Neocube

Neocube consists of 216 magnet balls, 5 mm in diameter. The magnets are strong enough—you can easily create simple shapes such as a cube or a pyramid, and after some practice any patterns and complex 3D shapes.

Neocube helps to develop spatial thinking and reduce emotional stress.

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Folderix

Folderix flash drive is designed to look like a folder icon. It has aluminum shell with a laser-engraved logo.

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Swiss Military Pen

The Swiss are highly regarded for their precision pen knives. And now they're taking things one stage further by fitting 13 essential items into a precision pen!

Constructed using Aircraft Grade Alloy, this sleek bit of kit includes a flat screwdriver, hole puncher, steel file, short cutting blade, ear pick, nail remover, long cutting blade, tweezers, phillips screwdriver, steel fork, saw and a writing pen. (Kitchen sink not included).

James Bond would be lost without one of these beauties.

The pen un-twists into three cylinders, each with storage slots to hold the various blades. The two knurled cylinder joints also contain tools on each side. Made out of a rugged yet lightweight aluminium alloy, the Swiss Military Pen is great for campers, hunters, do-it-yourselfers, repair people and gadget-levers.

[Via BoysStuff.co.uk]

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Butt Station Office Gadget

At first glance this could just be some crude desk ornament, but look closer and it is in fact an incredibly ingeniously formed desk tidy.

Tuck your Post-it Note pad in the cistern, let the little fella hold a roll of sticky tape for you, and he’ll hold a pen between his gritted teeth. Even better lift him up and rather than nasty surprises, you’ll just find a neat little cubby hole for storing paper clips, drawing pins, or any other small items you may want to.

This is sure to make a stylishly welcome and useful addition to any desk!

[Via Gadgets.co.uk]

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