The Ottoro Robot Cleaner. If I was ever to get a robotic cleaner, which is about as likely as me breeding Shetland ponies, then this is the puppy I’d probably choose. Why? Well apparently it’s got 2 cameras and 30 sensors on board, which means that it probably makes really really sensible decisions about where to go clean. And it’s even got a neat edge to edge suction brush up front. And it just looks cool. Super cool.

The Elecom JC-PS101USV USB to PS2 adapter. When you absolutely, positively have to use your Playstation gamepad and other peripherals on your PC, this is the little gizmoid that you will turn to. Includes support for vibrational stuff too. Goody! Around $9.00.

The Voice Travel Mate. Pocket sized translator offers 700 phrases in 12 languages – Klingon, Farsi, Urdu, Marathi….nah, just kidding.  $29.99.  Carry this pocket-sized translator when you travel, and you’ll never be lost for words again. Translates 700 commonly-needed phrases between 12 international languages including Spanish, German, French, Italian and Japanese. Also incldes world time alarm clock, backlit display and storage for 60 phone numbers.

The Sound Source Headset Hub. Easily switch between your computer speakers and headphones without having to unplug cables and all that stuff. Hardly rocket science is it, but still, probably a Pretty Cool Idea if you’re a fanatic Skypaholic. $8.99. But how about when you need the quiet and privacy of headphones or want to pick up that incoming Skype call? Yep… you fumble around behind your case trying to unplug your speakers and plug in your headphones…The Speaker/Headset Switching Hub…

The Garmin Nuvi 350 GPS satellite navigation device goes one stage further than yer average GPS unit and throws in a traveller’s reference guide, next generation text to speech, audio book and MP3 player, a world clock, currency and measurement converters and a large Genie carrying a small purple Chinese lantern. OK, so we’re lying about the next gen bit. Currently travelling the rounds at a significant $899.99. And not a penny less.   The Garmin Nuvi 350 is a portable…

The Elegance Perfume Watch. The perfect match between simple, understated, stark design. And a smell factory. In gold or silver. Around $116.00.

The Face Phone. Punch the face of the one you love to make a call. Simple but effective, we think you’ll agree. Sold to the grumpy visage over there for $44.97 and available in a suave shade of either orange or green.  The TeleFace enables users to call a person by pressing a photo! No telephone numbers to remember or “memory locations”. Install the photos of the most frequently called persons (family members, friends) into the 5 windows and store the…