Electronics Gadget Review , Digital camera reviews, Electronic Price comparison

QUIK TOP CAN RESEALS SODA AND BEER CANS

April 9th, 2008



Ever crack a fresh brewsky only to realize you'd rather drink the two brothers, jack and john? The last thing you wanna do is let it go to waste, but unlike bottles you can't reverse the opening process. Enter the Quick Top Can Cap. It attaches to any regular sized soda or beer can and [re]creates an 'airtight sealed chamber so the delicious fizz stays fresh for days'. But it doesn't stop there. The cap doubles as a cup or coaster, and provides a spout for easy pouring.

Ships here for $15 (available April 18th, 2008)

TEDDY BEAR HIDDEN CAMERA

April 9th, 2008

With all the perps millin' around our neighborhoods today, you really can't trust anyone, especially the babysitter. Ok, ok, I hate to be the voice of skepticism, but there are some twisted folks out there. Protection is of the utmost concern, but the last thing you wanna convey to the Nanny is that 'you don't trust em'. This teddy bear includes a wireless hidden camera beneath its velour surface, a rechargeable 12 hour battery and a wireless receiver.

Available here for $312.

SPOON SCALE

March 31st, 2008


When I cook I'm trying to complete my meal in the quickest time possible. Sometimes weighing and measuring the ingredients can be the largest hindrance to an expeditious meal. Enter the Spoon Scale. Shaped just like an everyday spoon, it features a built-in scale that can switch between ounces and grams and can measure from .0005 to 10.5oz.

Available here for $35.

ELECTRICAL OUTLET SAFE

April 14th, 2008



Not only is this Electric Outlet Safe completely unassuming, but few criminals will peel back an electrical outlet for fear of electrocution. This mini safe will hold small amounts of cash, jewelry and credit cards, or a large bag of something. You'll just have to cut a hole in your wall.

Available here for $15.

RETINAL DISPLAY SYSTEM MAKES HUD GLASSES OBSOLETE

April 14th, 2008



Today's personal media player's, or PMPs, screens are too small. Even worse is the solution: bulky glasses with embedded screens (aka head mounted displays) that obstructs the user's vision. Brother's solution is a small and light weight attachment that can be fitted to any pair of glasses, which 'irradiates low-intensity light' on to the retina Ultimately, the retina is the display and a result it doesn't completely obstruct vision. Don't expect this retinal imager until 2010, though.

More info here.

BUY A SECRET DOOR HERE

March 25th, 2008


If you're like me you've dreamt of the day of having your very own secret passage. Creative Home Engineering offers both custom and semi-custom secret doors. They've even got an 'anne frank' like pre-configured dresser so all you need to do is cut a hole in the wall.

Prices start at $5000.

I'll let the pics do the talking after the 'leap'

[Freshome]

FINGER PIANO

March 28th, 2008


Recently we've seen a number of music apps emerge for the iPhone. But what about all those kids that can't afford the iPhone and don't have the maturity to take care of it? The Finger Piano, which is actually designed for kids, features keys on each finger and a few extra notes on the speaker portion of the device.

Check the video after the 'leap' of some dude rocking out on it.





More info here. (warning: in Japanese)

[Notcot]