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Popdrive marries storage and drinking

post from Ubergizmo on 25 April 2007 11:58:47 PM. © Ubergizmo

I'm not sure when did drinking and storing files actually merge, but I don't mind offices amending the "no alcohol" policy to accomodate the presence of the Popdrive. This keychain is actually a 1GB flash drive integrated with a bottle opener, or is it the other way round? You can argue about that right now, but after a few drinks *hic* it doesn't really matter. What matters is the fact that you're high with some ice cold beer, leaving the cares of the world behind. Work? What's that? Sober people will probably avoid forking out $29.99 for this device.

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Piggy Foot Massager

post from Ubergizmo on 25 April 2007 11:57:37 PM. © Ubergizmo

I'm not too sure whether this is a kosher deal for our Muslim and Jewish brethren, but this Piggy Foot Massager definitely oozes with cuteness! A handheld remote allows you to adjust the intensity of each massage (choose from two levels), and it looks big enough to accomodate all but the feet of a giant. Heck, when something this cute comes in pink, you can be sure that the ladies will start fawning over it. The Piggy Foot Massager retails for £24.99 and comes with a removable lining which can be washed after taking in smelly feet for some time.

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Remote Control Mini Car Pen

post from Ubergizmo on 25 April 2007 11:56:31 PM. © Ubergizmo

The Remote Control Mini Car Pen will make a great gift for those who do not have any portable gaming systems of any kind, since it offers the functionality of both a pen and a remote control for a small toy car. The pen cap also serves as cones for you to control the little bugger around, keeping you (and others around) mildly entertained while you wait to be served at a restaurant, office, or at any other appointment. The car measures 3.4cm x 2.3cm while the remote control is powered by four LR44 batteries. There is a five to seven meter range on the remote control pen, so that ought to be more than enough on a small desk. The Remote Control Mini Car Pen retails for $20.

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Buffalo BSKP-CU202/SV Skype phone

post from Ubergizmo on 25 April 2007 11:55:20 PM. © Ubergizmo

Buffalo BSKP-CU202/SV Skype phone

The Buffalo BSKP-CU202/SV Skype phone offers unprecedented functionality in a sleek form factor. Requiring no drivers at all, all you need to do is plug it into any available USB port and you get instant audio output of 6W through three channels, making it double up as a pretty decent speaker system for most office machines as well. Features include echo- and noise-canceling that ensures you get crystal clear conversations over Skype each time. The bus-powered Buffalo BSKP-CU202/SV Skype phone retails for ¥9,800, which leaves us with no choice other than to import one.

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XtremeMac MicroMEMO

post from geekBlue.net on 25 April 2007 11:55:00 PM. © geekBlue.net

XtremeMac, based out of south Florida, offers cases, chargers, and many other accessories for your iPod. No matter if it is the iPod Shuffle all the way up to the iPod Video, XtremeMac has something for you. This particular...

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Plantronics Dusty Pink Explorer 330

post from Ubergizmo on 25 April 2007 11:53:57 PM. © Ubergizmo

The Plantronics Dusty Explorer 330 Bluetooth headset comes in the favorite color of many a female - pink. This headset has been released in conjunction of Mother's Day and will be priced around $80. Other than a new coat of paint, everything else about this pink model is identical to a vanilla Explorer 330 headset. The internal battery offers up to 8 hours' worth of talk time between charges and can fit comfortably on either ear via its adjustable ear piece. Features include volume, answer/end call, last number redial, and voice activated dialing. The Plantronics Dusty Pink Explorer 330 has a range of approximately 10 meters which is pretty neat.

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Transformers earphones coming soon

post from Ubergizmo on 25 April 2007 11:52:56 PM. © Ubergizmo

Transformers earphones coming soon

With Transformers mania gathering momentum due to the movie's upcoming summer release, Takara Tomy has come up with the Transformers Music Label Frenzy & Rumble earphones. For those who want it in plain English, it is actually an ordinary pair of earphones that can transform into a robot, making you look as though you've got a Transformer dangling from your ear. You can pick this up (presumably in Japan only at that time) when it is released this July for approximately $35.

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Amiga announces PowerPC-based systems

Amiga announces PowerPC-based systems Amiga has made Mac users proud by announcing a couple of PowerPC-based systems, where one of them will be an entry-level computer with a target price that won't hurt the pocket ($500), while the other is a high-end version that targets enthusiasts, pros, and developers with a price tag in the region of $1,500. These new systems were designed with ACK Software Controls alongside. Looks like us consumers now have another computer to choose from before making a purchase, so let me get that bottle of aspirin to relieve my selection headaches.

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Tykho Bulb lamp is all rubbery

Tykho Bulb lamp is all rubbery While the Tykho Bulb lamp is not made out of 100% natural rubber, it does come with a soft silicon rubber exterior that houses a cool fluorescent tube light source within. What makes this lamp special is the ability for you to press it with your finger without any adverse effects - an experience that is somewhat akin to that of pressing an inflated balloon. This home improvement idea is can be powered by four AA batteries or an AC adapter, and retails for $60 a pop. You can choose from a myriad of colors to spruce up your home. While the light source can still break if the Tykho Bulb is hit by a football in the home or topples over, at least you don't have to worry about sweeping up the glass shards that come with other conventional lamps.