This Casio CD/DVD Disc Printer will print important title info directly onto your optical discs using thermal energy, five fonts and 650 built in symbols. The ribbon lasts for 50 discs and it’s also battery powered as a super bonus. Does anyone still use optical discs for storage? Really? Why? $129.95.  This thermal printer puts titles directly onto discs for a studio-produced appearance that’s permanent and safe. It creates up to 16 lines in any of 18 alphanumeric or four graphic preset…

This Swann DVR410 RemoteCam Video Recorder is perfect for sticking on your keychain just in case you need to capture some footage of the local police chief assaulting the village ducks. It’s full colour, 30 fps and can record 40 minutes of video onto a 2GB SD card from a single charge. Plenty enough to grab some fabulous flying feathered footage. $99.99.  Swann’s RemoteCam has a pinhole video camera disguised in a real-looking car remote control, complete with a keychain. It’s small yet powerful, with the…

This Jaybird Sportsband Bluetooth Headset combines cool looks with some very useful wireless audio smarts. Not only do you get a full set of very accessible player controls close to hand, but the thing also supports enhanced Bluetooth audio, to bring the quality of the sound up to an equivalent to wired headsets. Oh and there’s a mic in there too, for mobile phone compatibility. Available for $99.00 in 9 colors.  The Sportsband Bluetooth headphones produce a bass-rich Bluetooth music…

The Travelrest Pillow is a long sausage shaped blow up pillow which apparently gives better support when travelling than conventional neck and shoulder pillows. The thing attaches itself to the seat and/or seat belt, and can even be used without a seat. Hmm….. £14.95. With its patented ergonomic shape, the TravelRest pillow attaches to any seat back, nestling against the head and neck to provide support and comfort in flight or on the road. Even without a seat back, TravelRest’s versatile design…

This Pivot Power bendy power socket houses 6 sockets and flexes to fit around furniture, pets and other intractable obstructions. It also features a surge protection circuit to protect your devices from current spikes and is set to cost $23.00 when it hits our shopping baskets.   The thing has been crowdsource created by quirky.com, which we’ve talked about before, and I’ve got to say that judging by the video, it actually does seem to fit a real need in terms of easy…

The Undercover Mini Sleeve is designed to hide your precious gadgets in a tatty looking envelope sleeve which looks valueless. In fact the case is nicely lined, made of touch padded plastic stuff and features discreet velcro straps. It’s a sad indictment on our society that we have to do this kind of stuff to avoid being ripped off in the street, but what do you do, eh? Around $16.00.  The Mini Undercover Sleeve is designed to safely and subtley…

The Evaporating Cooling Cap keeps your head cool by…um…evaporating water. Amazing eh? What every kid and his sister knows about soaking your cap in water before you trot out into the desert has now been codified into an actual official product. Wow. $24.95.  The patented fibers in this cap use evaporation to draw heat away in warm weather, keeping your head up to 30º cooler than outside air temperature. The hat is charged by running it under cool water, then…