See this at: skymall.com| Added on 02/08/08

Type on the go with this laser-projected virtual keyboard! Keeping up with your work while traveling has never been easier, thanks to the Virtual Keyboard. Works on any flat, opaque surface -- just place the device and the keyboard appears with a... See more

Type on the go with this laser-projected virtual keyboard! Keeping up with your work while traveling has never been easier, thanks to the Virtual Keyboard. Works on any flat, opaque surface -- just place the device and the keyboard appears with a detailed laser drawn display that looks and acts just like the real thing. Cable-free connection with Bluetooth compatible devices including Windows Mobile, Pocket PC and SmartPhone edition, Palm OS, Blackberry, Symbian and more. Runs on Windows 2000/XP or higher. Small enough for your pocket! 3-3/4"H x 1-1/2"W x 1-1/2"D. See less

Highlights: Price: $169.99

See this at: coolest-gadgets.com| Added on 02/12/08

January 3rd, 2008 by Edwin in Gadget Gift Ideas, Electronic Gadgets Remember Uncle Horace who does not trust banks, counting all his pennies and quarters every day to make sure they aren’t missing? Put him out of his misery with the Money Miser. This... See more

January 3rd, 2008 by Edwin in Gadget Gift Ideas, Electronic Gadgets Remember Uncle Horace who does not trust banks, counting all his pennies and quarters every day to make sure they aren’t missing? Put him out of his misery with the Money Miser. This idiot-proof motorized coin-sorting machine organizes change so that you don’t have to. Simply feed in a handful of coins, press the button and voilà! The semi-automatic Money Miser sorts out your pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters and drops them directly into handy paper coin tubes. Fold the tube top and you’re ready to go - to the bank, the arcade or your subterranean treasure vault. (Well, you never know). The Money Miser will cause a $14.95 damage to your bank account, or $19.95 if you want the Coin Wraps bundled. See less

See this at: coolest-gadgets.com| Added on 02/12/08

October 17th, 2007 by Edwin in Conceptual Gadgets, Home Gadgets Lighting fixtures in any home must be chosen carefully, but what happens if you could light up the phone without even installing any of these fixtures? Light emitting wallpaper is the... See more

October 17th, 2007 by Edwin in Conceptual Gadgets, Home Gadgets Lighting fixtures in any home must be chosen carefully, but what happens if you could light up the phone without even installing any of these fixtures? Light emitting wallpaper is the answer - and this is the brainchild of Ducth Jonas Samson. Not only do you get some decoration with this wallpaper, but you also get mood lighting as well. This device can be turned off when not in use so that it looks like normal wallpaper during the daytime. Too bad this is but a concept at this point in time, and it would be nice to see it being mass produced for commercial purposes in customizable patterns and colors. See less

See this at: coolest-gadgets.com| Added on 02/12/08

November 7th, 2007 by Chris in Conceptual Gadgets, Electronic Gadgets, Audio/Video Gadgets I’m something of a bookworm. While I don’t read nearly as much as I did when I was a child, I still won’t go to bed without reading at least a couple of... See more

November 7th, 2007 by Chris in Conceptual Gadgets, Electronic Gadgets, Audio/Video Gadgets I’m something of a bookworm. While I don’t read nearly as much as I did when I was a child, I still won’t go to bed without reading at least a couple of chapters. One of the things I hate about reading in bed is that I can never find the perfect light that’s bright enough to let me read, yet dim enough that it lets me really relax. I’ve tried the little LED ones that clip on the book, but they’re still really bright and go through batteries like nothing else. However, one look at the MARK bookmark tells me that I’ve found exactly what I’m looking for. The MARK uses FOLED technology, which stands for flexible organic light emitting diodes. Think of your standard LED, but in something flat and flexible like a thin piece of plastic. The MARK seems to be the perfect application for this technology. The light produced is just enough to properly illuminate the page underneath it for reading, but not... See less

See this at: coolest-gadgets.com| Added on 02/12/08

November 24th, 2007 by Al in Conceptual Gadgets Back in September we posted about the fake sun roof for your car, which served no practical purpose what so ever. However this pretend window is bordering on the useful, the bright blind. Makoto... See more

