We’ve come across a fair few skins for Nintendo’s Wii console in our ceaseless trawling of the net, but have never featured any on TFTS on account of not coming across any that particularly got our juices going – or at least we hadn’t right up until we came across …

Nintendo Wii  Retro NES Style Skins
Posted by Andrew Tingle on March 6th 2008 | No Responses

Some weeks ago we gave brief mention of the Bible Inspiration Alarm Clock which, to be brutally frank, we detested (a harsh word, but apt nonetheless) but, whilst we suggested that this clock was particularly tacky it really has nothing on this appalling Lord’s Prayer Singing Alarm Clock (and, yes, …

Lords Prayer Singing Alarm Clock
Posted by Andrew Tingle on March 6th 2008 | No Responses

Whilst HDD cradles are nothing new, SATA HHD cradles have been around in numerous forms for some considerable time, this HDD Stage Rack Super Combo undoubtedly serves to rack things up a bit (yes, it’s a poor pun, we’ll remove it before we publish) in offering not only standard SATA …

HDD Stage Rack Super Combo
Posted by Andrew Tingle on March 6th 2008 | No Responses

When Apple released its next generation of iPods we, along with many others, found ourselves scratching our heads with respect to the fact that, once again, an integrated microphone had been omitted from Apple’s iconic digital player, leaving us reliant on add-ons such as this new Logitec LIC-iREC0 iPod Stereo …

Logitech LIC-iREC0 iPod Stereo Microphone
Posted by Andrew Tingle on March 5th 2008 | No Responses

According to a number of rumours circulating around the net, Microsoft look set to implement a price cut across its entire range of Xbox 360 HD gaming consoles with the result being that Microsoft’s Xbox 360 Arcade console (sans hard drive) will actually be cheaper to purchase this Easter than …

Xbox Arcade Box

As far as computer mice go, these innovative Swiftpoint TriPed and Swiftpoint Slider mice from Simtrix, designed for tablet and mobile PC use respectively, certainly offer stunningly distinctive designs far removed from that of traditional computer mice.

Swiftpoint Computer Mice

Samsung’s new Spinpoint M6 hard disk drive may only offer half the capacity of the just posted Buffalo 1TB LinkStation Mini External HDD but, when you consider that Samsung’s Spinpoint M6 500GB HDD has been developed as an internal unit for notebooks you begin to understand why this is such …

Samsung Spinpoint M6 Notebook HDD
Posted by Andrew Tingle on March 5th 2008 | No Responses

If the previously featured Buffalo MiniStaion TurboUSB 500GB External HDD is a little restrictive in terms of available storage capacity (what with all those videos you keep downloading) you may be interested in Buffalo’s new 1TB LinkStation Mini which, in offering two 500GB 2.5” drives within a single, highly portable …

Buffalo 1TB LinkStation Mini External HDD
Posted by Andrew Tingle on March 5th 2008 | No Responses

Few things from our youth manage to prove quite as resistant as Lego which, through forward thinking and the willingness to embrace evolving technologies, has managed not only to survive in our computer dominated age but continue to excel – and what better way is there to celebrate the iconic …

Official Lego Brick Cake & Jelly Mould

As regular readers have no doubt gathered, we found fault with just about everything we featured yesterday primarily not because we were in a bit of a mood (though it has been known) but because nothing especially excited us but, thankfully, this simply fabulous and beautifully geeky Gakken Self Build …

Uber Cool Gakken Self Build Vacuum Tube MP3 Amplifier Kit
Posted by Andrew Tingle on March 4th 2008 | 1 Response

Having only yesterday, whilst posting about Dell’s new Lattitude XFR D630 Notebook (a mobile computing solution that marks Dell’s entrance into the rugged PC market), made the observation that ‘ruggedized’ gadgets seem to be developing into a somewhat of a trend, we now have this new xTablet T8700 Rugged Tablet …

Mobile Demand xTablet T8700 Rugged Tablet PC