In the 1970s the ground-breaking Polaroid camera became a staple across bedrooms worldwide as lovers could take photos in the privacy of their own home and get as creative and erotic as they wanted to without having to send the roll of film off to be processed. The founding editors at TicKL Magazine have published brilliant untouched photos that showcase the evolution of erotic Polaroid photography. The magazine is produced in Vienna but can be purchased online; thus far they have released four editions the latest edition titled Dickstravaganza. $23.

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Remember the times when rock and roll was pure? When artists cared about their craft and not their image? Well, this book will definitely enlighten its readers on what the rock scene was like before. The Backstage Pass is a collection of over a hundred rarely published photographs of such musical greats like The Rolling Stones, Elvis, The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, and many others. Coupled with three essays about the artists’ lifestyles deduced from the photos, the book is a perfect tool for reminiscing on the days gone by for rock and roll. $30.

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Things are getting so small these days I don’t know how people aren’t losing all of their gadgets. This credit card sized camera is only 1/2 inch thick but it’s still fully functional. At 10 MegePixels with a 3x Optical zoom, a 2 3/4″ LCD screen and in field picture editor, you don’t lose any functionality to the size. $250.

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Have you ever been forced to sit through hours worth of slides, after helping lug around and set up the bulky equipment? If you haven’t then count yourself lucky, but here comes a product to take those ancient slides and film negatives into the 21st century. Just insert your slides or negatives into the machine and the 5 Megapixel scanner will transfer them straight to your pc. Then if your relatives still feel the need to show you pictures from their 1973 trip to the Grand Canyon, they can do it on their laptop where you can hopefully distract them with youtube videos, or any other wonders of the internet. $TBD.

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.

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.

This remote controlled helicopter, the Draganflyer X6 holds a digital camero or video camera and has an anti-vibration feature to make sure your videos come out smooth. It also has an automatic descending and landing feature, so crashing is virtually impossible. a 90 degree tilt on the camera holder makes sure you can get your shot in from any angle. I;m sure you can imagine all the things you can do with this thing, but I would probably start with voyeurism and espionage. Price TBA.