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The force runs strong with these chopsticks! While these have been available at the Panda Express in Mos Eisley for “a long time” now, they are now coming to earth. Available in Jedi Blue and Green as well as Sith Red. You can find them for approximately 10,000 credits [$10 US-Earth]. If you can read Japanese, you can order them now from Amazon.com.

[Via Japan Star Wars]

Designer Vadim Kibardin has taken a new approach to clock design, he is letting the user of this time-peace create the final look. The Black & White Clock comprises of a set of four independent 3D OLED digits, where each digit has its own power source and control. The digits come equipped with a light sensor capable of switching automatically between two modes day and night modes. In day mode the digit segments will be shown in black and in night mode the time is shown with white segments.

[Via Kibardin Design.]

Energizer has just introduced the “LED Energizer Hard Case Tactical 2AA Second Generation Handheld Light” and that is its short name. We all know that LED lights last longer lives and use less power than regular incandescent bulbs, but the are also much more durable. Thus making their inclusion in the flashlight a perfect choice. The LED Energizer Hard Case Tactical 2AA Second Generation Handheld Light, which has a suggested retail price of $125.00, can survive a drop of up to 15-foot drops and can be immersed in water. The main LED is a 70-lumen white bulb. Four smaller LEDs surround the main light and are blue, red and green LED lights (useful for night time map-reading) and one infrared LED. The flash light will operate on one or two AA batteries.

[Available at Amazon.com]

Looking for a more distinctive way of lighting up your home’s front walkway? Minimis, a design company out of Austin Texas, has created a unique lighting system. The CATWALK LED outdoor walkway system is a modular steel with white translucent polycarbonate and random-pattern LEDs. According to Minimis, “Each CATWALK panel costs only $2 per year to power, if illuminated 24 x 7 x 365.”

They aren’t inexpensive at $180 for a 2′x2′ module, $320 for a 2′x4′ module and $580 for the 4′x4′ module.

CATWALK is also available with an addressable RGB LED array, enabling you to program colorful light shows, cycle through the entire color spectrum, cycle through warm hues, cycle through cool hues, hold a static color, or accommodate custom-programmed sequences.

[from Minimis]