Tokyoflash, the company behind the unique, stylish and futuristic watches from Japan has released their added a new product to their list. Rogue is a sci-fi looking Green LED/LCD watch that illuminates with a touch of a button.

Once mastered, navigating the time is simple, but creates a sense of mystique to the uninformed. The outer ring of small dots represents minutes, every fifth dot being slightly smaller to distinguish five minute groups. The ring of large blocks represents rough minutes, the position of the gap indicating approximate minutes. The inner ring of blocks represents hours, the position of the gap in the ring showing the current hour as on a clock face.

This Rogue watch is available in silver and Black color and can be bought from Tokyoflash for $154.25 with free shipping.

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Maker Mark Helmuth is developing an iPhone application that will let you play that LED football game you or your father played 30years ago with a hand held device.

I have developed a new application based on the 1970s electronic handheld football game. We have a working beta version ready for the iphone. … We plan to launch next week

The game cost only 99cents and as per the product page, the game is still in beta testing.

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Panasonic has recently announced their latest toughbook a MCA-based tablet PC particularly for medical industry.

Nothing new or interesting… It’s powered by an Atom processor, has a 10.4″ LCD touchscreen, and provides healthcare workers with patient information. Mass production is scheduled for the end of the year.

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College Humor has this interesting and original video based on the popular game Super Mario world. What Mario’s enemies will be talking behind him? Watch the video after the break.

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Kevin Rose (Digg Founder) has posted this interesting news in his blog that Apple is about to release a new version of iPod nano this September with a big screen giving more room for video. Watch the video after the break.

Latest rumors:

• Revamp of entire iPod line.
• Small cosmetic changes to Touch, Nano to see significant redesign (see pic below).
• iPods to see fairly large price drops to distance itself from the $199 iPhone.
• iPod touch 2.1 software, iPhone to get update very soon after.
• iTunes 8.0 (”it’s a big update w/new features”).
• All of this coming in the next 2-3 weeks.

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We have seen different types ans styles of clocks - Mathematical clock, Silent clock and even stonehenge clock. But this Chococlock is totally different from all of them. It treeats you with a chocolate every one hour.

The clock got a small container on the back where you can fill it with your chocolates or sweets of your choice. Every one hour the tongue come out with one chocolate. This is really a great way to control your addiction towards eating sweets. As too much sweet will lead to critical conditions like diabetes.

Once the tongue is out with the sweet, you have to be quick else the tongue goes back and the door close all with in 30seconds. But there is always a alternative method to get more chocolate. You can always use the cheat button. But a word of advice don’t cheat too much.

Now you can eat chocolate any time using this chococlock. This clock is available from Firebox for the price of $40. [via]

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Pingdom has posted few interesting pictures of Geeky License plates. If you’re still using those boring numbers, it’s time to for a change we are in living in a cyberworld. You have to check whether your country’s rules allows you have these kind of letters though.

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If you are the type of person who feels a bit uneasy when you look at trigonometry, square roots and brackets, then this clock is not for you. Putting this in your office(depending on where you work) some may come to see you or some may just stay away from you.

You can get this clock from Cafepress for just $15.99 [via]

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British scientists have broken the flight record using a solar powered spy plane. The plane with a wing span of 60ft and batteries that store power from the sun, it stayed in air for almost three and half days.

The engineers who created the Zephyr also believe it will have important civilian applications, including search-and-rescue operations and police surveillance.

It has been developed by the British defence company Qinetiq, which will announce the record-breaking flight tomorrow.

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If you are an E-mail junkie and looking for something like the famous Blackberry or to substitute it, Peek is the slim phone of your choice featuring a full QWERTY keyboard and side scroll wheel for navigation.

The Phone will be available in the market by next month for $100 and users who want unlimited emails will have to subscribe for $20 service using T-Mobile. [via]

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