Eyesight failing you because of age or prolonged computer usage? Then you might need the Wireless Page to TV Magnifier. It looks like a mouse but it’s actually a scanner that transmits the magnified image of the material you’re scanning to your TV. Depending on your TV size, magnification can be up to 25 times. Now, nothing can escape your new-found eagle eyes. $150.

You may laugh or even wonder at 35mm films but before the advent of digital cameras, film was the only way to go when you wanted to capture photos. Maybe you might have a few strips of negatives or slides that you might want to preserve digitally, then the nifty Film 2 SD Negative Scanner might just be for you. The gadget scans your films or slides without a PC and stores them digitally into whatever medium you may have, be it an SD card, micro SD, or even a PC. You can have the leisure of previewing the scanned image with the built-in LCD viewer and you can even manipulate your images on-board. Perfect for preserving your parents’ wedding photos or even your prom, depending on how old you are. $178.

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.