Archive for the ‘Gadget Gift Ideas’ Category
If you love boating and sailing and traveling on the oceans, unless you want to sleep with the fishes incase of an accident, you might consider getting this little keychain.
This little keychain can save all your prized possesions like keys, phones etc and even add support to you incase the boat crashes or sinks (God forbid). This little gadget also has a LED light inside it that blinks for 24 hours to attract a search crew.
For $47 it’s a great gadget!
As we all know, the world is going to end soon. So we need to save all our data on protective hard disks to preserve them for the new world! Looks like sentrysafe’s brought this out with that in mind. It can save you till 1550 degrees and cost $379.
Unfortunately, I did not have the funding to get a bluetooth device on my laptop. But the thing is, at that time it was an additional device that would cost extra. But these days the bluetooth is a default device on the laptop.
Lucky for us, companies like Com One is here for those who missed the Bluetooth parade. This adapter can be plugged in and can be used to connect to other bluetooth devices like mobile phones. This comes with a CD with a compulsary software for the Com One Bluetooth Adapter.
The Bluetooth USB Adapter is available off of the Com One website, along with the Combo Bluetooth 2.0 EDR and SD card reader dongle, which allows Bluetooth facility as well as memory card reading.
Targus presents us with the new model, AEM0702AP. So far, its easily available in Korea, I don’t know about the other places. These speakers are powered with AAA batteries. No word on pricing so far.
Here it comes! Creatives finally back in the picture with its new Wi-Fi enabled media player to compete with the iPod and Zune. It comes not only in a iPod like structure but also with a SD slot.
According to leaked photos and details, the nine-point pad offers the users the option for instant messaging on Windows Live or Yahoo Messenger with a phone type typing methord. The device will also use Wi-Fi to share media between home networked computers and access an Internet-based media pool, called a Public Home Server.
The player is named after Creative’s X-Fi audio technology, which restores lost data in compressed music files to create concert-like audio effects. The X-Fi has two options —the Crystalizer makes audio richer and clearer, and the Expand repositions the music to sound like it’s coming from in front of you, creating a live performance effect
This alarm clock is a sure bet for all those lazy guys who don’t like getting up in the morning. A random puzzle pops out and unless you place them back in the right order, bear the sound!
The price of $29.99 does not include the ear plugs you need if you’re below the normal IQ
Camcorder pens often sacrifice the whole “writing” thing in the name of capturing video, but this one from BrickHouse Security does write, and has considerably bigger storage capacity than the old video pens. Two hours of battery time per charge, 30 hours of audio and/or video (4GB), and at a nice price of $250.
Headphones encrusted with 204 real diamonds and made of white gold. Not meant for men. From designer Thomas Heyerdahl, the iDiamonds are a limited edition of just 1,000 units, so you’d better rush. That’s if you’ve got $6,400 in your wallet, of course. $6,400 per unit. Hurry up if you’ve got a music crazy girl!
If you work in an industry which calls for keeping tabs on people in other time zones than your own local time, or maybe you just have friends who live around the world, it’s not always easy to keep tabs on each and every person. There have been various methods and applications which are made to keep track of multiple timezones on one gadget, but never one as visually appealing as the Landmark Clock.
The Landmark Clock users well-known buildings and sight seeing destinations from heavily populated time zones to illustrate the time in each area of the world in which you want to cover. For example, the Statue of Liberty hand shows the time in New York City (EDT), while the Big Ben hand shows the time in London.
The Landmark Clock is shipped pre-assembled with five major time zones, though comes with 8 interchangeable pieces to change as you wish. The landmark hands available are for Paris, New York, San Francisco, Sydney, Shanghai, Tokyo, London and Rio, with a generic hour hand packaged in for every other time zone.
So while you might have friends located all over the world, you’ll never have a reason again to call them at an embarrassing hour just because you didn’t know the time of their location. The Landmark Clock is available for $75 CAD from Up To You Toronto!
