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Really like the first two! By Leonard Savage.
Find them here.

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OCD Hand Sanitizer

Funny branded/packaged OCD Hand Sanitizer for all you germ-o-phobes out there!

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Incredible Hand Paintings by Guido Daniele

Guido Daniele has worked as a hyper-realistic illustrator, co-operating with editing and advertising companies, innovating with airbrush and testing out various painting techniques. In 1990, he developed a body painting technique, and his work has been used in advertising images and commercials, as well as fashion events and exhibitions.

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The Middle Finger

The awesome statue you see in the pics is placed in the middle of Piazza Affari in Milano, in front of the “Milano Stock Exchange” this week, the sculpture was reallized by Maurizio Cattelan, an Italian contemporary artist.

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The Smart Finger Digital Measuring Tool

Smart Fingers turn your hands into ruler. It uses two fingers, the pair of plastic tubes slip over your real fingers and measure the distance between themselves. The distance is displayed on the side of one of the fingers, you can store it in memory for transfer to a PC.

Designed by Choi Hyong-Suk, Jung Ji-hye, and Yoo-Jin Park. Currently it is just a concept.

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Soap Tablet

Tablet-shaped hand soap!
You can find it here.

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Mirror Mirror by Jan Habraken

Jan Habraken circular wall mirror comes equipped with a matching hand mirror. The magnetic backing ensures that the hand mirror fits snugly into place.

So simple, yet so practical.
You can find it here.

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Hands Cursor Magnets

Cool cursor-like magnets that come in a variety of hand gestures!
Check them out.

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Gesture-Controlled LED Lamp

Designer Hong-Kue Lee conceptualized this gesture-controlled LED lamp that allows users to determine how much light they’ll need. To use, simply swipe a finger or span your palm above a sensor on the body of the lamp.

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Behold...The iHand

The new iPhone 4 loses signal when held by a human hand. I hate to admit it but its true! The iHand ($69; the end of July) is designed to easily let you receive and make calls on your iPhone 4 without experiencing any signal drop. Just insert iPhone 4 into iHand’s adjustable fingers, raise it to your ear and start talking.

"Featuring Apple’s unibody design, iHand is precision-carved from a single piece of European beechwood. So it’s lighter than a standard medical prosthesis, yet 12x stronger. You can grip iHand either of two ways: by placing your fingers around its palm, or by grasping the aluminized Extender that telescopes from the wrist socket."

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