Be smarter than your local speed traps with this Cheetah GPSmirror. It features a built-in GPS that checks through a massive database of enforcement cameras in the US, Canada, Europe, and Australia. It also features a GPS-based speedometer display with compass, and coordinates in case you get lost. $250.
With us living in this digital age, it can sometimes be a hassle to keep track of all of your gadgets that you have charging at once. This new Super Charger XL from Stelton should make things a bit easier for you. The charging station features a sleek aluminum surface which is meant to keep heat away from your gadget’s batteries to extend durability. $TBA.
People have always had a little bit of an obsession with robots, but there’s always that fear of the computer chips frying and the robot turning on it’s owner. This robot, shouldn’t worry you though, as it can be sent, wirelessly through the use of of your home network to go on surveillance missions throughout your home using it’s built in camera. It can also play back MP3’s and be used as a telephone. $300.
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If you walk around all day with a pocketful of gadgets, and get home and lay them out to charge, and they make a mess of whatever room you put them in, then check out Blu Dot’s Juicebox, that will help you to organize your electronic life. This box hides the power strip and features a felted wool top to keep your gadgets safe and organized while they charge. $130.
If you are a bit absent-minded when it comes to closing your garage door, then the Garage Door Butler might be the perfect solution, to keep all of your valuables inside the garage safe. You can set a timer for a delay of 3, 10, 20, 30, 45 or 60 minutes, and a light sensor automatically closes the door when it gets dark. $60.
Engineering and prototyping are made easy with the new BUGlabs Modular Gadget Factory that comes with a set of snap-ready tools. The BUG is an open-source that let’s you create your own device with the help of some Java codes. For experimentation, BUG will help you customize and bring in together any gadget idea you have in mind. With BUG, you can develop GPS, monitors and security devices in a modular form. $580.
Some of us have jobs that depend on the weather, and some of us just plain don’t trust anything the weatherman on TV says. If you fall into either of those categories, then you might be in the market for the Jacob Jensen Weather Station 2. This thing will give you all the weather related information you could ever need. $330.
