If you’ve got gangs of office thieves roaming around your place of employment, then you can catch the culprit quickly with this spycam discreetly hidden inside a normal looking calculator. Just leave it sitting and turn it on and it will start videotaping everything in it’s view. You can then watch the videos on an LCD screen disguised as a regular camera. Try putting it in your bosses office if your suspicious that he’s doing the nasty with the cute secretary. $200.

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If your a big fan of the New Yorker and you missed a recent issue, or there’s a particularly memorable issue that you would like to read again, then you might be interested in this portable 80 GB hard drive, containing every back issue of the newspaper. With over 4000 issues, you can keep yourself occupied for quite a long time. It comes with required software to view the files which makes them a whole lot easier to read. No word yet on if you can transfer the files to your computer, and then use the hard drive for your own purposes. $179.

This compact digital camera, affixes itself to your dog or cat, or any type of pet’s collar and snaps images every so often of what your furry friend sees throughout the day. It is water resistant, So don’t worry you can take Fido out on the boat with it. The pictures can be shot at intervals of 1, 5 and 15 minutes. Not only is this a great device to get more in touch with your pet, but it’s a relatively cheap monitoring system to see what kind of trouble your pet gets into while you’re away. $45.

If you’re not familiar with Tivo, then either you’ve been living under a rock, or your the type of guy who enjoys a nice block of commercials. Either way any HDTV enthusiast would be crazy to pass up on this one. With a one terabyte, yes, TERAbyte hard drive, The HD XL can record up to 150 hours of full HD broadcasts. Complete with HDMI out, for the finest of details, don’t you wish you had this thing during the olympics for women’s beach volleyball? $600.

The Gorillapod Go Go! is an flexible legged tripod, that has been available for digital cameras for a little while now. The flexible legs allow you to position in any way or tilt that you prefer. Well now, you can get this thing for your PSP, cell phone and GPS devices. There are literally thousands of ways you can flex and arrange this thing into, so get creative and get your friends asking questions about it. $30.

If you need the high-end UMPC, then you should buy this new UMPC from Fujitsu that comes with powerful specs. The Fujitsu U Series UMPC comes equipped with a 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor, a QWERTY keyboard, a 5.6-inch Wide touch panel LCD (1280×800 pixels), 1GB of RAM, 60GB hard drive with the option for a 64GB SSD, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, webcam, memory card (SD and CF) slots, and two USB 2.0 ports. I think the 60GB of storage capacity is more than enough for a UMPC. $1,450.

Been straing your eyes to watch movies on that tiny little iPod video screen? Well check out this Ipod video enlarger and DVD player. The iPod slides in on the right side and is protected by a clear screen. You can then watch all your iPod videos on the 8 1/2″ screen. DVD playback makes this a very versatile little gadget. $270.