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Digital HDTV and full DVR functionality in a keychain sized USB device.

Car remote / camera alarm system. Snaps a picture if someone tries to break into your car and transmits it to your keychain remote.

Peephole video camera for your front door that is activated by motion. Records to internal memory or an SD card.

What do you get when you take a 70mm spotting scope and add a 3.1MP camera to it? The IS70 from Celestron. Yes, this is the same company that has brought you high quality telescopes for years. I need one of these to capture some turkey and deer pictures!

If you are tired of boring old Black sleeves for your laptop, check out these fun colors and patterns from Built NY.

This is a new WiFi robot kit from the makers of Erector sets. This construction toy sure has come a long way since the set of my Dad’s that I played with as a kid! Unfortunately I wasn’t able to find a product page for this new model. If anyone finds one, let me know.

If you’re like me and prefer butter to margarine, then you might want to try this gadget. It keeps your butter at just the right temp for spreadability. Mmmmm, butter!

Snap on baseball bat, golf club and tennis racket for your Nintendo Wii system. I think I might buy a Wii!

If you find Nemo, you can snap his picture with this underwater wrist camera. Better have strong wrists though… it weighs close to a pound.

How about a metal pen that never runs out of ink?

Cool looking tiny Bluetooth headset.

This looks like a useful adapter. I know that since replacing my worn out wall sockets, that removing cords has been much too difficult.

Small tripod that uses a viscoelastic Morphing Polymer base to allow it to stick to almost anything for up to 10 minutes.

Nifty little USB dock for Apple’s 2nd generation iPod shuffle.

Leather gloves with special points built into the fingertips to allow you to interact with your electronic devices.

Tell this little gadget the names of items you need to buy and it will record them and then print out a categorized list via its built-in printer.

Rechargable power source that renews devices and charges through a USB port and swappable tips.

Wireless handheld remote that features a color LCD screen that enables you to remotely view the contents of your iPod and control it.

Remember when I reviewed Mvix’s MV-5000U a few months ago? My main gripe was the lack of WiFi. They must have listened! This new unit even supports resolution of 1920 x 1080i.

Never tie or trip on your shoe laces again!