…a Cherry G83 with bavarian labeling like Pfüa God, Basd scho!, Grous, Fensterln, auffi, abbi in a squiggled font – seen yesterday in the window of Litec (had no camera with me, unfortunately); they have no photo on their shop website, but you can see it at pc-maeuse.de.
Okay, it’s apparently available for about a year, but I just read about it in the new issue of the Bild der Wissenschaft¹, and it was new to me: miuro, the iPod dock and WLAN client that can dance and follow his master!
Official site: miuro.com (Japanese)
Without further investigation: I suppose the name results from “music robot”, or rather the re-transfer of its pronunciation from Japanese to Latin letters.
Oh, and I should mention a little disadvantage: the price of about 1000 € (e.g. at arktis.de)…
What can be done with the Linux shell can also be done with x86 Assembly language – maybe a little less safe 
but with direct access^^ (note that “BH” is German for “bra”):
enter 0xCafe,0xC
not [0xbadFace]
monitor
lahf
lock leave
sysenter
push bh
test ah,0xDD
pop bh
lock enter 0xBed,2
into
call si
rep mov ah,0h
aaa
leave
sysexit
times 9 mwait
call 0xDad
Even when reading several times (hint!), even with the help that pops up when hovering over the dashed underlined items – probably no-one except me will understand that. But, well, I don’t care…. 
…or what else is the result if – as reported e.g. on on Spiegel Online (German), but that’s apparently not an isolated case – you have a flat rate for your iPhone and receive an 80-page printed bill in which every single call, every single SMS and every single data transfer are listed, even though they are included in the flat rate and thus billed with $0.00?
And that with all the environmental-frendliness that Apple and AT&T like to emphasize…
The personality test for 
computerfreaksfans: “Which File Extension Are You?”. I’m pretty versatile: 
(via pwnzone)