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At $1.99, The Hero for the iPhone, iPod Touch "is a lightning-fast arcade romp that sizzles with comic book style, sassy characters and superhuman gameplay; fly to the rescue, arcing gracefully through gorgeous cityscapes as you speed to the aid of scores of helpless victims." Video after the break.

The game is beautifully illustrated and animated super hero game. You control your hero by using a virtual joystick in the bottom right corner, and can speed up by mashing the on-screen button on the bottom right corner. The controls work well enough, although making precise movements can be challenging as you can't just stop in mid-air and turn around, your hero has to go through his whole turning around animation before you can go the other way.

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We may see an ultraslim frameless laptop from Acer sooner than later. It's sheer eye candy. This "Acer notebook with a touchscreen keyboard and all-glass display is just downright gorgeous."

Before you get too disappointed, allow us to break the news that this picture is only "a representation" (that's Fujitsu's Frame Zero concept in the graphic above).

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Yes, it's another Steampunk gadget, but at least this USB flash drive is tastefully done. Aside from looking to be straight from the Victorian era, it's real functional device that can be purchased from Etsy.

Now, steampunk may be a bit tired at this point, what with it essentially just slapping unnecessary brass and leather on normal products. But come on, this steampunk flash drive is just neat.

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Sure, you may not be able to sit in them, but these edible chairs are great to have around when you're craving a snack. Just add your favorite toppings -- olive oil, peppers, etc., break off a piece, and they're ready to eat.

I don't know how solid these are, but they look so yummy. I want a bite.

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These nifty Lightsaber USB drives from ThinkGeek light up when plugged in and "are fully licensed Lucasfilm collectables imported from Japan." Available now, priced at $19.99 each.

Yes. There are a lot of novelty USB thumbdrive designs out there. We've seen sushi, robots, cats... even a fake thumb. However, few have encouraged us to actually get out our wallets.

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