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TELL TIME WITH TETRIS
Purveyors of geek goodies, ThinkGeek, introduced a new Tetris Animated Alarm Clock for only $29.99. The clock featured not only tells time via dropping blocks also will blast the Tetris theme song to wake you up in old school style.
(via:otlgaming)

OMG THIS IS THE BEST THING.

TELL TIME WITH TETRIS

Purveyors of geek goodies, ThinkGeek, introduced a new Tetris Animated Alarm Clock for only $29.99. The clock featured not only tells time via dropping blocks also will blast the Tetris theme song to wake you up in old school style.

(via:otlgaming)

OMG THIS IS THE BEST THING.

theswinginsixties:

Computing, 1967 style.

theswinginsixties:

Fashion goes tech, 1960s.

NY TIMES: "Etched into the base of Google’s new wireless home media player that was introduced on Wednesday, is its most intriguing feature. On the underside there is a simple laser-etched inscription: 'Designed and Manufactured in the U.S.A.' The Google executives and engineers who decided to build the player, the Nexus Q, here are engaged in an experiment in American manufacturing. 'We’ve been absent for so long, we decided why don’t we try it and see what happens?' said Andy Rubin, the Google executive who leads the company’s Android mobile business." »

inothernews:

Awesome.

I’m still not that interested in yet another Google product that’s going to suck up more information from me, but I love that it’s made in the USA. More things should be made in the USA. And, yes, I realize that means those things may cost a bit more, but I would think of that increased cost as an investment in the future of our country.

Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin renounces U.S. citizenship in order to make a few hundred million more on the social network's IPO -- by avoiding taxes, because that's what rich people do best -- in which case we say good riddance and we're glad Mark Zuckerberg fucked you over all those years ago. »

inothernews:

Maybe you can endorse Mitt Romney now.

Google's answer to Apple's "Siri" is code-named "Majel," after Majel Barrett-Roddenberry, wife of "Star Trek" creator Gene and who provided the computer voice for every TV and movie iteration of "Trek." »