While it doesn’t qualify as a real clock (it doesn’t tell time to the latest minute) it will look great in your living room. It has a bright red glossy panel and tells time in 5-minute intervals. If you’d like to know the exact minute, you’d have to look at the four dots on each of its four corners. With it’s price of $1600, you’re buying more of an artwork than a clock.

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Coming this October is Canon G11, a successor to the popular g series of compact prosumer cameras. Instead of amping it up with megapixels, Canon opted scale back to 10mp and arming it with ISO 3200 for greater sensitivity in low-light conditions. G11 also has a 2.8-inch vari-angle LCD, a 5x optical zoom with stabilization, RAW + JPG support a DIGIC 4 processor and lots of accessories.

The PS3 Slim here, and it’s cheaper at $300! It takes less space and uses less power that the PS3 “Phat.” All other features have been retained such as HDMI, blue-ray drive, wi-fi connectivity, USB ports, 120GB hard disk and optical audio digital output.

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Why go Italian when you can support the ailing American auto industry? The Devon GTX, a homegrown super sportscar has an 8.4-L 650hp V10 engine, a six-speed manual transmission, a steel structure and carbon fiber body, 18-inch front and 19-inch rear wheels, large StopTech brakes and a McIntosh Audio System

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This chess set is priced at $224,000. Why? because it has 9900 black and white diamonds encrusted into the board and chess pieces, and it took painstaking 4500 hours of work. Makes you wonder if we’re still in recession.

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This one’s a cheap way to have your own iPhone 3GS dock —and it’s cheap! It’s made from the box that came with your iPhone, you just need some glue and patience to cut-out holes.

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Botanists led by Alastair Robinson and Steward McPherson discovered in Palawan, Philippines what has to be the largest carnivorous plant in the world, capable of eating rats and insects. Previously, the plant was only known through accounts in 2000.

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Artist George Vlosich III used his mastery of the kid’s toy Etch-A-Sketch to pay homage to Michael Jackson. It took 150 hours for the artist to finish this particular piece of work.

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The national archives of Great Britain just made public the documents of the “Rendlesham Forest Incident,” the most popular UFO sighting in the country. The sighting was in December 1980 when two RAF servicemen noticed strange lights around near their camp. A glowing triangular object was reported to be seen that filled the entire forest with white light.

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