pillows
Design
This Is The Next Best Thing To Twittering In Your Sleep About Butter
8:00AM Matt Buchanan | Well, that’s what I dream about anyway. Covered in spicy chocolate sea salt. Oh yes, the pillows. Two versions, Tweetie for Mac or Tweetie 2, $US15 a piece or $US25 for both. Mmmm butter. [MySuiteStuff, Thanks John!]
Design
Throwboy Halloween Pillows Add Some Boo To The Mac OS X Finder
1:00AM Jesus Diaz | This Halloween I’m planning to dress up as the Spinning Beach Balls of Death. Basically, gut one of these Throwboy Halloween Finder Pillows, put it on my head, and go around New York naked. More »
Design
Xbox 360 Controller Pillows Actually Look Extremely Comfortable
10:00AM Sean Fallon | Now that I’m seeing this handmade Xbox 360 pillow, I can see how the natural contours of the controller might actually be easier on my lower back then they are on my hands. More »
Design
Cmd + Z Mac Pillows Won’t Actually Undo Last Night
2:00AM Matt Buchanan | These Cmd+Z Mac pillows are the most functional geek pillows we’ve seen—you know, if they actually did take back all the horrible things you did last night so you could do them all over again. [Etsy via Cult of Mac] More »
Gadgets
Japanese Toilet Kneeler Puts You Closer To the Action
6:00AM Jason Chen | Splashes become a worry once you hit the high end of five feet, which is why this Japanese “Angels Knee Pillow” is a decent alternative, even if it is a little degrading. More »
Computers
This Is the Best Laptop in the World (Or At Least the Softest)
12:20AM Jesus Diaz | MacBooks, netbooks, schmbooks. Nothing can beat a laptop that lets you nap on top of it without getting keyboard marks on your face—like the ones I get with my current one. [Likecool] More »
Design
Adobe Creative Suite Pillows Are All About Design
2:00AM Sean Fallon | The movement to turn all of our furniture into a fluffy application dock continues with this handmade Adobe Creative Suite collection. More »
Design
Ctrl-Alt-Del Cushions Reboot Your Living Room Style
7:20AM Sean Fallon | Mac fans have their OSX pillows and now Windows dorks have their own Ctrl-Alt-Del version. More »
Peripherals