November 24th, 2007 by Al in Conceptual Gadgets Back in September we posted about the fake sun roof for your car, which served no practical purpose what so ever. However this pretend window is bordering on the useful, the bright blind. Makoto Hirahara’s Bright Blind uses electroluminescent sheets (try saying that after a few beers) to simulate a window, and if the simulated sun is too bright you can turn it down by adjusting the blind. This means that even the crappiest cubicles can have the benefit of a window. The electroluminescent does exist (prototype) but is not available to buy just yet, come on guys. More info at GNR8, found via Crib Candy with a bit more info over at the ever excellent Tree Hugger. See less

See this at: coolest-gadgets.com| Added on 02/12/08

A light from the Maxablaster can illuminate a cloud four miles up in the sky, but I’m not certain why I would want to do that. This light is so bright that it can literally melt skin. That will definitely make the face-melting scene from Raiders of... See more

A light from the Maxablaster can illuminate a cloud four miles up in the sky, but I’m not certain why I would want to do that. This light is so bright that it can literally melt skin. That will definitely make the face-melting scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark a lot easier for the next Indiana Jones picture. Maybe this is why UV-filtering glass was added to filter these near-radioactive rays. Still, that might be good enough to roast Howard the Duck. Now all I need is a box to put it in. It had better not accidentally turn on, or it will burn the wrapping. I should definitely not install the batteries. By the way, I would need 54 batteries if George wants to use the Maxablaster out-of-the-box. See less

See this at: coolest-gadgets.com| Added on 02/12/08

February 5th, 2008 by James in Office Gadgets, Conceptual Gadgets One reason that LCD monitors have become so hugely popular is that an office always sets a premium on real desk top space. Any item that can reduce the hardware clutter from a cubicle... See more

February 5th, 2008 by James in Office Gadgets, Conceptual Gadgets One reason that LCD monitors have become so hugely popular is that an office always sets a premium on real desk top space. Any item that can reduce the hardware clutter from a cubicle desk will be embraced by the business world. Which is why when a design comes out to minimize the desktop footprint of a printer, it’s bound to turn heads. I’ts another great find from our friends at Yanko and it’s called The Hanging Printer. The basic idea is that the business end (the print head and paper feeder) of the printer takes up the space it needs on the edge of a desk while the main guts of the device hang off and below the edge. This means that paper doesn’t need to take up space above the rim, but can be fed into the printer head area through an intricate arrangement of wheels and belts. The result is cool, form fitting, and occupying a small amount of deskspace. And those who worry about it falling off can make note of the... See less

See this at: coolest-gadgets.com| Added on 02/12/08

March 25th, 2006 by Paz in Kitchen Gadgets, Wacky Gadgets This ice cream padlock is, literally, a cool gadget! The “Euphori Lock” is supplied by Ben and Jerry’s Ice Cream Company. It’s a bargain at $5 US, and I’ve got to have one to save my marriage!... See more

March 25th, 2006 by Paz in Kitchen Gadgets, Wacky Gadgets This ice cream padlock is, literally, a cool gadget! The “Euphori Lock” is supplied by Ben and Jerry’s Ice Cream Company. It’s a bargain at $5 US, and I’ve got to have one to save my marriage! My wife gets up in the middle of the night to indulge her cravings for chocolate ice cream, and then tells me at the end of the week that she’s put on an extra pound in weight and doesn’t know how. Aware that self-esteem is of course an issue here, I sit and listen quietly, but my patience is wearing thin and I’m going to have to take matters into my own hands with an ice cream Euphori Lock! Ben and Jerry aren’t mugs though. The padlock only fits the pint-sized cartons, and I’m sure the wife would just buy a bigger carton, which would end up making things worse for her; better for Ben and Jerry. The other problem is that I can never remember combination numbers, and would probably choose a birth date or anniversary; so she could likely... See less

