Back in the early nineties, we all thought that the video games of 2010 would be with goggles and a toy gun. We were wrong with Virtual Boy, and we never figured out a way to get a player to run in a game while standing still in the gaming area. Better late than never, VirtuSphere is here to bring our virutal reality dreams to life.

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VirtuSphere for virtual reality games at GDC

Normally I don’t report on anything that STIHL does, as I’m not big on leaf blowers. However, the ad department came up with a very interesting ad campaign: a calendar that peels itself off. You can watch a video of it after the jump, and it works by simply ripping out the book binding thread that mounts the pages together.

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This is your life and its ending one leaf at a time

Curious Displays from Julia Tsao on Vimeo . Okay, I usually like to have a still shot of what I’m reporting, but could only find this video. However, a picture wouldn’t say a thousand words on this, and this video speaks volumes.

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Pixel-bots will rock your world

I just got finished reporting about a pinball machine that you can control with your mind at CeBIT , and that, in my opinion, is a good use for brain-interface technology. Now, you are about to see a bad one

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DIY hack of Mindflex has shocking implications

If there is one franchise that shouldn’t be overdone, it is Ghostbusters . I mean, it had one glorious film in 1984 that is still funny, though the special effects look fake

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Wiimote proton pack ain’t afraid of no ghost

I thought I’d give you readers at Coolest Gadgets a Friday treat with the CubeStormer. The CubeStormer was designed by British engineer Mike Dobson, and it is made up of parts from several Lego Mindstorms sets connected to a computer. It is designed to solve a Rubik’s cube faster than any one of those cubists back in the early eighties

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CubeStormer solves Rubik’s Cubes in ten seconds

Ultraslide: For speed skaters, golfers, and extreme exercisers Germ Guardian Air Sanitizer LED Color Changing Shower Head with Remote Trapdoor checkers Rocco, a rocking horse that can generate power Wild Planet Spy Video TRAKR Check out the Coolest Gadgets 2008 Gift Guides , Christmas shopping made easy.

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Gadget Thumbnails for 11-Feb-2010

My wife loves to watch The Biggest Loser , but I really can’t stand it. I suppose that I should cheer these obese people while they lose weight, but like most reality shows, The Biggest Loser has so much unnecessary drama. The Biggest Loser also does a lot of very obvious product placement

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Ultraslide: For speed skaters, golfers, and extreme exercisers

As a kid you always dream of those ultimate spy toys that allow for you to torture your siblings.  As an adult you might still want them, but it’s doubtful that you’ll feel reassured living with a  kid that owns one of those serious spy gadgets.  This TRAKR would be a whole lot of fun, just as long as you’re the one controlling it.  It’d be pure misery for anyone around you that doesn’t possess something like this. The Wild Planet Spy Video TRAKR can drive into different rooms and allow for you to see and hear what’s going on in that room.  Then to top it off, there’s a built-in speaker on the car and a microphone on the remote control.  Allowing for you to announce yourself from afar to avoid any pummeling that might follow.  Once this comes out in October of this year it’ll cost you $120 .

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Wild Planet Spy Video TRAKR

Normally I don’t report on things like casing or housing for computers, but I found this video and thought that it was the most ingenious piece of advertising that I have ever seen.

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Lian Li T1 Spider spotted in the Taiwanese wild