Gizmodo: ornaments

Put Good Looking Game Controllers On Your Tree

Chris Jacob — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 16:00:00 EST

If you really want to put video game controllers on your tree, please hang these up. They're a much better option than dangling your filthy old Saturn controller by its cord. [Ponoko via Technabob]

Art.Lebedev Camouflage Christmas Ornaments May Disappear on Your Tree

Charlie White — Fri, 21 Dec 2007 10:15:21 EST

Leave it to the Art.Lebedev Studio, maker of expensive keyboard prototypes and whimsical objets d'art, to give you a skewed take on an everyday item, and these camouflage Christmas tree ornaments are no exception. Art calls them the "SHAR-404 portable set for improvement of forest units in the face of the new approaching year."

Each one is hand painted, and we're thinking that Art and his Ukrainian minions have done such a good job of camouflaging these ornaments, if you put them on your Christmas tree you won't be able to see them at all.

Find out for sure for $24.86 for a six-pack. [Art.Lebedev, via 7 Gadgets]

Recycled Xmas Decorations — May All Your Christmases Be Geek

AddyDugdale — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 06:50:47 EST

Are these the perfect tree decorations for green geeks? Possibly. Made from recycled CDs and circuit boards, they are heinously expensive (around $6 for a circuit-board dangler, $9 for the CD version. Or you can get a set of three for $16 or $21 respectively. Or you can not bother.

What do people who buy stuff like this put on the top of the tree, I wonder? [Nigel's Eco Store via Gadgets News]

Trim Your Tree with Senario's Digital Photo Frame

hook — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 16:30:00 EST

You've barely finished swallowing that bite of turkey and stuffing when BAM! the onslaught of Christmas crap begins. We feel your pain, but the Senario digital photo frame Christmas-tree ornament might actually be cool enough to justify the whole holiday spirit thing. This festive ball has an embedded 1.5" display and enough memory for a 50-picture slideshow. Unfortunately, Mac lovers are out of luck since the frame only supports Windows 2000, XP and Vista. You can snatch one up from Wal-Mart for about $30. [Shiny Shiny]

Die-Cast Bender Turns Head, Turns Heads

AddyDugdale — Tue, 14 Aug 2007 07:08:12 EDT

Bender. Three inches. Head rotates 360 . Bite his tiny, shiny, metal ass and you'll probably break a tooth. He costs $9.99 and you can see him all tucked up in his retro-ish box after the jump. [Think Geek]