Wow, and I thought the Smart car was a death trap. Look at this! For ONLY $19,335 (OUCH!) you can snag one of the limited run Peel P-50 cars.

Sized 50 inches across the wheelbase, with a dimension of 52.8 inches (length) by 39 inches (width) by 47.2 inches (height), and a mere weight of 130 pounds. I weigh more then that!

If you are bizarrely interested you can plunk down $775 to reserve one.

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While we are waiting for iTunes, might as well let everyone know that iOS 4.1 GM has been made available to all iPhone developers. The cool thing is that iOS 4.1 will work on ANY iPhone or iPod Touch regardless if it is a developer phone or not.

Use the mirror links below to get your hands on iOS 4.1 early. Be sure to credit us when linking!

iPhone 3G – iPhone1,2_4.1_8B117_Restore.ipsw – Multiupload
iPhone 3GS – iPhone3,1_4.1_8B117_Restore.ipsw – Multiupload
iPhone 4 – iPhone1,2_4.1_8B117_Restore.ipsw – Multiupload
iPod Touch 2G – iPod2,1_4.1_8B117_Restore.ipsw – Multiupload
iPod Touch 3G – iPod3,1_4.1_8B117_Restore.ipsw – Multiupload

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If you know your gaming history, you already know one of the most infamous events in all of console time was Nintendo and Sony’s collaboration to make a hybrid SNES/CD-ROM machine called the “PlayStation.” For those who already had SNESes, they could theoretically buy a separate CD-ROM drive that plugged into the bottom of the console (if you still have an SNES, check the bottom of it….there’s a little door there where it was going to hook up). To make a long story short, Nintendo later decided it didn’t like elements of the original contract that handed most of the CD profits over to Sony, so they stabbed them in the back. Sony got so angry they made the console independently, and got revenge by taking over the market for two whole generations until the Wii.

The original Sony Playstation might have looked like this. Below find some more pictures of the evolution of the Playstation.

First you would wonder why someone would want to buy an inflatable toast slice for $2.99, but it’s popularity with Amazon customers show the manufacturer may be on to something!

The reviews are hysterical. Timothy says: “For those occasional laundry day mishaps, when you forget that you have a piece of toast in your pocket… and let’s face it, who hasn’t been there? I found that this product holds up far better than real toast in this situation.” Or Joanna: “If you are going the low-carb lifestyle, you know that all you get is one slim slice of toast per week. This toast is inflatable, and it’s made of vinyl, so it isn’t even digestible by the human digestive apparatus, meaning you get a big slice and it won’t throw off your ketogenesis.”

I love it!

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Don’t wait… Download Plex Nine now!

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So what if your iPhone can’t make calls… At least it can open a beer! If you have an iPhone 3G / 3Gs the iBottleOpener will not only protect your phone it will save you the effort of reaching into your kitchen draw! Priced at just $19.95.

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This is your last chance to submit a comment to win an iPhone wood case. Be sure to leave a comment on this linked post. Oh, and be sure to download the UNEASYsilence iPhone app. Pssst, there is an Android version coming soon!

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There are times that I look at things and say – “That not how I remember them.” I usually chalk it up to my ever fading memory, but thanks to the “shrink ray” products we are used to buying are ACTUALLY getting slightly smaller hoping people don’t notice.

This stuck me as funny. Here is a roll of Scotts toilet tissue (You know, the ones that you buy at Pice Club or Costco 1,000 at a time). It turns out that new rolls of paper have shrunk from 4 1/2 inches to 4 1/8 inches. That’s 8.3% less product for the same price. Way to literally cut costs.

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