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Ever had the urge to listen to your favorite jam while swimming or taking a shower? Brando has released the first ever waterproof earbuds. The gadget can stay three meters underwater up to 24 hours (for those of us who enjoy taking really long showers). The case is made of a strong but thin material that will allow you to control your audio device and if you're looking to get really crazy, the device comes with Noise Rebound technology that will allow you to jump and frolick without missing a beat. At under 60 bucks, it's fairly inexpensive for all the hours of

wet fun that it will provide. More info here.

You're more likely to find the Ciclotte exercise bike on display at a museum than an excercise infomercial. The beautifully designed bike uses a dual satellite epicycloid system and is made of steel and glass with a fully adjustable seat made of alcantara padding and a touch screen display located on the wheel that gives the rider over ten different settings options. If you want to work out in style it will run you a little bit over 10k. The Bike is available in All black and silver and can be found at the Ciclotte site. More images after the click.

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Speaker manufacturer Edifier has released a set of colorful speakers. Their Aurora 2.1 system consists of a tubular sub and two mini satellites that pack 22 watts of power and a 3.5mm port compatible with external audio devices. The Aurora speaker system comes in an array of colors such as, Passion Pink, Electric Blue, Spicy Red and Luminous

Yellow, These powerful mini speakers will be a sure standout.

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Next time you have to rock a party you can leave all the expensive equipment at home and go crazy with nothing but your flashdrive. The new Multi Touch Light DJ Table makes it easier for traveling djs to make their trek by elimintaing the need for cables, wires and even the turntables themselves. The table is personalized and customized since each dj has a different method of playing music and each shape is unique to the user. The entire project took Kansas City Art Institute student, Gregory Kaufman three months to compete during his spring semester of 2010 for his Senior Degree Project. For more info go to gergwerk.com

What you're about to discover will make you forget about candles around the bathtub.  By far a cooler means of lighting up your soak space, the Glowing Bath is a concept created by student Melissa Sopel. Thanks to this innovative student, bathers will now have the option of adding some color to their wash up experience.  Orange, blue, pink, red, and fluorescent white are among the variety to splash around in.  A control panel is featured to engage both the bath and illumination functions.  Users can even plug their iPod into the tub and have the it's color change in accordance to the beat of their favorite bathroom jams.  Color alternating LEDs are located at the tub's base, shooting hues into the translucent acrylic shell.  Impressed? You should be, as were the judges of The Reece Bathroom Innovation Award who chose Sopel as a finalist in this year's competition.