See this at: coolest-gadgets.com| Added on 02/11/08

September 8th, 2007 by Edwin in Kitchen Gadgets, Electronic Gadgets, Audio/Video Gadgets Even moms need a break - so why not consider the CTV 4845 from AEG that was recently unveiled at IFA 2007 in Berlin? This 7″ LCD display can actually be... See more

September 8th, 2007 by Edwin in Kitchen Gadgets, Electronic Gadgets, Audio/Video Gadgets Even moms need a break - so why not consider the CTV 4845 from AEG that was recently unveiled at IFA 2007 in Berlin? This 7″ LCD display can actually be integrated into your kitchen hood, enabling you to watch your favorite movie while whipping something on the stove for the rest of the family. I’m just not too sure how oil and sensitive electronics like this would fare in the kitchen environment though. You’d best be prepared to wipe oil off the LCD display constantly in order to view crisp images at all times. See less

See this at: gifts.com| Added on 02/08/08

Glow-in-the-dark light bulb encased in a solid acrylic brick! The Glow Brick charges during the day so that it will glow for up to eight hours in darkness. The real light bulb inside is filled with a phosphor luminescent powder. The energy in natural... See more

Glow-in-the-dark light bulb encased in a solid acrylic brick! The Glow Brick charges during the day so that it will glow for up to eight hours in darkness. The real light bulb inside is filled with a phosphor luminescent powder. The energy in natural UV light is absorbed into the bulb and then slowly released as it glows in the dark. Its glow will fade overnight but then the Brick recharges once it is exposed to daylight again. Approx: 3.5" x 4.25" SUCK UK created perfectly designed gifts, accessories and items for the home. Made in the UK! See less

Highlights: $5.99

See this at: painreliever.com| Added on 02/08/08

Keep your legs warm with the Cozy Leg Under desk Leg Warmer, the latest concept in personal heating. This heated leg warmer will radiate heat through your entire body, keeping you warm and comfortable on even the coldest of days. The Cozy Leg Under... See more

Keep your legs warm with the Cozy Leg Under desk Leg Warmer, the latest concept in personal heating. This heated leg warmer will radiate heat through your entire body, keeping you warm and comfortable on even the coldest of days. The Cozy Leg Under desk Leg Warmer does not waste energy blowing heat all around the place; it contains the heat in the area you need it most, your feet. This leg warmer makes highly efficient use of the electricity by heating itself to 130 degrees. This warmth is then transferred directly to your feet and then travels upwards through your entire body. The Cozy Legs Stand is a safe, insulated warming leg stand, which combats cold feet and legs at desks, workstations, and tables. The gentle radiant heat reaches 130 degrees in five minutes and draws no more power then a light bulb. See less

Highlights: OUR PRICE: $69.95

See this at: habitat.co.uk| Added on 02/08/08

“I wanted to express time differently – with a decorative impact as well as a practical function. The powder coated shades of grey give depth to the piece, whilst the red second hand emphasises time’s continual movement.” Clock designed by Miriam Van... See more

“I wanted to express time differently – with a decorative impact as well as a practical function. The powder coated shades of grey give depth to the piece, whilst the red second hand emphasises time’s continual movement.” Clock designed by Miriam Van Der Lubbe and Niels Van Eijk for Habitat. Powder coated steel. 1AA battery required (not included). See less

Highlights: £90.00

See this at: restorationhardware....| Added on 02/08/08

* Turns room into a glittering cosmos of 10,000 stars, planets and other celestial objects * Bright white LED optical projector sets the astral fields in motion and lets the random meteor feature light up the sky with shooting stars * Interchangeable... See more

* Turns room into a glittering cosmos of 10,000 stars, planets and other celestial objects * Bright white LED optical projector sets the astral fields in motion and lets the random meteor feature light up the sky with shooting stars * Interchangeable cartridges offer a variety of sky views * Automatic shut-off timer lets you fall asleep under the twinkling sky * AC power or 4 C batteries not included * AC adapter included * Dimensions: 6-1/2" diam., 6"H * Catalog and Web only See less

