The internet is full of digital art — made by well- and little-known artists alike — but looking at it on your laptop is hardly an appropriate way to appreciate good work. With the Electric Objects EO1 Art Computer, you can free art from your lap and display it the way it's meant to be seen. Working much like a picture frame, you can rest it on a shelf or hang it from the wall, while it wirelessly pulls art from the internet. There's no keyboard, and no mouse, just an app for your phone that lets you choose and share the art you display.

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Zoku Iced Coffee Maker

Iced coffee is always a hit in warmer weather, and making yourself a cup of the chilly caffeinated stuff has never been easier than it is with the Zoku Iced Coffee Maker. Here's the steps. Step 1: pre-chill the stainless steel mug. Step 2: Brew coffee. Step 3: Pour coffee into the mug. Step 4: Slip on the insulating sleeve. Step 5: Drink. That's really all there is to it, making it far easier to deal with than the line at your local Joe provider.

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Pets

Lishinu Dog Leash

Face it — retractable leashes suck — they're hard to use, with inconvenient buttons, and they're uncomfortable for dogs, letting them pull out the line until they choke themselves. But it doesn't have to be that way. The Lishinu Dog Leash is the evolution of the retractable leash: you wear it on your wrist, freeing up your hands, while its button-less design lets you use natural motion to automatically lock the lead. Available in a range of attractive colors, it's compact, durable, and great looking. And with a handle-like extension on the collar, you can get a handle on your dog in crowded spaces where it doesn't make sense to let them loose.

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Beer

Spencer Trappist Ale

What most people know about Trappist Ale is that it is brewed by monks in Europe. The nine monasteries that brew the delicious beer are were all in Europe until monks at St. Joseph's Abbey in Massachusets threw their hat in the ring with Spencer Trappist Ale. What they came up with for America's first Trappist beer is a 6.5% Belgian style pale ale with some fruity, yeasty characteristics. And despite being new to brewing such a historically revered beer style, the monks have managed to make something that tastes like it could come straight from one of the well established European monasteries.

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SUVs & Wagons

2015 Porsche Cayenne

It's hard to believe that Stuttgart's sports car in an oversized body has been around for over a decade, but with two generations under its belt, it's hitting its stride with the next-generation 2015 Porsche Cayenne. Available in four varieties — Cayenne Diesel, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, and the all-new Cayenne S E-Hybrid — this sporty SUV features a sharper, cleaner design, power output between 240-520hp, with the S getting an entirely new 3.6 liter twin-turbo V6 engine that mixes power with fuel economy, Bi-Xenon headlights on the Diesel, S, and S E-Hybrid models and LED headlights on the Turbo, and all the interior and handling refinements that the brand is famous for.

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New Balance Neon Lights 574

There's nothing quite like a classic — and few shoe silhouettes say classic the way the 574 does, with a legacy that dates all the way back to 1988. Though plenty of new colorways have been introduced since the original gray, black, and white, none stand out like the New Balance Neon Lights 574. Available in several bold color combinations accentuated by bright neon highlights, these shoes feature glow-in-the-dark technology that illuminates them at night. Combining luminous accent colors with the cushioning of an ENCAP midsole, they're the ideal blend of time-tested wearability and unique, exciting style.

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Outdoor

IcyBreeze Air Conditioner Cooler

When it's hot outside, coolers are a must-have to keep your drinks and fruit cold. But what about keeping yourself cooled off? The IcyBreeze Air Conditioner Cooler does both. Thanks to a built-in rechargeable battery and a powerful 3-speed fan, this ingenious invention takes cool air from inside the cooler and sends it in your direction using a stay-put hose and integrated vent. It also offers standard features like dual lift handles, a pull handle and large wheels for dragging it behind you, two cup holders built into the lid, and a drain. Whether you're at the pool, the beach, the lake, or the ballpark, it's an ideal summer companion.

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Shirts & Sweaters

Tracksmith Running Gear

You can buy running gear nearly anywhere, from Walmart to Dicks. But good looking running gear? That's a whole different story. Tracksmith Running Gear aims to combine the practicality of high-quality athletic fabrics, with features like moisture wicking, resistance to abrasion, and multi-way stretching, with more traditional designs that wouldn't look out of place in a period piece. Based at the halfway point of the Boston Marathon, the company also tries to manufacture as much of their gear as possible in New England, so you can feel an extra bit of pride when you're slipping on your shorts or top.

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Health & Fitness

Sense Sleep Monitor

We spend a huge portion of our lives in bed — so maximizing that experience can have huge benefits. The Sense Sleep Monitor is designed to do exactly that. This new system tracks not just your movement during sleep — which it does with a small sensor that clips onto your pillow — but the environment in which you sleep, thanks to an ambient light sensor, high-sensitivity microphone, thermometer, and humidity sensor. In addition to giving you more knowledge about your sleep patterns, it also acts as a smart alarm, waking you at just the right moment to give you the best possible start to your day.

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Grooming

Go-Comb

Leave behind your trusty but oh-so-not-stylish plastic comb and keep your hair in order with the Go-Comb. Designed in Brooklyn, this space-saving tool fits anywhere you can stow away a credit card, works with all hair types — there's also a fine-toothed version for beards and moustaches — and is made from sturdy stainless steel to hold up to even the gnarliest of tangles.

