have regretted taking the blue pill in the past.

[ TokyoFlash Kisai Online – take the red pill and tell the time copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

If you have always wanted to have a cool looking timepiece that is extremely difficult to read, then you would not be able to go wrong with Tokyoflash’s collection of timepieces. Their latest addition to the collection would be the $178.99 TokyoFlash Kisai Adjust, where it will boast of a digital triangle time readout. You can opt to tell the time in either a horizontal or vertical display, depending on your cup of tea, and there are also half a dozen LED colors to choose from, with the option for multi-color transition thrown into the mix along as well.

Just how does the TokyoFlash Kisai Adjust work? Well, it will be able to show off the time in a non-stop array of changing mosaic of LED triangles. You can opt to have it shown off in either 12 or 24 hour modes, and some might say that the vertical mode makes it easier to read the time compared to the horizontal mode. Even more, when night falls, the Tokyoflash Kisai Adjust would feature a tiny fish that swims across your wrist, accompanied by random sparkles for that added touch of uniqueness that only Japan can offer. It will also be water resistant up to 3ATM, and has a stainless steel case, strap, and clasp.
[ TokyoFlash Kisai Adjust tells the time via digital triangle time copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

Wicked Audio, the folks who are behind stylish, high-quality headphones and earphones, has just made an announcement concerning their latest Wicked Audio Splitter. This Wicked Audio Splitter will merge Wicked Audio’s iconic design alongside the wonders of awesome sound, making sure that an optimized two-person listening experience can be enjoyed whenever your favorite artist’s album is being played at the moment. The Wicked Audio Splitter will feature a portable dual jack system, which means a second person is able to plug into the same source using any pair of compatible headphones or earphones, and even better is, the individual is able to adjust their personal volume level without affecting the other – now this is neat, don’t you think so?

It almost makes us think as though it runs on magic alone, but this is definitely not the case since nothing but good old technology is at work here. Not only that, the asking price of $9.99 for the Wicked Audio Splitter will certainly raise eyebrows, since this kind of capability at the cost of a fraction of a meal at a restaurant certainly sounds way too good to be true. Not only that, whenever someone pairs up the Splitter with any Wicked Audio headphone or earphone, users will be able to enjoy noise-isolation features, enhanced bass and a wide range sound.

To make sure that you will be able to enjoy a flexible listening experience, the Wicked Audio Splitter will arrive a four foot long cord and three sizes of ear buds, so that the two of you do not need to huddle together as though you were Siamese twins. This ought to provide a literal amount of breathing room, not to mention some more space for you two to enjoy a headbanging experience. It certainly does seem to be a bargain, and since it is so small, packing it in with your luggage should not be an issue while you’re on your travels.

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[ Wicked Audio Splitter is ready to rock and roll copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

Our smartphones these days do come with plenty of functions, and one of the more important aspects of any smartphone would be its capability to be able to capture great looking photos that are good enough to be used in family photo albums. The thing is, archiving all of those photos can be quite a tough job, and sometimes, you just want to print out some of the photos as a memory or physical keepsake. Since we are all living in an extremely mobile and portable environment these days, the $299.99 Impossible Instant Lab might seem to be the perfect addition to your arsenal of portable devices.

With the Impossible Instant Lab, you will be able to transform your digital images into actual photographs, and it will play nice with all iPhones from the iPhone 4 or newer, as well as the fourth and fifth generations of the iPod touch. Basically, this bad boy will be able to take a photo from your compatible iPhone or iPod touch, and print them out on the spot within seconds. This is made possible thanks to the micro-processor-controlled film processing unit, and it can be used with any Impossible film, whether in color or black and white. The film pack itself does not need any kind of integrated battery, and it will juice up via USB.
[ Impossible Instant Lab makes instant photos possible copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

Remember when you needed a phone line and a dial-up modem to get online? Heck, I was using modems to connect to services like Compuserve and Prodigy before anyone even knew what the Internet was. One of the most annoying things about dial-up modems was that stupid squealing sound they made when you were trying to connect. Especially when you accidentally picked up the phone and had to listen to that incessant noise. Now, thanks to ThinkGeek, you can recreate those sounds whenever you feel like it.

That’s right, the box shown here isn’t a modem, but it’s a machine that makes modem sounds. You can simply press any button and relive the sounds of days gone by, including the dialing and ringer sounds, or you can use multiple buttons to play screechy, unappealing music with it.

Bonus points if you recognize that piece of music at the end there. Yes, that’s the closing theme to Buckaroo Banzai. Wow, I’m really dating myself now. Trust me, if you never saw that movie, you must Netflix it tonight.

While I suppose there’s some nostalgic value to the Music Modem, I think I’d quickly tire of its sounds – just like I did back in the 1980s and early 1990s. But if you really must make these noises, you can grab the Music Modem from ThinkGeek for $29.99(USD). Personally, I’m waiting for a device that sounds like the cassette tapes that software used to come on. Oh, that’s called a cassette player with a speaker.