Highlights: $179

See this at: gadgets.co.uk| Added on 02/08/08

The Fish is a revolutionary new hand held mouse that according to its designers (Dean and Stuart from Big Brother I) will change the way we use computers! With no complicated set up or software The Fish simply plugs into any available USB port and is... See more

The Fish is a revolutionary new hand held mouse that according to its designers (Dean and Stuart from Big Brother I) will change the way we use computers! With no complicated set up or software The Fish simply plugs into any available USB port and is ready to use. Being hand held, surfing the Internet, playing games, designing or editing becomes a pain free pleasure. Without the need for a flat surface The Fish is ideal for use with a laptop computer on trains or planes, where room is restricted. The Fish is also the perfect computer controller for business presentations. Specification: See less

Highlights: $12.99

See this at: shopgetorganized.com| Added on 02/08/08

FOR 55 YEARS WE'VE GUARANTEED SATISFACTION - We've been pleasing customers since 1952. If you're not completely satisfied with your merchandise from Get Organized! we'll refund the price of the product. -

FOR 55 YEARS WE'VE GUARANTEED SATISFACTION - We've been pleasing customers since 1952. If you're not completely satisfied with your merchandise from Get Organized! we'll refund the price of the product. - See less

See this at: skymall.com| Added on 02/08/08

Waterproof Lock Has Fingerprint, Code, & Key Entry Make sure intruders can't gain access to your home or business. Only programmed fingerprints can release the Fingerprint Keypad Lockset. This flexible lock also offers keypad entry and includes 2... See more

Waterproof Lock Has Fingerprint, Code, & Key Entry Make sure intruders can't gain access to your home or business. Only programmed fingerprints can release the Fingerprint Keypad Lockset. This flexible lock also offers keypad entry and includes 2 mechanical keys for emergency access. This unit is weatherproof so it can be used on exterior doors. Stores 78 prints and PIN codes. Uses 4 AA batteries (not included). See less

Highlights: Price: $279.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 02/08/08

My god...it's full of stars... Caution: This product is more amazing in real life than on a two dimensional website As you should well know here at ThinkGeek we are constantly striving to find tools for you, our loyal customers, to aid in your quest... See more

My god...it's full of stars... Caution: This product is more amazing in real life than on a two dimensional website As you should well know here at ThinkGeek we are constantly striving to find tools for you, our loyal customers, to aid in your quest for World Domination. But we also want to encourage you to come up with schemes to conquer the entire Universe (and any parallel universes you might stumble across while conquering this one). And to properly conquer the known Universe, you'll need a a nice reliable star map. The Laser Stars Projector is not that map, but it sure does seem like one. And the second most important thing a Universe conqueror might do besides conquering Universes is seeming to conquer Universes. Keeps you buttered up for the real thing. Ok, carrying on then... When you turn off your lights and turn this unit on - trust us - you will be bamboozled with star rapture. That's the only way we can describe it. Everybody who has seen the Laser Stars Projector in action... See less

Highlights: $199.99

See this at: fredflare.com| Added on 02/08/08

Add a splash of colorful light stream to your faucet water w/ this amazing faucet light! Color changes as temp changes. Cold water = blue light and hot water = red light! Super easy one minute install. Batteries are included. Click here for our new... See more

Add a splash of colorful light stream to your faucet water w/ this amazing faucet light! Color changes as temp changes. Cold water = blue light and hot water = red light! Super easy one minute install. Batteries are included. Click here for our new fred blog. See less

Highlights: $24

See this at: ubergizmo.com| Added on 02/01/08

What looks like an innocent pink baby seal toy is actually a deadly tazer, providing you with an element of surprise when it comes to keeping creeps and other assailants away from you. Capable of delivering a 195 volt charge, this pink baby seal... See more

What looks like an innocent pink baby seal toy is actually a deadly tazer, providing you with an element of surprise when it comes to keeping creeps and other assailants away from you. Capable of delivering a 195 volt charge, this pink baby seal tazer upon contact will definitely expand your assailant's vocabulary when it comes to the word pain. Pretty neat and small enough to double up as an ordinary keychain. Hopefully there's a safety latch somewhere that prevents you from shocking yourself accidentally. See less