Ari’s hulking watch began life as a simple binary pocket watch, but at the urgings of the BenHeck.com forum community, he turned it into a wrist watch–something he had considered from the beginning. Not many watches are attached to a huge battery pack, but that’s okay. It’s one of the modern equivalents of the pocket protector, only heavier and more awesome.

Eventually, the watch will even have a USB charging cable, to keep it juiced in the only acceptable way.

[via BenHeck.com forums]

Cork'd offers exactly what I need. It's a virtual wine cellar to keep track of wines, submit reviews of ones you love (or hate) in your wine journal, keep a shopping list of the varietals you want to buy, and even befriend a few "drinking buddies" to add to your page. It's a fun (and geeky) way to learn about and try out new wines. Cheers!

The HP Mini 2140 is designed for business users, and it features a 10 inch LED backlit widescreen LCD with a resolution of 1366 x 768, there is also the option for a standard display with a resolution of 1,024 x 576.

Processing comes in the form of the now standard Intel Atom 1.6GHz processor, there is 2GB of RAM and you can either choose to have the standard 160GB HDD or an optional 80GB SSD depending upon your storage requirements.

The HP Mini 2140 now features 802.11n WiFi, and comes with a choice of operating systems from Windows Vista, FreeDos or SuSE Linux.

HP are also releasing a host of new accessories to accompany the HP Mini 2140, including a USB docking station, USB powered mobile audio speakers and a HP USB optical CD/DVD burner.

The HP Mini 2140 will go on sale later this month with prices starting at $499.

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It seems like I’ve been obsessed with owning a Beetle since birth and therefore love all things Beetle themed.  I’ve ran into several other like me and this USB hub is proof that there are plenty of us out there.  For the Beetle obsessed, this is just one more random Beetle inspired accessory to own.  Thankfully, there never seems to be a shortage of these quirky little extras.  Sadly these look more like the newer Beetles than the old.  Which even owning one of the newer Beetles, I still prefer the classic ones.  So this USB port gets a couple less points, but it’s still cute.

It’s probably going to appeal more to women than men, since it is kind of a girly car.  It comes with cute eyes painted onto its headlights that light up.  It also has a spot to insert business cards or just to hold your cellphone.  Which would make it plenty useful.  Each of the wheels is a hub to plug your USB gadgets into.  The 4-port hub comes in either white or red and can be purchased on Gadget4All for $12.50.

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Saturday Brilliance:

• Sony's tiny tot of a VAIO netbook looks to be shiny, bright and expensive. Sounds like Sony to us!
• This handy Star Wars clock looks sharp and reminds smuggler friends that parsecs are a measure of distance, not time.
• Hardcore Xbox 360 FPS fans rejoice! This mod brings legit keyboard and mouse controls to the console.
• Saturday saw nothing but deals, deals, deals on HDTV and other geeky necessities.
• An iPhone poured a beer with its accelerometer. Heaven on earth?

Sunday Funday:

• The NASA Spirit rover, five years on planet, is truly one of humanity's greatest accomplishments.
• No Steve at MacWorld, but Unibody MacBook Pro 17-inchers are a real possibility.
• Speaking of MacWorld, be sure to check out the keynote liveblog right here for instant Apple gratification.
• The Audi R8 supercar is Hot, but its lights? Not so much. They're all LEDs—a first for automobiles!
• Want to see something really, really fake? Like embarrassingly fake? Check this "Product (RED)" iPhone 3G.

Now get to the homepage and read the latest and greatest gadget, MacWorld and CES news.

These fun limited edition Headphonies are the ideal accessory for your iPhone, iPod or MP3 player, they look like cute vinyl toys, but have a speaker in the back.

As you can see from the photos, the Headphonies are small enough to fit in your pocket, each on standing just 3 inches tall, they have a built in rechargeable battery, which can be charged via USB.

A 1 hour charge via USB will give you up to 4 hours of music playback, they comes in a variety of styles including, Anarchy, Mad Ape, Modern Hero, Ninja, and Pick Bear, some are already sold out, so if you want one be quick before they are all gone.

The limited edition Headphonies are available for $30 from Headphonies.com.

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Headphonies Mini Speakers