2.5 W 2ch.
180 Hz to 18kHz.
Input jack.
Power button and volume on the right speaker
AC adapter
Dimensions 60 x 133 x 84 mm
Weight 450 g
The ASP-S750s are out now and cost around $45. [Impress]

With MP3 connectivity (we believe through standard audio jack), the BooRu-BooRu speakers just might take the place of my Spiderman pillow...if I ever find myself hit in the crotch by an open liquid nitrogen tank and my balls freeze, fall to the ground and shatter into millions of tiny ball fragments. $37
[product via ubergizmo]

It'd actually be a pretty nice case if it weren't for the annoying animations and all that shouting. Guess it's only for Gundam fans.

Check out the video after the jump.

Talking PC Case [Nexus404 via Technabob via Uber Gizmo]

If your cuteness-addled brain needs still more exploding out of your pocket (or ears), just slap some Emotibuds on your earbuds—they look like they'll fit on most earbuds, so I want to see them on some Shure E500PTH's—and even the most jaded passersby should fawn—or puke—at the sight of your pimped cuted out iPod. All for about $41 total. – Matt Buchanan

Product Page [via shiny shiny]
Product Page [via shiny shiny]

Product Page [Brando]

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While our brothers-in-arms at Kotaku seem to only care about gardens, neighbourhoods and doing "cute little waves" with their Sixaxis in Sony's upcoming PlayStation Home, here in Gizmodo we only care about one: sex the naughty bits. Apparently, Sony has decided to actively monitor public spaces for profanity and "inappropriate behaviour". And while they won't be policing private areas, they are going to enforce those "inappropriate behaviour" rules there too, following any complaints they may receive from users.

For sure, they want to protect kids and avoid the usual suspects, but wouldn't you like to be able to do and say whatever you want at your own Home's home? And what I really want to know: would people be able to show their privates in private spaces? What about some other kind of «cute Sixaxis waving»? Your answers, after the jump.–Jesus Diaz

HOME - MORE QUESTIONS/ANSWERS FROM SONY [Threespeech via Playfuls]

For clarification, here's part of the original Q&A that Threespeech had with Sony:

How much freedom will people have in their private spaces?

"Our policy is not to actively police private areas, and a user cannot be invited to another user's private space until they have accepted an invitation to be on their buddy list. However, the complaints process will still operate in these private spaces, so if people feel that they have been subjected to inappropriate behaviour while in someone's private space, they will be able to lodge a complaint by the usual process."

What means of moderation will be in place for abusive language?

"We will have a basic text profanity filter, though, as noted above, text and voice will be turned off for users not of age."

You can read it the rest following the link.

Plunk down your $16 and you get four pairs of these gummy thingamajigs that hook up to your ear buds. Well, not your ear buds, but somebody's. – Charlie White

Product page [PixelGirlShop]

Although it's just a design concept so far, it's yet another advance in the march toward total teledildonics, which we've been relentlessly tracking for you for a while now. Check out the pics of this babe getting hugged all over:

This isn't the first we've seen of this concept. A year ago, someone thought of this idea of hugs-over-SMS using some sort of weird handheld device, but that just resulted in a text message on the other side. Now the touchy-feely extends to a shirt that actually tries to hug you. Where will it go next? – Charlie White

Product Page [Cute Circuit, via uber review]

I thought I should let you and your commenters know that is my friend's macbook pro and no the kitty did not scratch up the screen and my friend didn't start the music...the cat did that :)

Usually we resent product names that tell us how we should feel about them, but the fact that Crane's line of animal-shaped humidifiers are adorable is beyond disputing. We have a dog and also live with cats, so we'd probably end up with the two at left, but the elephant and panda are nice too.

The frog, however, is so cute our heads would explode if we had to see it every day; we recommend you also avoid it. Here at Gizmodo, we care about your safety.

Crane Adorable Humidifiers [Bed Bath & Beyond, via Popgadget]

If Gizombo Saturday was a little too gory for your tastes, perhaps these Furgles Furry Speakers are more to your liking? $24.99 gets you a pair of these super fuzzy battery or USB-powered bundles of cuddliness.

Furgles Soft Speakers [eToys, via Gearlog]
Furgles CD Holder [Gizmodo]

Crownfast Technology's MP270... *slight* shuffle resemblance [DAPReview]

Furgles - Cutest CD Holder in existence [ShinyShiny]