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Create Perfect Ice Spheres For Perfect Cocktails

If you are serious about your on-the-rocks beverages, you probably already know that ice is a major factor in constructing the perfect drink. The best ice consists of quality water and is shaped in such a way that it does not take up much surface area—which ensures that your drink does not get watered down prematurely. Fortunately for you, the pinnacle of ice-making technology is here...today! A Japanese company named Taisin has developed a mold that creates a perfect ice sphere by slowly melting a chunk of ice inside a press and then closing around it. More »

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Neocube Is Better Than the Rubik's Cube Because There's No Right Answer

Rubik's Cubes are nice if you actually want to think, but how about for those times when you're just sitting there and you want something to fiddle with? The Neocube has 216 spherical neodymium magnets that connect and make a cube, a sphere, or any other obscene shape that springs to mind. Show me a man who doesn't like playing with magnets and I'll show you a man I don't much care for. All yours for just $34.95. Bonus video after the jump. More »

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A La Carte Portable Kitchen Cubes

The Stradtnomaden kitchen is made up of three portable cubes, that—when built—create a stove, sink, and counter top. Each piece is just 2 feet wide and one foot deep unassembled, which means you can easily port it around in your stolen shopping cart. You'll need electricity and water sources though, so you may want to consider getting your life together. More »

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LiteCubes for Colorful Quaffing

Here's a accessory that could prove to be a fine enhancement to the upcoming holiday festivities: LiteCubes that light up your drink like a Christmas tree and have a gel center that you can freeze, cooling off that drink in cool style. They're available in a variety of colors, each with an LED and battery embedded inside. Some of the LiteCubes, such as the green, blue, white and pink ones, required two batteries inside, rather than the single battery of the red, orange or gold ones. More »

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Time Cube for the Cube-Obsessed

If you can't stop thinking about Steve Jobs's Fifth Avenue cube, remind yourself of your object of obsession twice a day with this Time Cube, a clock that shifts into all kinds of strange shapes but turns into a perfect cube at noon and midnight. More »