The laptop bag that you see above is fashioned out of one of a Pretoria Portland Cement (PPC) bag by Wren Design.

Now, if you have ever handled a cement bag, you will know that they are pretty durable as long as you don’t get them wet or split them with something sharp, but Wren Design has taken extra steps to ensure that your precious gadgetry is kept safe and dry.

The making process is quite long: first the unused paper bag is opened and the various paper layers are separated. Then the top and third layers of paper are fused and bonded with black cotton to make the paper strong and the bag EXTREMELY DURABLE. Once this has been done the material can be treated as a fabric and the pattern drawn, cut and the bag stitched.

The outside surfaces of the bag are Scotch Guarded to be water resistant. With this treatment the bag has been successfully tested in the rain and snow.

Price: $82 [Fashionably Geek]

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What you can see in this screenshot can be best described as scammer pwnage. In the old days of advanced fee fraud a victim would get an email purportedly from some government official who offers to split the funds with the recipient in exchange for bank account details. It usually ends up with the sucker sending his or her own money to the scammer to get them out of a jam, or worse.

In this case, Mike Nash read the scammer like a book and the scammer had the courtesy to admit to the game. It could be a fake, but if so it is an amusing one. [Geekologie]

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Remember the Split Cam? Well, this new camera is similar in the instant-effect feature, but instead of dividing photos like it happened on the previous device, the Pop Art Color Camera can take 4 photos in one second and store them in 4 different colors: green, red, yellow and blue.

Here is an exemplar of the final printed “sheet” with the photos:

Price: $14

Plastic camera is 4″x2.5″x1.5″ & uses 35mm film w/ no flash

PS – Don’t forget that you get what you pay for.

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Wouldn’t it be cool to have a simple plastic camera that could morph two photos together? That is possible with the Split Cam and the final photo result can be seen on the following image:

We got uber effects on a this camera that puts a man with a womans skirt, and a guy with his legs on reverse mode. Taking in consideration that it uses an old-school 35mm film and doesn’t have flash, the Split Cam might have a quality below the average but those effects are priceless.

Of course the same effects could be easily done in Photoshop, but what we are talking about is having a camera able to shoot photos ready to “print” with those wicked effects. Something simple and quick to use.

Price: $14

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