Check this out the coolest viral concept from Nike - Sportswear T-Shirt Gun that can shoot those shirts onto other people. Nike does offer a limited edition to make each T-Shirt Gun unique by offering them individually numbered and with the signature of a Nike athlete.

According to the Nikes description: "Better than you’ll find in any stadium or arena, the Nike T-shirt Gun is the best in fan gear for your favorite sporting event"

• The Nike T-Shirt Gun delivers only Premium Nike T-shirts.
• Eliminates poor fitting, uncomfortable, lame-designed T-shirts on all your friends.
• Each limited edition T-shirt gun is numbered and engraved with the signature of a Nike athlete.
• Quality Craftsmanship guarantees your T-shirt gun will last game after game.

The shooting T-Shirt gun is now available in a limited edition at $1,500 price tag.

Via: Nike /Gizmodo

Calvin Klein has recently launched a new sunglasses that feature a 4GB USB flash drive detachable in the right arm while offering a decent protection against nasty UV rays simultaneously.

Calvin Klein's USB sunglasses will cost at around $200 a pair and will be available in stores this October.

Via: Men.Style/Technabob

MNEMOSYNE is a puzzle cube and at the same time USB flash drive. This 16-gigabyte USB storage cube measures 72 mm each side and it consists of 5 polished silver pieces and 1 black piece which is the USB flash drive.

The concept was conceptualized and then created by Milan-based designers Toshi Satoji and Katsuya Masaki. The concept is similar to a puzzle where the memory is housed in the inner part of the body. Without disassembling the puzzle. You will never be able to access the memory that is stored inside. And once you store your files there, you must assemble the cube. This is exactly the opposite way that a common USB flash drive is used. Something very precious shouldn't be easy, in the same way an opera of art isn't.

The MNEMOSYNE storage device is made all-aluminum body and costs at $10,442. For more info visit the solidalliance.

Via: IT Media