Ok, I this one will never ever hit my garden (well ok, for Halloween maybe) but it made me smile so I just have to share it. If you spend $90 you can have a zombie like the one above sticking up it’s ugly face through your garden plot.

The Zombie of Montclaire Moors Sculpture [designtoscano.com]
via [Nerdapproved.com]

This iPod memory stick one is of the cutest flash drives I have seen in a while. The drive comes in two sizes, 1GB ($40) and 2GB ($50) and it’s available now. Even the packaging looks cute:

USB iPod Memory Stick []
via [nerdapproved.com]

I use a Windows Media Center as my primary TV receiver and one of the things I really miss is the teletext, but it looks like we will finally get that in the upcoming Fiji version but it looks like stuff such as DirecTV HD tuner support and native H.264 support got canned.

Leaked Fiji Screen shots [Engadget HD]

No guts, no glory - but I bet you $1 that this Wiimote candy dispenser isn’t licensed through Nintendo…playing with the devil.

Wiimote candy [flickr]
via [Engadget]

Reviewing an egg timer is a bit over the top even for me, but I think the product is quite nice so I just wanted to share it with you guys. You can get it from the lego store.

Lightning Review: Lego Egg Timer [Gizmodo]

Care for a beer? Too bad it’s just a phone then. This Budweiser beer can phone can be yours for $11.99 and works just like an ordinary phone. A bit too tacky for my taste though…

Unique Beer Can Telephone [sourcingmap.com]

I stumbled across this quite huge gallery (they got hundreds of them) of old nerd watches. The nerdy watch above is an Alba Y765 including a Mamagon Dragon Lady Game Watch.

pocketcalculatorshow.com/nerdwatch

Above you can see an excerpt from a big iPhone timeline image, listing all important dates throughout the iPhone history. Interesting to see that Apple registered the iPhone.org domain already in 1999.

iPhone timeline [iphonegold.org]

The Mini Cooper USB memory got to be one of the coolest USB drives I have seen so far. Just check out what the headlights when the device is plugged in. No word on pricing yet but the device will be out in August.

mini cooper usb memory even smaller than the real thing [technabob.com]

It looks like Apple has slashed the price of the MacBook Air with a solid state disk with $500. The screenshots above are from today and a month ago. $2600 is still a lot of money but a bit more decent. And just to let you know - the same freakin machine will cost you $4676 if you buy it from Sweden…that’s correct $2000 more than the US price.

MacBook Air With Solid State Drive Gets $500 Price Cut [Giz]