The Goodbye Batteries magnetic powered LED bicycle lights. Attach magnets to spokes of wheels. Attach lights to bicycle frame. Pedal. No batteries used, but bear in mind we’re talking flashing lights for visibility here, rather than bright lights for vision. Still for £24.95 a pair, not a bad business proposition now the nights are closing in.  The arm fastens to the wheel axle using the wheel nut on the bike. The powerful magnets are slotted onto the spokes of the…

The Universal Wide Angle Lens for digital cameras. Magnetic fitting mounts onto most digital cameras and camphones. £26.99 gets you full 22mm on demand.

The LG LH-C643 24 carat gold-plated home theater system. Don’t bother asking the price unless you have a 5.1 Amex card. Sigh, OK, so let’s pretend that it’s over $130,000 or so. Give or take.

The Pause. The world’s first iPod compatible bed. And presumably the largest iPod dock in the known universe? [Via DigitalReviews.net]  Optional accessories include a minimalist side lamp and aluminium tray, but perhaps the most exciting feature is how the shelves can seamlessly accommodate an iPod and Bose speaker system. Pause is crafted from solid New Zealand Rimu with aluminium detailing.

The EZDigiMusic MP300 portable music encoder/player. Clever little machine. Plug your USB MP3 player or SD card into the unit, slot in your Bee Gees Greatest Hits album and instantly transfer MP3 tracks from one to the other without a PC. USB 2.0 and battery powered for full ‘on the go’ ripping. Cool tech. $199.00.  EZDigiMusic MP300 provides users the flexibility to retrieve either selected songs or the entire contents of your audio CD in one easy step. Simply plug a flash-based…

The Gemini GRCE-1 IR to RF Remote Converter. Break through those pesky walls with this infrared to RF converter which lets your humble remote control manage equipment all over your mansion, even through the thickest – and we don’t mean stupid, madam – walls. $59.99.  Convert IR remotes to IR/RF remotes Allows components to be controlled from any room in the home Converts any infrared remote to a through-wall RF remote

The Locking Cigarette Case. Look, forget about gum, patches, hypnotism and the like, what you really really need in order to give up the dreaded weed is a locking cigarette case which only opens on set timed intervals. At last, an excuse to enslave yourself to the machine. I, for one, welcome our new cigarette hating overlords. $35.00.

We run this post as a public service only. The Lasonic Progressive Scan, 5.1 channel, DivX, MPEG4, VCD, JPEG photo, Dolby DTS decoder, DVD +/-RW player. Price? $29.00 after rebate. Next stop, Kellogg’s boxes.

According to Time magazine, the 5 megapixel SeaLife DC500 underwater camera is just about the best thing since sliced bread if you want to go around photographing the flaura and fauna of the oceans. And who are we to argue. Especially when we learn, to our delight, that it features a ‘Shark Mode’, for faster and sharper pictures of moving objects. Hmm…perhaps we’ll stick to pics of Aunt Matilda asleep on the sofa in a state of Post Traumatic Turkey Disorder….

The Analog Digital Watch is quite clever. Looks just like a standard watch until you press a button, then presto, some nice retro red LCD numerals pop up. Makes you feel all nostalgic, doesn’t it? No? $189.95.  At first glance…this looks like a nice stainless steel watch….but when you press the button, it produces a beautiful red LED segment display!…When the LED display is off, there is no hint on the watch face that this feature exists.

The 3 in 1 Magic Joy Box. Dude, rather than sitting there staring glumly at your melted Xbox 360 (there, I’ve mentioned it at last) why not go to the cupboard under the stairs and dig out your old console? Then you can hook up your old controllers via this 3 in 1 PSX, Xbox and GameCube adapter. There, feel better now? $31.33.  Now you can enyoy your PC games using other videogame consoles controllers. Connect via USB your Xbox, Playstation…

The Cyberphone F2 Wireless Skype phone. Strangely enough, this wireless 2.4GHz, USB 2.0 Skype phone is kind of hard to find unless you’re actually looking for it, which thanks to Ferrety reader Janpiet, we were. Ten meter range, LCD display and 8 hour talktime complete the picture. Nice looking too, ain’t it?

The Nemo Sako is my kind of tent. Forget about tent poles, ropes, tangled encounters with wild creatures, this puppy is a pump up tent. No, not a toy, a real sized, fully featured $495.00 tent that you pump up to erect. Yes, indeedy, put the kettle on!  Sako is designed for the weight conscious backpacker who isn’t ready to sacrifice comfort. It’s a streamlined design, with enough space inside for gear, and plenty of headroom. Ventilation is top priority…

The Win, Lose or Draw Video Game. OK, I’m gonna admit it, I love Pictionary. There I’ve said it. Yep, despite the fact that I can’t draw for toffee, I really enjoy trying. Which is why we’re featuring this little electronic version which you plug into a TV set. It just looks like excellent fun. Sure you can do it with paper, but where’s the neck craning fun in that? $47.98. [of course you can always indulge yourself by playing the…