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Sega idog iPod

, Mar 30th 2006 Discuss [0]

idog is Segatoys Japan's all new 2005 high quality iPod speaker features 7 kinds of LED lights that flash in many different patterns when the music is played through idog. idog is capable of changing its feelings from happy to angry by moving the ears and rotating the head and by changing the color of the 7 LED lights. Available for $39 .

Logitech V400

, Mar 30th 2006 Discuss [0]

Logitech’s all-terrain V400 mouse has a pair of lasers instead of the traditional single laser offers pixel-precise tracking on any surface by detecting microscopic surface variations. Similar to the Microsoft Notebook Wireless Mouse, tts 2.4GHz USB receiver can be packed inside the mouse itself when not in use. The tilting scroll wheel comes with zoom functions and forward/back buttons that are fully programmable. The V400 Dual Laser Notebook Mouse retails for $49.99.

Cute Speakers

, Mar 30th 2006 Discuss [0]

The Furgles Softspeakers will spice up any dull workspace. These speakers remind you of Sesame Street. They stand 12" tall and connect via USB or battery-powered amplifier. So, hide them, if there are kids around your place, cause its not going to be safe there without being taken.

Retro iPod

, Mar 29th 2006 Discuss [0]

Worth 1000.com is having a contest to modify and display products in a vintage package or vice versa. This is how an retro iPod would look like. Take a look at the link here.

Royal EZVue Vista with SD Card Reader

, Mar 28th 2006 Discuss [0]

This is a great invention that Royal has made. The EZVus features a small 2-line LCD screen, that scrolls the contents of the USB flash drive. This includes an SD reader, great for viewing images you have taken with a digital camera. So get this if you want to figure whats in it.

Hitachi’s theft deterrent projector

, Mar 28th 2006 Discuss [0]

It's just a normal projector from Hitachi, but the ED-X10 projector has heaps oof built in security features. It has a transistion detector that locks it if it's moved. It can however been unlocked using a PIN nuber. If that's not enough, it has a steel security bar, that lets you lock the thing down.

Casemods galore

, Mar 27th 2006 Discuss [0]

I've visited this website and found out theres heaps of amazing casemods. Though this isn't what we call a gadget, but homemade stuffs are way better than industrial made items. There's a couple of real life dolls made into PC cases, to tiny little Atari like machines. Click here to view them.

Crystal Ball – look into technology

, Mar 22nd 2006 Discuss [0]

GIOOO is computer concept, shaped like a crystal ball. It displays the weather, current headline news and you could even check your email with it. With support of a projected laser keyboard, users can communincate via IM or Skype.You can access the menus and navigation by touching the globe. It also has a video camera , so that you can communicate with your buddies via the video chat.

Dell D620

, Mar 20th 2006 Discuss [0]

Dell is expected to launch its D620 laptop soon. Sources from laptopmag.com mentioned that it would least run on Cure Duo and it will be slimmer than its predecessor and lighter too.

American Chopper PC

, Mar 17th 2006 Discuss [0]

Out of the Box Computers, one of the PC case makers, have recently introduced the American Chopper line of computers. Pictured below is a MSI MEGA 865 system with a Pentium 4 processor. You can customise your PC specifications to your taste and the company will do the rest for you. These case mods don't come cheap, the cheapest starts at about $1,400. So customise your heart out of it!

256MB Hello Kitty Thumb Drive from I-O Data

, Mar 17th 2006 Discuss [0]

Fans of Hello Kitty now rejoice. Now you could store every memory and data on your tiny cute little Hello Kitty Thumb Drive. Theres a small keychain/neckstrap hole on the top of unit, so it would be handy for those who may tend to misplace it. No word on the unit, but expect it to run like a normal thumbdrive.

Memorex FlashDisc

, Mar 17th 2006 Discuss [0]

Shaped like a frisbee, these FlashDisc only offers in a size of 16MB per piece! Though it is better in capacity than a floppy disc, it is nothing comparable to the bigger capacity thumbdrives these days. It retails $19.99 in Best Buy for 3 pieces, the same amount of money you can get a decent 512MB thumb drive or at least 2 pieces of 256MB drives. But these thumbdrives are babyproof, meaning it would be safe under babies hands.

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