Sometimes it takes a true genius to look at the mundane and make a great use out of it, as is the case with the Steadiseg. The goofy Segway is paired with a steadicam to produce a smooth picture for 3D and HD video, to see how it played out peep the video. Now at least the Segway has a purpose rather than thwarting the evolutionary need for legs.

The greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan, watched, as did millions, as LeBron James said good bye to his home town and headed for sunny South Beach, Miami, Florida to play for the Heat. MJ, like many others, believes that making such a shift wasn’t the best thing the young star could have chosen. This is a nice way of calling James a coward:
“There’s no way, in hindsight, I would’ve ever called up Larry (Bird), called up Magic (Johnson) and said, ‘Hey, look, let’s get together and play on one team’…In all honesty, I was trying to beat those guys.” said Jordan.

pic and info: FH

Check out some surreal and impressive paintings from Australia’s Joel Rea.

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Gourmet has put together a video celebrating the debut of their new skate shoe, the Quattro Skate, which will release this Fall. The video features a night in the life of Philadelphia’s own, Jimmy Gorecki, and was directed by Mr. Mulhern.

Apart from the Vans collaboration t-shirts we showed you last week, In4mation has released some new tees from their Summer collection. The highlight is unmistakeably the Morrisfits tee, which is available in two colourways along with the rest of the tees at In4mation retail locations. mash rating: 6.5/10

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Ron English provides a look at one of his latest toys produced by Made by Monsters. There are two colourways and are set to release at the SDCC Toy Tokyo Booth on July 22nd.

pic and info: Ron English

Diamond Supply Co. enlisted the services of Estevan Oriol to shoot Cassie for an upcoming collection. The range will consist of four t-shirts and a skate deck, and are slated to release next month. mash rating: 6/10

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Check out last week’s Moff here.

Pointless? Probably, but it looks pretty cool. Welikesmall put together this video to show how awesome they are, and if you didn’t figure it out yourself that’s 20 iPods at $200 a piece, almost 4 grand – Take that Diddy. Can’t wait to see one of these using iPads.

This is a video showing the build of the Welikesmall iPod wall. It was made from 20 iPods over the course of about three weeks in our spare time. Tasks included building and designing the wooden box, programming an iPhone application that runs off the Game Kit framework, hacking a USB hardware fan together, developing a Python / Django web server application, and designing a quick UI. To keep the wall constantly powered we used a Cambrionix B2 USB powered hub.