The Clip-on 1800mAh Battery Pack for PSP. You’ve got a Sony PSP right? And you’re not bothered about pocket bulge, as long as you get max play time out of your battery pack? Well then, this is for you. No not you missus. You, the geeky one snuffling in the corner. Cough up the $14.95 now.  This battery pack for PSP clips on the back of the PSP console and provides 1800mAh of extra power for your PSP console, allowing to…

The Keychain Digital Photo Viewer. Interesting idea, no? Shove your precious digital photies onto a keychain device for your constant cherishment. Better than a cell phone screen? Your call. Sample price $50.00.  Features: 1) Support format: BMP, JPG, PHG, GIF 2) Display: 1.1′ CSTN LCD screen 3) Storage photo: 56pcs 4) Communicate jack: USB 1.1 5) Power: build in 3.7V lithium or USB 5V supply

The Cubite Stereo Speaker USB Hub. Sound and peripheral in perfect harmony. Stereo speaker, integrated 4 port USB hub. Get the picture yet? Treble and bass controls and a massive, I say massive, 3W RMS per channel output. Rattle those pots and pans, baby. £24.99.  The Cubite is very easy to install. Plug the audio and USB plug into the designated ports in your computer and the Cubite PC speaker with integrated USB hub is ready for use. Note: the…

The Suck Selector Mug. Tell your slave exactly how you want your beverage by sliding the stainless steel bands over the appropriate settings. Yes this kind of thing’s been done before, but never with such l33t skillz. £18.00.

The Race Car Radio Pillow. $14.97. Built in FM radio with auto-tune and seek, volume and on-off. Lull yourself to sleep with the dulcet tones of late night dinner jazz. But what, no snooze button? Tsk.  When you snooze, you can’t lose with this unique Race Car Radio Pillow. It’s built-in FM radio features a convenient scanner tuner, on and off buttons, seek and reset buttons, volume up and down buttons, and power indicator light.

The Pin Clock. Clever eh? £50.00. [Thanks Jose]  Remember those pinboards that moulded an impression of your hand? Well, this clock uses the same technology to bring you the time, without the hands… Housed in a modern metal effect casing, solenoids push the pins out with a satisfying staggered click.

UVEX F1 Magic Electronic Ski Goggles. Crystals change intensity and colour shade when voltage applied from tiny battery. Result? All condition, all terrain goggles. Isn’t technology wonderful? $210.00.  Skiers and snowboarders constantly face the problem of changing light conditions on the hill. Until now, the answer has been to carry two pairs of goggles, or switch to the inferior protection of sunglasses, or struggle to see in flat light with a dark lens or squint when the sun comes out while you…

The DeLonghi Metropolis Toaster. Retro kitchenware done with more than an ounce of style, children. Even though I can’t say I’m a huge fan of the brand in general. Around $49.95. [via Tetherd Cow]

The Twin Spin Toothbrush. Brush for two minutes and it’ll play ya an MP3 track. Not clear whether you have to use their naff tunes, or whether you can download and use some more funka-teetha-licious ones. But don’t go stealin’ no music now y’hear, or the RIAA heavies will ensure that you suddenly have no need for a tooth cleaner at all.

Our pals over at Gizmag have done a hands-on test of the Zyxel AG-225H and reckon it’s the bee’s kneecaps. Seems that it has that magical wow factor that makes for top product love. Looks good.  It’s really an issue of the sum of the parts being greater than the whole. The AG-225H is basically made up of 3 parts: (1) a stand alone dual band WiFi Finder, (2) a dual band USB WiFi adapter, and (3) ZyXEL’s Soft AP…

The Zen Alarm Clock. Doesn’t actually do anything, just sits there contemplating why the sound of one bell ringing doesn’t make a tree fall in the forest. Or something. Oh OK, it has a ‘mindfulness bell’, which dongs just once then waits politely for a few minutes. My version is much better though, isn’t it? $139.95. Oh, and maybe you don’t need an alarm clock at all?  In addition to its use as an alarm clock, The Zen Timepiece also serves…

The iShareMP3 Mini. Apparently this is the world’s first MP3 player/FM radio and voice recorder with infrared IrDa file transfer functionality for moving tracks from device to device (and elsewhere?). Up to 1GB capacity, 20 hour battery, 16Mbps transfer rate and a hard disk version on the way? Priced from £69.00. Gosh, the music industry will be pleased.

Just received a press release from Panda Software saying that two Trojans designed specifically for the Nintendo DS and Sony PSP have been found. The Format.A and Tahen (variants A and B) Trojans can apparently overwrite critical files and delete firmware. Interestingly enough, people are only at risk if they load up unauthorised programs, stick to the manufacturer’s stuff and you’ll be all right (allegedly). Golly! You may need a virus scanner, eh? [Thanks Willem.] Even though users are unlikely to…