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Things that go ‘boo’ in the night!

Gadgets June 12, 2006 posted by

Drive Alert II.

Drive Alert Master II. Version two, same theory. Your head slumps, alarm goes off, nasty car crash averted. The new model looks a bit better than the last one, but still, how can we use one of these alongside a Bluetooth headset and not look like a real gonk? Ah well.  $24.95.  Just turn it on, adjust the wake up angle switch and place it behind your ear. When you begin to doze off and your head slumps forward, the Drive Alert…


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Gadgets June 9, 2006 posted by

Sunshine cleans softly…

The Inovix IAP-806 Solar Powered Car Air Purifier. Kill bugs, remove smoke and replace with pleasant smells. All the while smugly remembering that you’re saving the earth by going solar powered.  # High efficiency photo-catalysis kill bacteria and sterilize # Powerful active carbon remove smoke and unpleasant odor # Includes fragrance pellets to surround you with a pleasant, soothing scent-refills available # Noiseless design, no motor


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Gadgets June 9, 2006 posted by

Play Misty for me…

What every well dressed and hot wannabe needs now is an Outdoor Misting System Kit. $49.99 gets you all the piping, nozzles, washers and clamps you’ll need to keep your patio cool this summer. Electric fans are so passe, doncha think?  The Outdoor Misting System contains everything you’ll need to feel cooler, and no electricity or batteries are required. Just attach the mist line to your patio, deck or any outdoor area. Connect the mist line to any standard garden…


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Gadgets June 9, 2006 posted by

Nat Geo Rockin’.

The National Geographic Rock Tumbler. Looking like an alien spacecraft, with a swivel head. If polishing rocks is your game, then this is a gizmoid you may need. $32.95.  Our rock tumbler polishes small stones to a smooth gleam over a period of a week that uncovers their incredible hidden patterns, colours, and structures. Used with the included half pound of gemstone rocks, or rocks that children collect, the results encourage geologic study and create beautiful objects to behold. The Rock Tumbler…


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Gadgets June 9, 2006 posted by

Griffin Smartshare for PSP.

Griffin Smartshare for PSP. Apparently no two sets of ears are the same. No really. Which means that one man’s loud can be another girl’s excruciating. Hence these headphone splitters, which come with individual volume controls. Gosh. $14.99.  The SmartShare is a headphone splitter with individual volume controls. It is ideal for watching movies on a PSP as it allows you to share the experience with a friend – perfect for car trips, plane flights, and waiting rooms. Now you…


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Gadgets June 8, 2006 posted by

DLO nanoTune.

The DLO nanoTune. FM transmitter, radio and headphone amp in one cool little iPod nano package. Boosts your headphone sound by up to 25%, which is probably nosebleed country. £49.99.  You can switch modes on the fly. When in iPod Mode, the nanoTune increases the nano’s volume output by over 25%. Tune the nanoTune’s FM radio or control your iPod nano using the nanoTune’s external controls. The nanoTune features buttons for next track and previous track, volume control with headphone amplifier,…


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Gadgets June 8, 2006 posted by

Three wheeled phun.

The NAO Aphaenogaster is a cute little design concept runabout that will probably never see the light of production. Ah well, it’s pretty cool nevertheless. 24  volt battery driving a 350 watt motor, 15 miles an hour and 8 miles range.  The rider sits on a padded seat atop the rear assembly and steers the front wheels with forward and back motion of the control stick. A twist grip activates the proportional throttle, while a hand lever activates the rear…


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Gadgets June 8, 2006 posted by

Wireless in Waverly?

The Emiteck ET-SUP200 Wireless USB Disk Car MP3 Player. Leather bedecked, phase lock loop technology, FM transmitter for car or home and USB 2.0. Did we mention leather bound for that ‘dignity and classical’ look?


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Gadgets June 7, 2006 posted by

Mini Plasma Ball.

The Mini Plasma Ball. Palm sized plasma for your desk. Amaze and delight your work colleagues. Scare your boss. Develop your macho skills. Just 3 inches tall. £14.95.   Now, for the first time ever, this plasma technology is available in this new compact size that’s perfect for your desk or tabletop! Fascinating to watch, Mini Plasma Ball is even more fun to play with! Just place your fingers on the glass surface and watch as coloured bolts of glowing…


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Gadgets June 7, 2006 posted by

Furgle Speakers.

Furgle Speakers. Computer speakers as soft toy replicas represent a disturbing trend in digital technology. Discuss. £23.99.  Packed with personality, these whimsical critters offer a full range of sound. They add character to your computer, CD, MP3 or iPod. Just plug them into any audio speaker jack, and you can immediately enjoy all your favourite tunes. Set comes complete with a USB or battery-powered amplifier. Each speaker measures 12″ tall.


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Gadgets June 7, 2006 posted by

Ultimate home workshop?

The Unimat 6 in 1 Home Workshop incorporates a jig-saw, wood lathe, drill press, sanding machine, metal lathe or vertical/horizontal mill. Terribly analogue, but also terribly useful if you’re into making widgets, sprockets and other delicious bits and pieces. $499.99.  For model-making professionals, prototypers, tinkerers, technicians and gadget geeks who wish to produce precise workpieces with an accuracy of up to 3/100mm, we proudly offer the Unimat 6-in-1 Cool Tool.


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Gadgets June 7, 2006 posted by

Earthquake First Aid Alarm.

The Earthquake First Aid Alarm. Box sits quietly until box feels earthquake. Then box rings alarm, flashes handle and offers First Aid kit. Just in case, you see. Around $50.00 including LED lamp, mobile phone charger and AM/FM radio. [Via Seihin]


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Gadgets June 6, 2006 posted by

Sirocco Wireless Audio Bridge.

Sondigo Sirocco Wireless Audio Bridge. Stream audio from your PC to your ears. What? Ah sorry. Stream audio from your PC to your ears via a wireless network and some speakers attached to a hi-fi system. You get the picture right? Good grief people we’re talking unprecedented convenience here. $139.99.  The Sirocco Wireless Audio Bridge from Sondigo gets your music off your PC and onto your home music system – wirelessly. Using exciting new technology from C-Media Electronics called Wi-Sonic,…


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Gadgets June 6, 2006 posted by

Dolphin Floating Remote.

The Dolphin Floating Remote Control. Water resistant and comes complete with dedicated spa function buttons like lights, jets and pumps. Hot tub home theatre anyone? $179.99.  Listening to music while soaking in the hot tub is a relaxing way to enjoy an evening, but getting out of the warm water to change the radio station or select another song on the CD isn’t exactly convenient. Unlike standard remote controls, which won’t last long when they come into contact with water,…


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Gadgets June 6, 2006 posted by

Talking T-shirts.

Talking T-Shirts. Aw c’mon, admit it. You’d love to turn up on your first date wearing an Austin Powers Talking T-Shirt, wouldn’t ya? Yeah baby, yeah! $15.99.  Our Talking T-Shirts make sounds when you touch the shirt in various locations. You can not feel the activation points. There are no buttons & no wires. All shirts play several sayings, sounds, or music clips.


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