Whether you want to buy yourself a few minutes of silence at a restaurant, or wreak unholy havoc at an electronics expo, this DIY hooded sweater has you covered. The switch is incorporated into the zipper pull and is connected to the device via conductive thread. Build details are available via instructables. [Sternlab via Craft Zine]

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Here is an awesome idea for a Halloween costume, if you celebrate Halloween and you have friends. Get a bunch of people together and go as a few lines from Tetris. It surely can’t be cooler than that. The pieces do come apart, in case you want to go solo, but I think it would lose its certain something-something if you did that. Full details of the build at Instructables. [Instructables via Technabob]

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The space issue is always a big dilemma when it comes to pool tables. Just about everyone wants a pool table, but you need a room pretty much dedicated to it (which is why rich folks have a game room). Fortunately, the miracle of modern mechanics seems to have overcome this obstacle in a unique and no doubt expensive way. Find out how after the jump. (more…)

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If you tend to hoard your old PC parts with the hopes of one day cannibalizing them and producing something great, then this project might get the creative juices flowing. It is a DIY Solid State Disk (SSD) that uses a USB hub and a bunch of memory sticks to create a kind of slapped together SSD drive housed in an old floppy disk drive, using RAID software to bundle all of the disks together to create one larger image.

It is less complicated than it sounds. (more…)

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If you are aiming to lift your ping pong game to any sort of standard, then you are going to need to practice; a lot. The Donic Newgy Robopong 1040 holds up to 200 balls, which it will launch at you with varying amounts of speed and spin. It will also place the ball in different places on the table thanks to its oscillating head.

If you want to spend more time practicing than you do hunting down balls, then you will probably want to also purchase the catch net accessory, which collects and feeds the balls back into the basket.

Price: $740 and an additional $530 for the net. [Jarvis Sports via OhGizmo, Electric Pig]

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