ExiTool Seatbelt Cutter For Paranoid Drivers
March 10, 2010
Ever wonder what would happen whether you crashed your car, and the seatbelt got jammed, trapping you in the vehicle, while you’re busy wondering whether your car is going to blow up (like they always do in the movies)? whether you have the ExiTool handy, such a scenario would become less of an issue, not that we’re saying crashing your car is a non-issue. The ExiTool clips onto your seatbelt and it’s ever ready in the event you need to slash through your seatbelt. As an added bonus, it has a tungsten window-smashing tip and button-cell powered flashlight in the event you need additional light. It’s currently listed as “coming soon”, with the price tag of $26.99, though the question is, would you shell out $26.99 for something to cut through your seatbelt in the event of emergency?
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Pixel LV-W1 Wireless Remote Control
February 23, 2010
DSLRs these days come with the LiveView operate that makes it easy to preview whatever you're going to shoot, and the Pixel LV-W1 Wireless Remote Control comes in handy to help you shoot remotely to capture very different looking images. The transmitter is clipped to the flash hot shoe, while connected to the camera through the USB port. It will thereupon broadcast the LiveView feed to the receiver which boasts a 3? LCD display at 960 × 240 resolution. There is an 80m working range, alongside an 8-hour battery life that makes it great for remote photography. Compatible with both Canon and Nikon DSLRs, it retails for approximately $335 a pop.
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S1Digital Blu-ray Disc Changer
February 8, 2010
Have you built up your Blu-ray movie collection to such an impressive extent that you have no where to organize it? that is where the S1Digital Blu-ray Disc Changer comes in handy, where it retails for $1,499, offering your Windows Vista/7 Media Center PC or Windows Home Server computer added capability to browse through up to 100 Blu-ray discs at once. Sounds like a major investment for any household when it comes to entertainment, don't you think?
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Flashlight LED Spy Camcorder
February 1, 2010
Spy cameras never seem to grow old, and we’ve seen spy cams crammed into flashlights before, but that Flashlight LED & Spy Camcorder seems to have done a good job of cramming the camera into a pocket-friendly size device. With that, you can always have a handy flashlight around with you, and when you decide that James Bond needs an assistant, you’re good to go. that device, capable of recording at VGA resolution at 29fps, comes with a microSD card slot, USB port and rechargeable battery. It’s going for $59.90, which might seem a little steep, but whether you want to join the ranks of James Bond, you’ll need to invest, right?
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Live Checking Card could cause cardiac arrest
January 29, 2010
For those who believe that men must be the traditional breadwinner, soon after the Live Checking Card could come in handy in these contemporary times. After all, you would want to keep a close eye on just what your other half spends on while you're hard at work in the office, wouldn't you Judging by the card's namesake, the Live Checking Card is capable of showing your accumulated spending amount right after any purchase. that is made possible thanks to e-ink technology that will refer to your purchase history with bank detail transactions by the month via RFID. Still in the conceptual stage at point of publishing, we wonder whether stylish wives and girlfriends of the rich and famous would want to see their spending watched and possibly curbed in such a manner.
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TMT Tactical Wallet
January 19, 2010
If you're a member of the SWAT, soon after chances are you won't settle for an ordinary wallet. that is where the likes of the TMT Tactical Wallet comes in handy, as it holds other essentials such as a compass, tweezers to get those nasty black heads out (or splinters when you're hurt in the line of duty), a toothpick, a pen, a glass breaker and a couple of hidden compartments to store whatever miscellaneous items you can think of. Too poor that is one poor boy that makes your pants sag even when empty, tipping the scales at nearly 0.5 lb without anything inside. Oh, and for $125 it doesn't stop bullets - just letting you know.
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SHAPE Services Business Card Reader For BlackBerry
December 31, 2009
Business card readers are handy little things, as they held you scan knowledge into your mobile device without having to manually enter all that data. Now SHAPE Services has announced that it will be releasing a BlackBerry version of its popular Business Card Reader application. The Business Card Reader will recognize business cards in English, French, Italian, German and Spanish. whether your language isn’t on the list, you’ll have to rely on the promise that more languages will be added in future versions.
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