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If you like old-fashioned gadgets, then check out the Victoria Nostalgic Internet Radio from Grace Audio. The gadget packs a Class D digital 16 Watt RMS amplifier, which produces a high-quality audio with crisp highs, deep bass, and superior clarity for you to enjoy over 50,000 free Internet radio stations, podcasts and on demand contents. The Victoria Nostalgic Internet Radio has a 4-line adjustable backlit display, five alarm settings, 110 station presets/folder, a built-in WiFi, and integrated Pandora controls on the remote. Additional specs include an aux-input, a USB input, and a PC/Mac streaming support. US$229.99.

The Elecom MR-C25 series card reader is now available for pre-order at GeekStuff4U. Designed to be as “invisible” as possible, the device comes with a unique 180 degree rotating body, allowing you access to other USB port installed on your notebook usually inaccessible by such design. Available in black or white, the USB Card Reader is compatible with 19 card types including an SD memory card (up to class 6), an SDHC memory card (up to class 10), an SDXC memory card, an MMC, a microSD/ microSDHC memory card (up to class 6). 3,450 Yen (US$43). Continue reading…

The PVC Pipe Speakers are handmade by Chicago-based ikymagoo, and feature 3-inch magnesium/aluminum alloy full range drivers, a bass port on the end of the pipe/stand, three-way binding posts on the back, and a hand-painted high gloss lacquer finish. These non-powered speakers are great for PC or iPod. $199.

The Mantel Clock Camera is the perfect solution to keep watch on your living room. This innocent-looking clock conceals a video camera that can be remotely viewed from up to 500 feet away. The Mantel Clock Camera is available with either a USB or an RCA jack. The video feed is even encrypted, keeping you safe from rival snoopers. $299. [Aperturedaily]

Brando is back with the fancy gadget in the form of the Gear Shift FM Radio. Measuring 15cm x 8.5cm x 10cm, the gadget has the shift gears to change the FM radio channels. The Gear Shift FM Radio also features an auto-Scan FM frequency (FM 88MHz – 108MHz). It draws its power from a couple of AAA batteries. $46.