Filed under: Misc. Gadgets

Never mind paying absurd quantities of cash to have some swing analyzer tell you how you’ll never be like Tiger — just pick yourself up one of these concoctions. E Ball’s inflatable golf simulator not only consumes your entire backyard, it takes you back to those glory days of frolicking at the fair with your BFF, and it even allows you to practice your game in less-than-flawless weather. The device enables amateurs to work on their driving and putting, all without having to fetch balls afterwards or deal with the embarrassment of completely hacking it up in front of your more seasoned pals. It looks as if you’ll have to ring up E Ball in order to get pricing details, but we don’t envision this one coming in cheap.

[Via OhGizmo]

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Filed under: Portable Audio

We don’t really know what to call it as the name convulses between the iBig Box, the iBoombox, and “Inflatalbe” Boombox on the product page. Regardless, somebody out in there has single-handedly put the “ass” back into plastic. The only features listed besides inflatable are a pair of speakers and what we presume to be a line-in connection for the “Ipod” and any other portable media player. Oh, and a weight of exactly 12.00. $60 if you dare.

[Via NewLaunches]

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Filed under: Peripherals

For the individual first on the waiting list for inflatable garb (and the average traveler looking to trim down that carry-on), the Jelly click is quite the dream come true. Granted, it seems as if this blow-up critter is merely a concept at the moment, but that’s not to say some unorthodox peripheral company out there won’t grab hold of the idea and run with it. In case you couldn’t piece it together based on the photo above, this mouse lays perfectly flat for intercontinental jaunts, but a few light puffs turns it into a tool your hand can really get along with — until it brushes up against a sharp object, that is.

[Via Yanko Design]

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