OK, so the title is a bit of an exaggeration on our part, but the Clarity C4230 Phone is surely one loud puppy, capable of pumping out 50dB audio whenever there is an incoming signal, while letting you roam 30% farther when compared to your previous wireless home phone system. Apart from that, you plus get an additional 8 hours of standby battery life. There is plus an integrated answering machine which helps you filter through fundamental and spam calls when you’re back from a towering holiday. Heck, even slow-motion playback is thrown into the mix just in case you can’t quite catch what the other person is spewing. The asking price? $259.95 a pop.

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Check out that Umbrella Bagger machine which hails from nowhere else but Japan – it does away with the need to ready a faraway plastic bag at the entrance of your establishment whenever it pours, as all your customer needs to do is slide the umbrella within and a bag will be slipped on automatically. Of course, there is plus the issue of short umbrellas getting in the way, but fret not as there is an equivalent dispenser for those as well! It requires no electricity at all which is another plus point, relying on springs and levers instead to get the job done. Too poor they are pretty expensive at $1,800 a pop.

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The MobiCam Digital wireless monitoring system comes in handy for parents who want to keep track of their littles ones at night who reside in various rooms all through the home – after all, it lets you monitor up to 3 different cameras remotely, as expanded as those cameras do not go beyond the 450 feet mark. A cordless monitor that holds a 2.4″ LCD pivoting display can run off its rechargeable lithium ion battery for 8 hours before requiring a trip to the nearest capability outlet. As for the cameras, they come with a wide angle lens that can capture as much as the space they’re monitoring as possible, while a set of IR LEDs that circle the lens lets you view in darkness up to 30 feet. The MobiCam Digital starter kit comes with a monitor and a sole camera for $189.99, where you can add additional cameras at $99.95 a pop.

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The iPad has been quite a hit since its release, but for those who wish to do plenty of typing on it can check out the GroovyStand Writer, where it lets you place your iPad on your lap when positioned correctly, letting you view it in landscape or portrait formats. A couple of grooves of 45 and 18 degree angles help hold your iPad in the mentioned formats, and you can choose from brown, natural and black stained hardwood colors at $14.95 a pop.

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The Skype Shop has put up the Freetalk Everyman HD for pre-order, where you will be able to enjoy on-board H.264 hardware encoding at up to 720p video at 22fps right out of the box. Of course, you will need to run at least Windows XP on your machine with 1GB RAM and a dual core 2GHz processor, although folks using a Mac are on the losing end of things yet again with mere VGA quality at 30fps. Pre-orders can be placed for $50 a pop.

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The TungstenW biometric wallet offers a strange way to build certain that your credit cards as well as cash remain in a much more secure environment compared to being stashed away in a standard issue wallet. You will need a computer before taking that wallet out for a spin though – it needs to hook up to your computer, where you will next program it with a relevant fingerprint. From henceforth, only a swipe of the right finger will enable you to access it. Apart from that, the TungstenW biometric wallet even comes with Bluetooth connectivity that enables you to pair it with a Bluetooth-enabled handset, setting off an internal alarm whenever you roam 10 feet away from your wallet. Available in black, gold, green, pink and white fiberglass colors, it will retail for $399 while the carbon fiber and Kevlar version is going for$599 a pop.

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Folks living in Europe will be able to get their hands on a trio of new Navman GPS navigation systems – namely the Navman 575, Navman 475 and Navman 470. All three will rely on TomTom’s licensed their IQ Routes technology, alongside Mio’s own LearnMe feature that lets the device pick up which are your favorite routes. The Navman 470 and 475 are pretty similar hardware-wise, coming with a 4.3? display while the Navman 575 has a more generous 4.7? touchscreen display. Other features comprise of a one year free real date traffic and safety camera info, SiRFStar InstantFix and Google Send-to-GPS. You can expect to fork out £99 for the Navman 470, albeit it comes with Western European maps only that May. As for the Navman 575, it will retail for £149.99 a pop.

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The Save a Drop Hose Nozzle is a pretty different device as it helps you save our earth, thanks to its operate as a water use counter that gives you a reading of just how many gallons you have spent on watering your garden. At $24.95 a pop, it might just cause you to return to using a regular pail and sponge to wash your car instead of spraying it using the garden hose.

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This is a different LEGO lamp from the one that we saw a couple of years ago, since it comes in a 2×2 brick structure factor with a wall mount so you don’t need to leave it pointing upwards all the day. Being portable, you can tote that around on your camping trips as well, using a trio of AAA batteries to potential it – so that is fair warning to get rechargeable batteries whether you know what’s good for our environment. It comes in blue or red colors, and has a quartet of LEDs to light up the surrounding area with a brightness level switch to boot, now how about that! It retails for $22.90 a pop.

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If you’re looking for a fancy gadget to manufacture your iPhone look like it came from another planet, the microRemote from Redrock Micro will probably fit the bill. It’s essentially a focus ring detached from the DSLR that it controls, and can be operated just like that, but whether you pop in an iPhone or iPod touch, it suddenly gains superpowers. Fire up the included app and you’ll get aperture, zoom and some focusing assists to help you get the perfect shot. You can be certain that you’ll look like James Bond using one of these, though you’ll need to be willing to shell out the $1,000 asking price for one of these come summer.

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