This has got to be the coolest unboxing of a product ever. Promotional content for the Omnia i900 by technivator and with the high number of views this is a viral marketing success for Samsung.

Check out the Samsung Omnia i900 unboxing with 1 videoclip after the jump.

A cool display of a prototype of a FM modulated plasma arc speaker. The plasma arc moves according to the frequency of the music. Plasma is considered the 4th state of matter where it is neither a gas, liquid or solid. Circuit was bult on a custom PCB and uses tungsten tipped electrodes for the vertical discharge setup.

1 videoclip of the cool plasma arc speaker after the jump.

Cool gadget designed by Tom Lawton that uses wind powered outdoor light. The wind blows from any direction the Firewinder spins and creates cool visual effect. The Firewinder was in development for six years and currently the gadget is patented and available for preorder.

6 more pics and 1 videoclip of the Firewinder in action after the jump.

Source: Tom Lawton

The ultimate PC build using three Dell 2007fp LCD screens combined for a desktop resolution of 4800 x 12000 and two 256MB XFX 7600GT Fatal1ty PCI-E video cards were used. The CPU is a Core 2 Duo E4300 and ram used was 2x1Gb Corsair DDR2 PC5300.

More of the Tri-Monitor PC build with 9 more pics after the jump.

Source: 13 Amp

The most expensive iPhone (Princess Plus) has a price tag of USD176,400 and is created by Austrian luxury designer and jeweler Peter Aloisson. There are 319 diamonds with 138 Princess cut (where the name of the iPhone was derived) and 180 brilliant cut. There is a total of 17.75 carats of diamond set in 18k white gold around its rim. The first customer is a Russian businessman who preordered it in October 2007. A lesser priced iPhone with only the brilliant cut diamonds can be purchased at a more modest price of USD66,150.

Check out 2 more pics of the world most expensive iPhone after the jump.

Source: Luxury Launches

Beautiful CG animated advertisment that first shows a UFO hovering and unloading its crew and finally transforms into the Samsung U700 mobile phone. Definitely one of the coolest mobile phone commercials.

1 videoclip of the Samsung U700 mobile phone transformers ad after the jump.

Apple is opening the iPhone DSK to developers and this is an early demonstration by Sega of Super Monkey Ball on the iPhone. No keys are used and the monkey is controlled by tilting the device which opens up new gameplay elements of player interaction similar to the Wii.

Check out the Super Monkey Ball demonstration by Sega for the iPhone after the jump.

A look at the mechanical calculators that people used in the old days. It sure does have gone a long way since these calculators look bulky and simplistic.

Check out more of ancient mechanical calculators with 4 more pics after the jump.

Source: Total Mania

Laptop engravements are getting more popular as people could etch their own designs onto their laptop lids using personalization services like etchstar. From My Pretty Pony, Dinosaurs to Mona Lisa, hit the link to see the 9 amazing laser etched laptops you haven’t seen before from Dvice.

Link: Dvice

The Robo-one grand championship competition was staged at the IREX show in Tokyo and this is the footage of Monster Vs King Kaiser. The starting might be a bit monotonous but the actions packed in at around 3 minutes into the clip.

Won’t spoil the results so check out the grand champion of the Robo-one competition with 1 videoclip after the jump.

Interesting commercial sponsored by Samsung Electronics that illustrate the slim micro-ness of Samsung’s new phones. Entitled ‘Millimetres Matters’, it pits miniature pie fights against insects in slow motion. Pretty fun to see those insects being mashed up.

1 videoclip of Millimetres Matters Samsung commercial after the jump.

One of a kind PC desk made from one big walnut log chainsawed to the size and shape where it would fit your PC. Unique and original and most importantly, it is a money saver.

2 more pics of cool walnut log Pc desk after the jump.

Source: Cybertopia

A one of a kind steampunk Hewlett-Packard ZT1000 laptop mod by Datamancer that looks like a Victorian music box which runs both Windows XP and Ubuntu Linux. There’s even a short tutorial by Datamancer on how to create brass borders without the need for expensive metalworking tools as well as a forum where you can check out the creative process behind the laptop.

Link: Steam Punk Workshop

This is undoubtly the ultimate clock for nerds.

A collection of everyday objects brought to life using metallic wires by Terry from Indianapolis, United States. Another artist who showed what we can do with things easily found around us and what cool art we can derived from them.

21 more pics of cool wired gadgets after the jump.

Source: Bent Objects

Will this be the latest fashion for mobile phone geeks? I am utterly out of speech over the absolute awfulness of this. Sure you could be a diehard Motorala fan, but this is going way overboard.

Source: TechEBlog

A collection of weirdly designed computer mice from Computer World Name. If you liked these you would probably like the weird keyboard collection as well. 17 more pics after the jump.

Source: ComputerWorldName

Some of the coolest weird looking keyboards that you would ever see. Not sure about the authenticity but they sure looks like something out of a sci-fi movie. Check out 19 more cool keyboard pics after the jump.

Source: Computer World Review

The first thing most people would do at the first look of these transparent desktops would be yelling ‘Photoshopped!’. Nope, the technique used in this illusion to make the screen transparent is more basic than what you think. Take a photo of the background and then upload it as the desktop image on your PC. Then position the monitor/desktop to the exact spot where the picture was taken. Check out more transparent desktops with 13 more pics after the jump.

Source: Tricks And Illusions

With the June 29th release date building the hype around the Apple iPhone, most people would definitely want to see the innards of this touch screen mobile phone. AnnandTech has dissected the $500/$600 iPhone with pictures for all of us to see.

Source: AnandTech