Look! High Rise Coffee Table

> We spend a lot of time working on our laptop in front of the TV. It's the equivalent of what we used to do in junior high -- watch Silver Spoons while doing our math homework. We tend to balance our laptop on a pillow resting on our knees since putting it on our coffee table leads to a sever hunchback. Now if only we have the Seattle Modular Coffee Table. The top of the coffee table is on hinges that allow it not only to open up and reveal precious storage, but it can lift up to become a workspace from your couch. Two more photos after the jump...

The table can be found for $4k(!!) $330 at Delamaison, a french online shop. via Home Tone photos: FreshHome and Delamaison More Laptop-Friendly Coffee Tables

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Canned Bacon: Delicious Cured Meat Now Comes In a Can… Again

Now before you go and say, “meat in a can, that’s disgusting!” allow me to inform you that this is not just any meat, it actually looks pretty good. As described by the manufacturer:

Each can is 9 ounces of fully cooked and drained bacon. Between 2-3/4 and 3-1/4 pounds of raw bacon go into each can. Each can is the highest quality fresh #1 bacon slices. Cured to our specifications, cooked and then hand wrapped, rolled and packed in the U.S.

Sounds pretty good, and you will be thanking yourself for spending all of that hard earned money when you are eating delicious bacon whilst enduring a nuclear winter/zombie attack/meteorite strike/ etc. Uncanning after the jump.

Price: $12 per can, but just look at those pictures. [MRE Depot via Geekologie]

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Guy controls his Mazda RX-8 with iPod Touch

 

This has got to be the best fusions of tech we have seen in recent times. Jon wanted his RX-8 to be “live” and always connected and thus, he hooked his car with a low power PC equipped with 3G, GPS and created a password protected web server link. The result is that he can now connect to the link and use it to turn on/off the car’s ignition, lock/unlock the doors, open the boot and even transmit its exact location. Hit the play button to watch the cool demonstration.

 

[Geekmyride via Engadget]

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