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I would like to wish all our US readers a Happy 4th of July. For your ongoing search for the coolest gadgets this fine weekend, make sure you check out the coolest gadget of the week contest held by our fine friends over at Coolest Gadgets. Just vote for your favorite gadget and leave a comment for your chance to win $50.
The picture that you see above is not a brand or white-ink tattoo, no it is the product of a foolish young man and his imagination. Instructables user Tetranitrate has documented the process that was used to turn a standard laser etcher (the sort that people use to decorate their Macs with) into a computer controlled tattoo device. While I approve of his choice of artwork, I wonder if he will do the same when he hits the age of thirty.
The first two editions of the Das Keyboard really stood out for the fact that the keys did not have labels on them. For serious coders and typists, this is not an issue, but lets face it; if you are looking for numbers and symbols, it can be pretty tough - more so if you are constantly switching between keyboard types. So the Das Keyboard crew relented and put labels on the keys for their latest model, the Das Keyboard Professional. [ Read more → ]
Nemo 33 is a 33-meter deep swimming pool that is filled with specially filtered unchlorinated spring water. It has a range of different cool stuff underwater, including simulated caves, several platforms and of course the 33-meter deep cylindrical pit. In case you are wondering, that is deeper than you are allowed to go on a standard SCUBA diving license.
Video after the jump. (You might want to turn the sound down because the music is really awful) [ Read more → ]
If you are dying for that home office but lack the space in your house; or your house is too noisy to get any work done, then you could convert your shed into a work space. Lifehacker has an interesting article on the subject with a reader sending in photos of an office shed that set him back somewhere in the region of $6,000.
