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Credit Card Calculator: Slim Number Cruncher

Credit Card Calculator: Slim Number Cruncher

Got a fat wallet but suck at math? Then hide your embarrassment from your pals with the Credit Card Calculator created by world-renowned industrial designer Sam Hecht. The solar powered calculator looks and feels like an ordinary credit card but has embossed numbers, and instead of a magnetic strip, a digital display with solar panels is placed instead. Now you can keep your fat wallet as it is without having to shell out unnecessary cash caused by mental math malfunction. $6.

Weather Man Forecast Clock

Weather Man Forecast Clock

The Weather Man Forecast Clock is something you should consider when looking for a device that would tell you the time, indoor temperature and humidity, outdoor temperature, and weather forecast. It has integrated weather forecast icons with barometer trend arrow, a radio-controlled time and date from DCF signal, and an alarm with snooze function. Its technology supports up to 3 wireless thermometer sensors with a range of up to 100 meters. Let the weather man tell you everything you needed from a forecast! $43.

USB Necktie Cooler: Uncool but Comfortable

USB Necktie Cooler: Uncool but Comfortable

USB Necktie Cooler is not any less embarrassing with the improved style of this device. You’ll be comfortable in clipping this USB Necktie Cooler just behind the knot of your tie. $39.

Black and Decker SmartDrive: No Screwing Around

Black and Decker SmartDrive: No Screwing Around

An ingenious and long-delayed solution has been provided by Black and Decker now with their new LI4000 SmartDrive power driver. This power tool holds the screw for you, courtesy of the movable magnetic tip. Screwing in the dark? No problem, as the power driver also comes with a LED light. A six-position clutch prevents screws from stripping and with a Lithium-Ion battery that holds its charge for up to 18 months, you’re guaranteed of trouble-free screwing pleasure. $40.

Bel Canto USB Link 24/96

Bel Canto USB Link 24/96

A totally amazing USB computer-sourced files converter is here. The Bel Canto USB Link 24/96 converts a computer-derived USB input of up to 24 bits and 96kHz to SPDIF and outputs the signal on a 75 ohm BNC. The USB Link 24/96 includes a Stereovox SV2 BNC/BNC cable with RCA adaptor to feed your audiophile DAC of choice – most likely a Bel Canto DAC3! Significantly improves the sound of your 16-bit 441.kHz music files as well! It is easy to set up this converter by simply connecting a type-B USB cable from computer to the USB input on the Link, and a red LED indicates power. Connect the supplied Stereovox XV2 cable between the USB Link into either a RCA or BNC SPDIF DAC input with the handy adapter provided and you’re ready to rip! $495.

Rovio: The Lovable Robot Sentry Guard

Rovio: The Lovable Robot Sentry Guard
Artificial intelligence and robots are making their presence felt in our everyday lives. It’s true that robots like the ones found in science-fiction will take a long time to be made into reality, but slowly and surely, they will come. Now lets meet Rovio. He’s one of the most useful robots existing to date. He’s a remote controlled robot sentry. He will roam around your house and keep robbers out. Rovio was 1st announced at the CES 2008 conference and recently went on sale for about $300. It packs a 640 x 480 webcam to stream video live in MPEG4 format. It can also snap stills, head out on customized patrol routes and avoid obstacles thanks to its infrared sensor. The robot itself comes with a charging dock and some room beacons, making it easier for Rovio to get around your place. You can also use an iPhone or iPod Touch to control your Rovio. Thanks to GearCrave for this report. $300.

Citrus Clock: Juice Up Your Time!

Citrus Clock: Juice Up Your Time!
Designer Anna Gram really made a point in her creation. The citrus clock reminds us that no matter how fancy or advanced our gadgets are, we still get every bit of it from nature. That’s why we have to take care of nature because it’s the source of everything man can do with his life. Now more of the clock, the clock derives its energy from electrolysis of the citric acid and this helps you put those toxic batteries away. A single lemon can power this clock for a week. Do away with your batteries! Thanks to GearCrave for this news. $TBA.

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