It’s getting warmer again and in my search for standout t-shirts to wear this Summer, I somehow ran across ToyNinja and their pop culture t-shirts.

Comprising mostly of their iconic mascot, a cute bear that’s also a ninja, the ToyNinja offerings have been around since 2009 and are deceptively simple while easily standing out from the rest of shirts out there. Think equal parts: Medicom Kubricks, Afro Samurai, Star Wars and Pedobear.

I want some of that action! Cool part, you can look different from the crowd and support an eco-friendly company. Each of their shirts are printed with eco-friendly water based ink as opposed to plastisol ink that is toxic to the environment.

Prices start at $28.

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LG Electronics has launched its new clamshell phone Candy Phone (model: LG-SU410) targeting young female customers, now available in the Korean market via SK Telecom and Japan market via NTT DoCoMo.

Available in white and pink colors, the Candy Phone is designed with a unique keypad and red LED lights on the front panel. Adopting a 2.8-inch LCD screen, it features T-DMB, a micro SD card slot supporting up to 16GB and more.

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SEOUL, Korea (AVING) — Toshiba Korea launched its premium ultra-thin notebook pc ‘PORTEGE T130′ in Korea market, which is designed to meet the demands of everyday mobility.

Measuring less than one inch thin at its slimmest point and weighing 1.7kg with 6-cell battery pack, it adopts a 13.3-inch Clear SuperView 16:9 widescreen. Powered by Windows 7 OS and power-efficient Intel ultra-low voltage processors, the PORTEGE T130 is equipped with ultra-fast DDR3 memory and lots of expansion ports, including HDMI-out.

Toshiba Korea launched its premium ultra-thin notebook pc ‘PORTEGE T130′ in Korea market, which is designed to meet the demands of everyday mobility.

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Equal parts Sydney Australia Opera House and Airstream [ site here ] the Opera Mobile Holiday Home Caravan/Trailer unfolds to show two beds, hot and cold water and an all-important toilet as well as LED lighting.

It is not a tent, not a caravan and not a motor home. The new mobile holiday home designed by Axel Enthoven has been christened Opera for its striking shape, reminiscent of the Sydney Opera House. The subtitle chosen is Your Suite in Nature to suggest the best of hotel rooms, but in the heart of nature in this case. The Opera allows you to stay in the most beautiful places, but with the luxury of a wine cabinet, warm-air heating, espresso bar and an enclosed teak veranda. This nomadic, contemporary living tent offers the quality of a luxury yacht combined with the outdoor feeling of camping under canvas.

For all of that, I’m willing the price will be quite expensive. The Opera will be presented for the first time at the Design at Work trade fair in Kortrijk from 8 to 10 December.

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