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February 5, 2008 11:29 AM PST

Oobject: The Web museum of gadgets

by Emily Shurr

From the "fantastic vintage tvs" list

From "fantastic vintage tvs" list

(Credit: Oobjects/Japanese vintage TV site)

Around San Francisco, that mecca of art and technology, Oobject has become a favorite gadgety diversion--and inspiration. It's a tribute to industrial design and arty engineering, with a bit of a history angle.

Check out the site's clean design aesthetic and endless galleries of carefully curated collections, among them: "stunning ray guns," "Soviet satellites," "abandoned technology," and not to be missed, "DIY Frankenstein lab items."

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