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A year or so ago, we featured the Good Morning Sir clock from Voco. Now they have a Good Morning Madam clock that has 150 different messages.

Pen and paper (sticky notes) in your wallet any time you need it.

Four Apple Universal Docks, built into a single charging base. Includes a collection of Universal Dock insert adapters.

Too cute! A leather Macbook Air sleeve that is designed to look like a manila envelope.

Vista compatible USB module that turns your laptop or desktop into a paperless digital fax machine. Go greenies!

$400 GPS spy. Hide it in a car and you can track it via the web. It can even send you a text message or email when it detects movement. Battery lasts up to 7 days.

Small adapter that helps keep your magsafe connector connected to your Macbook.

Handheld portable shredder.

How about a ‘life size’ Triceratops animatronic dinosaur for your kid? It will be available this fall through Hasbro for around $300.

Mini tripods seem to be gaining in popularity. Here’s another.

Digital photo frame that auto rotates the images when you physically turn the frame from landscape to portrait orientation.

Premier tripod maker Manfrotto now has a keychain tripod. Pretty nifty!

You can finally buy the WildCharge wireless charging pad. Adaptors for the iPhone, iPod, Blackberry Pearl, Blackberry 8800, and the 2nd generation ipod Nano are now available for purchase.

CRD (Cable Retention Device) designed to utilize any existing port (USB, RJ11 or RJ45) on a laptop computer as a stay or restraint to keep the very fragile AC power connector from being damaged.

The E INK ana-digi watch from Phosphor uses the same LCD technology as the Amazon Kindle.

From the same people that brought use the handy FlexUSB widget, comes the a power strip that can stretch to accommodate large AC adapters. Excellent idea!

Here’s a nifty little gadget that helps you buckle and carry your ski boots.

Credit card sized homing device. Attach one of the included tags to an item and then use the handheld remote to locate that item if you misplace it.

Small barcode scanner that you can use in stores to let you know if you’ve already purchased a book, DVD, CD, etc. before you buy it again.