It’s hard to imagine but summer is coming again, sooner or later and this bladeless fan will cool you without making too much noise. In case you hate the sounds of fan blades or have a phobia of that sound.

This is the bladeless table fan that provides safer, more soothing personal cooling than typical bladed fans. An integrated turbine draws air into the base, increases its velocity, and expels it through a thin slot along the fan’s circumference, providing a cooling breeze without spinning blades. Unlike typical fan blades that "chop" air into uneven, intermittent breezes, this superior design produces a smooth, uninterrupted stream of refreshing air.

More info: The Bladeless Mini Fan

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For itchy puzzle fingers!

This intriguing and engaging Puzzle Sphere challenges your aspiring architect to use both hands in reconstructing its colorful configuration of nesting spheres. Four incremental orbs come together to fit over the last, with color-coded pieces for quick learning and building. Also, a smart and modern addition to a child’s desktop, this spherical game helps develop motor skills, eye-hand coordination and most importantly, imagination. Designed by an industrial designer in Croatia; made in Canada.

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I love the mix of retro, design, new tech and silliness.

This is the stand that transforms an iPhone into a more comfortable desktop handset phone. With the handset in one hand, the other can navigate an iPhone’s applications, such as calendars, e-mail, and the Internet. The headset plugs into an iPhone’s headphones jack; the iPhone can charge from a computer or wall outlet via your USB charging cable and adapter while the headset is powered by your iPhone’s battery. The anodized aluminum stand places an iPhone at a convenient angle and stays secure on a desktop using four non-slip silicone pads. The platform accommodates an iPhone vertically or horizontally, with or without a protective case.

More info: iPhone Desktop Handset

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This on your desk will make you king of the office.

We all know that Time stands still for no one, but what about hovering? Don’t be "alarmed!" It’s all a trick of perspective. The Floating Dome Clock’s clever design gives it the appearance of a floating wooden timepiece inside a sleek glass cover. A striking design accent in a modern or classical setting, and on any counter top. Base and clock made from solid walnut.

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Way too cool and way too distracting – does it toast English muffins as well?

What if we told you that you could have a pencil cup with a nice bright LED light to illuminate your workplace powered entirely by USB? "Boring," you’d probably say, and we would agree. What if we threw in a nice clock and calendar and temperature sensor? "Better," you say, "but still not amazing." Okay, how about if we play soothing sounds of nature designed to calm your frazzled nerves. "For reals?" We’re not done yet.

You get all that PLUS we throw in a real working fishtank so you can keep a couple aquatic friends with you while you work. "Whut?" you say, head cocked at a quizzical angle. No, we’re absolutely serious. We’ve found a low-voltage USB fishtank that runs ENTIRELY off of your computers built-in USB power. Plug it in, fill it with water, and drop (gently) a betta or a couple of white-cloud minnows inside, and watch as they swim and dart about, happily frolicking on your desk!

More info: USB Mini Desktop Aquarium

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Feeling nostalgic? Missing the good old computer days? This if for you then and would look so nice on your desk!

Well, as long as they think it’s been ‘shopped, may as well make it look like it actually was. This photo frame includes a magnetic bezel that locks your photo in place against the steel backplate, and gives everybody the impression that what’s inside the frame didn’t actually occur. Though, you know the truth.

More info: Bitmap Magnetic Photo Frame

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Too bad LEDs don’t give you a tan!

This USB LED Desk Lamp plugs directly into your computer, so you don’t have to crawl under your desk to look for that pesky electric outlet. It has twelve white LEDs to shine light on your work and rotates 270° to be at the perfect angle every time you use it. Lightweight, portable, and plug-n-play.

More info: Power LED USB Desktop Lamp

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Every time when visiting the folks in KY and OH playing corn hole is on the top lists to do right after playing Euchre. I suck at Corn Holing but rock at Euchre!

Finally… it’s desktop CornHole!!! Yes, Corn Holing is sweeping the country (Thank You, Cincinnati). It’s a fun party game. It’s great at parties, picnics, reunions and now at your desk! Pass time while stuck on B O R I N G conference calls or take it into the conference room and settle disputes between the suits. Team up, form a league at work and play your way to Corn Hole’r of the month! Throw that bag in the hole! Our Desktop CornHole includes 2 boards and 2 sets of mini beanbags. Boards measure 10 inches long x 5 inches wide x 4 inches high.

More info: Desktop Corn Hole

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And I thought I don’t want an iPad … silly me!

Enter the iCade iPad Arcade Cabinet! To use the iCade, gently slide the iPad into the docking cradle. The docking cradle uses a standard 30 pin connector to link the iPad to the professional-grade arcade controls. Once the iPad is in place, launch the iCade App (available free in the App Store April 3rd) and it’s game on!

We didn’t want to take any chances you’d run out of juice during your favorite game, so we included a 10w USB power adapter so you can charge the iPad through any electrical outlet. Now you’re all set to make an uninterrupted run on the Dig Dug World Record!

More info: iPad Arcade

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No ideas what the point is but looks cool for sure! I hope it as nothing to do with Brüno’s pleasure machine.

This is the fully operational, internal combustion V-twin engine that is optimally balanced for minimum vibration and smooth operation up to 1,500 rpm. Made by a German engineering company, it is built using two aluminum 1 1/2 cc cylinders and stainless steel exhaust pipes. After filling its reservoir with butane (commonly available at drug stores), the engine is started by turning its solid brass flywheel.

Its piezo magneto attaches to a timing disc that is precisely calibrated to send an electrical impulse to the two spark plugs that ignite the fuel within each cylinder. The individual movements of the valve rods, crosshead, and crankshaftIts are clearly visible at lower revolutions, and its efficient puttering equals the noise output of a kitchen blender. Its non-toxic exhaust allows you to operate the engine in a ventilated room.

More info: Desktop Twin Engine

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