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The Celestron SkyScout Personal Planetarium

, Jul 27th 2007 Discuss [0]

If you're looking for a better way to stare at the night sky, this Celestron SkyScout Personal Planetarium is just the way to do it. It not only allows you to get a closer look at things but by the click of a button it tells you what you're looking at as well. Read The Full Story

Prince 03 Speedport Tour – Swappable parts to improve your game

, Jul 25th 2007 Discuss [0]

If there's one sport that I'm absolutely terrible at, it's tennis. While my golf skills may be lacking, I can at least make up for it by putting my putt-putt skills to work on the green. Tennis on the other hand, just doesn't happen. If you're good enough to hit the ball and actually make it land within the designated box, you might enjoy this new racket from Prince. Read The Full Story

Beverage Buggy – For those lazy summer days

, Jul 20th 2007 Discuss [0]

It's summertime if you hadn't noticed, and that means people are going to be spending a lot more time outdoors. At least those of use that can stand to be our of our dark rooms away from the computer for any length of time will be. The problem with the outdoors is that it's so big, and that means you have to actually walk from place to place to get things like drinks. That is unless you have a Beverage Buggy. Read The Full Story

The Umbrella Fan keeps you cool in the summer heat

, Jul 17th 2007 Discuss [0]

With summer only getting hotter sometimes sitting in the shade just isn't enough to keep you cool. The Summer Blast Umbrella Fan is just the thing to keep you from overheating. Read The Full Story

Di Blasi brings their Motorized Folding Trike to the US

, Jul 13th 2007 Discuss [0]

I'm sure that many of you have seen Transformers by now, and if you have, just about anything that transforms will seem pretty cool. Here's a Trike from Di Blasi that while it may not transform into a super-intelligent robot, it does fold up so it can fit in tight spaces. Very cool for those low on storage space. Read The Full Story

The Waboba Ball – bounces on water

, Jul 12th 2007 Discuss [0]

I'd thought that long ago I'd reached the age where a simple ball could entertain me for hours. After all, a ball is a ball, if you've seen one, you've seen them all. However, the Waboba Ball does something that most balls don't. Video after the jump. Read The Full Story

The Wind Up LED Camp Light

, Jul 11th 2007 Discuss [0]

Tired of buying those giant batteries for your lantern when you head off to go camping? This Wind Up LED Camplight is a much more convenient way to head off into the great outdoors. Read The Full Story

The Solar Frog Light just glows with class

, Jul 10th 2007 Discuss [0]

I don't know when exactly it is the frogs became the anointed stoner mascot, but somehow it happened. For some reason even though this frog was not meant to be perceived in that light, it definitely looks like the hippie frogs that don't want to go way. Read The Full Story

Be the envy of the entire course with the Golf Cruiser

I've been known to play a couple of rounds of golf in my day. I mean that quite literally, I've only played a couple of times. I usually go to make the people with feel better, because no matter how bad they're doing, I'm always doing worse. If they had these buggies on the golf course, I might actually be encouraged to play more often. Read The Full Story

Solar-powered pool cleaner leaves your water clean enough to drink

If you're looking for an alternative to dumping chemicals in your pool all summer long, you might want to check out this cool gadget from Smart Home. Read The Full Story

The Capsule Turntable Room by Lane Hamley Wells

, Jun 19th 2007 Discuss [0]

If you have some elaborate mansion with lots of crazy mechanisms, you might as well have some hi-tech furniture for your patio too. This Capsule Turntable Room is just the thing to have on hot days in the sun. Read The Full Story

The Spitwad Launcher – for long range spitwads

, Jun 1st 2007 Discuss [0]

Nothing brings back memories of the good old days in elementary school like spitwads. Today’s kids are raised on video games, televisions in every room, and pretty much any other hi-tech devise you can think of. Well why shouldn’t they update the classic spitwad? Read The Full Story

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