This is an awesome gadget that cooks 2 pizzs in 90 secs. That’s even faster than you ordering another one!
If you are a pizza freak like me, don’t miss this one.
Cost - $249
Carrying your USB flash drive around can be quite the hassle especially if you don’t want to clutter your pocket with too many things. Enter the Capsule USB Key.
This two-inch long thumbdrive is encased in brushed aluminum with an attached chain and hook. Keep it on your keychain, hang it around your neck, or dangle it from your nose, if that’s your thing. By the way, if you do hang it from a body part, make sure you email us a picture!
Coar -$27.99
This baby hooks into your phone line and stores all of the information about your incoming and outgoing calls such as caller ID and numbers dialed. Of course every time you pick up the phone, it starts recording and sends the data to your computer via USB.Cost - $71.12
If you want to rear a dog without having to clean up after it, then you ought to consider the SEGATOY robotic dog which is capable of responding to various stimuli like touch, voice commands and even boasts the ability to track you as you move around it. This robotic pooch can move various parts of its body such as eyes, mouth and head, tail and even shake its paw while responding to voice commands just like a real dog would.
Cost -$270
Imagine being able to take on an entire battalion on your own. Wow,
The Sno-Baller turns out huge numbers of snowballs in seconds, so gloves stay drier and hands warmer, and you can fire away without running out — crucial in family and neighborhood snowball fights! Snow Block Maker forms perfect-sized chunks for snow forts and walls, and also works in sand at the beach. Injection-molded high-impact plastic.
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The adapter is just a basic able to run a SATA cable from your hard drive to the adapter, and plug it into an available USB port. This will work for any SATA or eSATA drive, including hard drives and optical drives.
Cost - $25
Scientists from both the US and Canada have managed to develop a brand new device that generates energy which could be used to power portable devices in the future, and this very accessory must be strapped onto the knee. This modified knee brace comes equipped with a drive train that is capable of converting mechanical energy into electricity, collecting lost energy whenever a person brakes the knee after swinging the leg forward to take a step.
So far initial tests have shown that a single minute of using this device will be able to produce more than enough power to charge up to 10 cell phones simultaneously. Imagine what you can do while jogging in the morning.
Good lookin’ but with only 300K pixels (640×480 resolution). About the sponge’s intelligence level. Pretty old gadget, but I thought that you might like to see it
The director of marketing for Everex says that the next rendition of the Everex will add solid state HDs, larger touchscreens, and girlie coulors to the mix. The CloudBooks have the Eee PC’s market as a goal
LeapFrog Enterprises have just dropped an announcement for a couple of new web-connected video game systems which are connected to the proprietary LeapFrog Learning Path. The Leapster2 Learning Game System is the latest addition to the Leapster family, further expanding gameplay online whilst enabling parents to check up on what their child is learning and sharing in their accomplishments. You will find that the online capabilities in the all-new Didj Custom Gaming System is able to hook up gameplay with schoolwork, enabling kids to pick and choose the game they like with spelling lists, math problems and more.
The Leapster2 system comes in a new form factor that is easy on the eye, featuring edutainment titles such as the exclusive educational game license for Star Wars: The Clone Wars as well as the summer 2008 Disney/Pixar blockbuster WALL E. The Leapster2 handheld will come with auto-levels that makes it able to adjust games to children’s particular skills and progress, providing just the right challenge. Since it features online connectivity as well, parents will be able to check up on their protege’s accomplishments to dish out the appropriate amount of encouragement. I wish parents will see my level 80 Warlock in World of Warcraft and be proud of it, but somehow they seem oblivious to such an “achievement” and instead criticize me for spending too much time in front of computer monitor.
Cost - $69.99
