Art school student Freddie Yauner's CO2-powered Highest Popping Toaster in the World concept is great and all (it's even supposedly Guinness World Record-certified), but a clock that aims to tell time to one millionth of a second is what it takes to turn our geeky, schedule-obsessed hearts to mush. Since no display can refresh a million times a second (and no eye can comprehend that kind of data), Yauner's concept lets you peer into the moment by hitting pause.
Just note that by the time you let go the clock will have already advanced by another several million microseconds, prompting an almost Heisenbergian cycle of observation in its owner. Videos of the toaster and clock after the break. [Source:
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Tags: clocks, fastest, household, superlatives
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Subscribe to commentsG.Jun 29th 2008 1:28PM
Truly the stupidest invention I've ever seen. It could be a random number generator on the last few digits and no one would ever know the difference.
Banc PeroJun 29th 2008 11:02PM
What are the odds that he hit 99 millionths of a second twice in a row?
simonJul 5th 2008 2:08PM
The odds would be one in a hundred