Solidoodle is actually a low cost 3D printerand it comes in many colors too!
The History of E1T
The E1T Tube
This is a walk through one of the greatest inventions in electronics and communications history the E1T scaler tube, see how it was invented, developed and produced. See link after the break.
ZeroN: Interacting with magnetic levitation
Magneto? is that you?
MIT guys did it again - Jinha Lee of MIT Media Lab Tangible Media Group developed a new way to play with magnetic levitation he called it ZeroN. You can play with it just like magneto plays with ball bearings. Check out the documentation after the break
A Pipe Crawling Robot
The completed pipe crawling robot
Pipe crawling is a classic challenge for modern day robotics. Pipe crawlers must be able to navigate through corners and Ts of a a pipeline to be able to survey possible pipe related issues – yup all for the pipes. These kinds of robots can go through tight spaces and feed back information on places that humans (of normal size) cant go – check out the documentation on the link after the break.
Arduino Blinkyball
Blinkyball
We like LEDs! [this is for those of you who haven't noticed it yet] – Here is a blinking porcupine like ball of blinking awesomeness – its well documented too!
Documentation after the break
DIY cellphone from High-Low Tech
DIY cellphone
Guys from MIT medialab wants to create their own version of the most ubiquitous mobile device – on earth we call it a CELLPHONE! This project aims the proliferation of (truly) personalized and diverse mobile phones by creating open source designs of both cellphone electronics and case implementation – more on this after the break
LifeHacks! from the image blog!
Found this on the imageblog! Life’s simple hacks 
Greg Lastowka’s Virtual Justice for FREE!
Aside from LEDs (and anything geeky) we also like free stuff! You can now read/have Greg Lastowka’s Virtual Justice for free! check out the link after the break.
AVR phone – touch screen cellphone build using SIM100S and atmega128
The AVR Phone
DIY phones are all around the place – not to mention cellphones have became insanely cheap [i have this awesome android for 5600 pesos which is about $120] but this one is on a whole new level – yes its DIY, yes its open source, yes you can build one and YES it comes with a touch screen interface! The age of push buttons are officially over!
This DIY AVR phone is made up of an SIM100S module, a 2.4″ LCD with touch controller and a whopping Atmega128 – check out more about this after the break.