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TV & Video

Samsung UHD S9 105-Inch Curved TV

At what point does a "TV" become a theater screen? We ask only because the Samsung UHD S9 105-Inch Curved TV is certainly straddling the line. Boasting an insane, 4K-ready 5,120 x 2,160 resolution, this massive curved panel features advanced technology like local dimming, Clear Motion Rate 1440 for crystal clear sports and action, built-in upscaling, a smart remote control, Quad Screen, a feature that lets you display four different content sourced on screen at once, and a striking, slimline stand. As for the price? Well, if you have to ask...

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Absinthe

Corsair Red Absinthe

What happens when you create a non-traditional version of a historically vilified and mysterious spirit? Well, you get Red Absinthe from Corsair, of course. Absinthe, the anise-flavored spirit derived from botanicals was banned for decades because it was wrongly thought of as an addictive hallucinogen. It turns out it's no more harmful than any other spirit. Corsair distillery started with a traditional 1800's absinthe recipe, and then added things like citrus, tarragon and finally red hibiscus to give this unique offering its color and some floral notes. A different take on an up-and-coming spirit.

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Gaming

8Bitdo NES30 Gamepad

Nintendo might not be releasing your favorite 8-bit classics on the App Store anytime soon, but you can at least recreate the feeling of the controller with the 8Bitdo NES30 Gamepad. This Bluetooth-powered, iOS, Android, and Mac/PC compatible gamepad was designed to look and feel like the NES controller we all know and love, but with the extra buttons necessary to control more demanding modern games. In other words, it's way more practical than trying to splice that ancient controller onto a Lightning cable.

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Sports Cars

1964 Ferrari 275 GTB/C Speciale by Scaglietti

Any Ferrari from the '60s is likely to be a pretty unique auto — it's not like there are a ton of them around — but if you're looking for something ultra-exclusive, this 1964 Ferrari 275 GTB/C Speciale by Scaglietti is your ride. The first of only three 275 GTB/C Speciales built, it offers unique features like aluminum bodywork, a Tipo 563 chassis, a lightweight block V-12 engine good for 320 hp, a five-speed manual transmission, an outside aluminum fuel filler cap for faster pit stops, aluminum bucket seats, and a striking silver and grey paint job.

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Tablets

Nvidia Shield Tablet

Yes, you can play games on your iPad, Galaxy, Fire, or whatever other tablet you're carrying around. But if you're worried about your tablet's gaming prowess above all else, perhaps you should be carrying the Nvidia Shield Tablet. With the ridiculously powerful Tegra K1 GPU at its heart, the Shield delivers outstanding graphics performance, whether it's on the 8-inch, 1080p screen, or on a 4K television connected via mini-HDMI. Other features include an optional dedicated controller, optional LTE, up to 32GB of on-board storage, and 5 megapixel cameras in the both the front and rear.

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iStuff

Flir One Thermal Imager

Hardcore handymen can tell you that thermal imaging is a lifesaver for finding water and air leaks, spotting overloaded electrical connections, and many other household issues. The Flir One Thermal Imager brings this power to your iPhone 5 or 5S. This advanced add-on combines the thermal image with the photo from a military-grade night vision camera to provide outstanding picture clarity, letting you see what's hiding in plain sight, whether it be a problem in the house, an animal in the dark, or just who's putting off the most heat at the gym.

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Concept

Quant E-Sportlimousine Concept

We all know that the resources on this planet are limited — in particular the resources we use to power our cars — meaning that eventually we'll have to think of a more abundant alternative. And there are few resources on this planet more abundant than salt water. The guys bringing us the Quant E-Sportlimousine Concept have figured out a way to harness the power of salt water to run four electric motors, giving this car an incredible 912 horsepower and a range of nearly 400 miles. Forget that the car is gorgeous (you'll barely be able to see it when it tops out at 235 mph) and just revel in the sheer awesomeness of a car producing that much power from seawater alone.

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Books

Stuff Matters

You care about things — that's no secret — but when was the last time you stopped to think about the stuff that actually goes into all the things around you? Stuff Matters: Exploring the Marvelous Materials That Shape Our Man-Made World takes materialism to a whole other level, delving deep into every little thing that makes up the stuff in our world. If you've ever wondered why glass was transparent, what makes elastic stretch, or what makes steel so hard, then this is the book for you. Written by a renowned materials scientist, you'll learn about the processes and history behind the creation of some of the world's most interesting materials, from porcelain to graphene.

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Beer

Monocacy H.L. Rex Pale Ale

The newest contender in the race for a great, sessionable pale ale comes from the folks at Monocacy Brewing in Frederick, Maryland and it's named H.L. Rex Pale Ale. This 3.7% brew is a perfect fit on a hot summer day, allowing plenty of repeated samples without the potential of a bad crash. What separates it from the growing number of session beers on the market is not only a great hop experience in aroma and taste, but also the attentive design that marks each bottle. Another worthy adversary as the dog days of summer roll on.

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Tools

Worx Aerocart

Whether or not you want to admit it, summer is winding down to a close -- and that means it's time to get finished all those projects you've been putting off until now. But serious work calls for serious tools, which is why you need the Worx Aerocart. Transforming into a wheelbarrow, a dolly, or a hand cart, this beast is no one-trick pony. With tires that won't go flat, and steel construction ready to handle up to a 300-pound load, it's the ideal tool when you need to move anything from bags of mulch to your new washer-dryer.

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