One of the most overlooked pieces in the everyday carry is the pen. In a digital age, we are reaching for the pen less and less yet having one that feels and looks good will make you much more productive, eager to tackle that to do list and confident when signing those important documents. The HMM Ballpoint Pen is a great entry level pen for the modern office worker. HMM Ballpoint is made of aluminum alloy, and weighs only 22g for light and comfortable maneuver, suitable for writing over an extensive period. Heavy-duty spring is used for the click structure to give a sturdy and resolute hand feel. We really like the color RAW which will adjust to your daily use - making it a unique piece that will grow with you and make you less apt to pick up that boring Notes app on your iPhone.

We all remember playing with the Lite Brite as kids. But have you ever wondered what a toy like this would look like if it was blown up to take up a full wall in a house? Well the LiteZilla aims to find out. A super sized version of the classic game, this is a giant LED light-up board featuring larger pegs that you can use to create unique and eye-catching pixel art. The Litezilla comes in four standard sizes: medium (4 x 5 feet), large (6 x 5 feet), XL (8 x 5 feet) and XXL (8 x 6 feet) with custom, larger sizes available as well. Prices start at $10,000 and orders are being filled now.

Sony released a first version of this robot dog several years ago, but due to the limitations in robotics at the time it was pretty basic by today's standards. This latest iteration of the Sony Aibo features dozens of modern advancements that include artificial intelligence in addition to robotics. The look and feel of the robot is much more friendly and welcoming and actually resembles a real dog as opposed to the clunky sci-fi pet look of its predecessor. The movements are fluid and natural thanks to the ultracompact 1 and 2 axis actuators. The internal software is what makes the major difference with the Aibo, allowing it to learn and understand your preferences as well as your home and other environments that it will be spending time with. If you're not ready for the commitment of a real pet that you requires actual food and exercise, then this little guy might be just what you're looking for.

Put your phone down for a second & stare at this instead. Limbo is a smart, self-balancing electric gyro disguised as a beautiful CNC machined spinning top that spins for up to 4 hours. It spins so good it actually holds a Guinness World Record. Give it one flick of the wrist & you get hours of mesmerizing motion. It’s powered by a rechargeable battery that uses very little energy to last a long time. Each LIMBO has its own unique characteristics, making it look, feel and spin a little differently. It comes in a variety of finishes & spins on an included, perfectly balanced base and is currently fully funded on Kickstarter.

How many times have your usb cables tangled, frayed, and been rendered useless? Probably too many to count. It seems like I should have plenty of cables by now -- they give you one with every device, not to mention the ones I’ve bought on my own, or the ones that come with accessories, etc. So why am I always struggling to find one, let alone one that works reliably? It’s because in the past these cables have been an afterthought, a cheap way to get power from your outlet to the real show stopper, your phone. There have been other good cables in the past where people specifically set out to create a quality cable, but they all suffered from their own issues. If the cables were too rigid they had to sacrifice comfort and useability and could be susceptible to breaking. Too much give and they would be susceptible to that all familiar tearing. The USB93 uses what’s actually a very simple solution to utilize the benefits of both cables without any of the downsides. The braided nylon cable is tough and tangle free, and the adjustable socket joint means that you can orient your cable any way that you need without risking the wear and tear associated with that on regular cables. The Indie Go Go is already well past being funded, but it’s not too late to jump in and get in on the action.