Anti-Gravity Machine For Your Desk
If you’re looking for something special to put on your desk that will shame your co-workers’ desktops, this is what you need. The Anti-Gravity Machine is a little gizmo that holds objects in a magnetic field and makes them hover in space. You can’t put just anything in it though. The default package comes with a globe that you can use but you can also get the optional double-sided picture frame and a night light that constantly changes colors. You can probably test different things to see what else works with it.
If this was available in a bigger size I’m sure my kids would love to try it out.
Okay, me too.
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May 2nd, 2007 01:21
I loved magnets as a kid and they still fascinate me. Looks like somebody else had the same fascination as a kid and decided to capitalize on it. Darnit! That’ll teach me to be lazy.
May 2nd, 2007 04:11
The more I look at the image, the more I’m tempted to get one. Then I remember that my kids would probably break it in a day
May 2nd, 2007 21:19
Hmm that would make a nice mother’s day gift (for me!).
I wonder if the frame spins like that all the time though. That would make me dizzy.
May 2nd, 2007 21:34
@Trinity:
You can actually have it stay motionless if you want. When you want it to spin just give it a little push.
May 3rd, 2007 03:08
I’ve got one of these kind of things a couple of Christmas’ ago, it was only a pen that was held in place, certainly couldn’t put anything else in it, but it was cool to start with.
I’d be very tempted to get one of these, just for the sheer cool, futuristic factor of ahving larger objects floating!
May 3rd, 2007 03:23
I wish they could make one big enough for people. I bet it would be a great way to sleep .. until somebody turns it off
May 3rd, 2007 23:14
I would probably put two of the same picture but with different facial expression…. That should give it a cartoon like effect.