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Hey, Christmas is coming, so you know for sure that this is the season to be jolly, not to mention an opportunity for you to begin decorating your entire home with a slew of lights and what not. Assuming you are not the type to go big, but would rather be a whole lot more reserved in your approach, how about checking out the $99.99 Hypnosquare LED Array instead? The Hypnosquare LED Array is basically a desktop LED light show array that will be able to show off thousands of colors as well as visualization possibilities, so much so that talking about it alone is not good enough.

Basically, this is a case of you have to see it for yourself to believe it. The Hypnosquare LED Array happens to feature an 8 x 8 LED array that will rely on more than 20,000 lines of C in order to dynamically create and generate thousands and thousands of unique lighting combinations alongside a slew of visualization shapes and transitions. The lights themselves will refresh 6,500 times per second, which would make it possible for colors to modulate into more than 4,000 shades. In plain English, it would be an extremely rare occurrence for you to see the exact same light show twice.
[ Hypnosquare LED Array makes you all confused copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

The simplicity of the Rubik’s Cube puzzle is what makes it so devilishly difficult to solve at times. It’s just a bunch of colored squares, but getting them to group together can be a life’s pursuit for many people. So who in their right mind thought that taking the Rubik’s Cube formula and adding mathematical patterns of numbers into the mix was a good idea? Clearly someone with a deep love of mathematics, or a sincere hatred for humanity.

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In addition to opening doors, that set of keys in your pocket also serves as makeshift knives, prybars, and even ice scrapers. But why risk accidentally bending a key and losing access to your home when this key-sized multi-tool can do so much more?

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When you were a wee lad, what kind of toys did you have? Most of us who were not all that well off had to settle for some pieces of crayons and perhaps a few sheets of paper, while others had nothing but a cardboard box which could be turned into a spaceship, a pirate’s ship, or even a castle, and how about one of those Formula 1 race cars? In this day and age, imagination among kids seem to have died somewhat, as special effects has made watching movies a whole lot more passive. Lord of the Rings fans will find the $129.99 Hobbit Sting FX Sword something worth purchasing, where in the books (and movies), each time an orc is detected, Sting would start to glow to alert the wielder.

Well, with the Hobbit Sting FX Sword, you no longer need to pretend with a wooden sword that it glows when your neighbor’s kids are around, where all you need to do is twist the sword, and it will begin to glow. Of course, no Middle Earth magic is involved here, just a pair of good old AA batteries would get the job done. Don’t expect this to be a guaranteed way of detecting the presence of orcs, much less your boss!
[ Hobbit Sting FX Sword leaves less work for your imagination copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

When I was a kid, there was a number of kinetic sculptures that always caught my attention at shopping malls, and one of the classic ones was the kinetic ball cradle where one ball would send forth energy from one end to the other, using perpetual motion to go tick-tock tick-tock for what seemed to be forever (to a kid back then, anyways), eventually arriving at a stop because it loses a wee bit of momentum with each passing moment due to friction in the air. Well, the folks over at Thinkgeek have delivered a new twist to an old classic in the form of the $49.99 Kinetic Light Newton’s Cradle.

This is a futuristic take on classic desk accessory, where the Kinetic Light Newton’s Cradle would feature bright, multicolor LEDs in each glass sphere. I would assume that if you enjoy a tipple or two after office hours while still at your cubicle, the Kinetic Light Newton’s Cradle would end up with an even more hypnotic value to you and your like minded colleagues. The lights will react based on their position, and you will need to see it or believe it. There is also the option to be more zen, as you set the LEDs to a single color, while watching the light fade as they swing back and forth.
[ Kinetic Light Newton’s Cradle adds a new twist to an old classic copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]