Visorganizer
February 29, 2008
You have to love these random product boxes such as the USB toaster. It would be funny to see someones face as they get a gift boxed in a completely random but convincing box.
The latest is the Visorganizer which promises to keep you organised. The Visorganizer clips on to your hat at the front and allows you to keep appointments in eyes reach at all times… well, so it says on the box
Via: Fosfor
Bluetooth MP3 Watch
February 29, 2008
Wireless technology is amazing as it allows the wires to be dropped so they do not get in the way. This MP3 watch is built by Goldlantern and features Bluetooth 2.0 technology along with the headphones. What this allows you to do is pair up the watch to the headphones and then your mobile phone to the headphones. Should a call arrive while your music is playing, you are alerted and can take the call over the headphones.
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WPM Speedometer - How fast can you type
February 29, 2008

How fast do you type? If you think your good and like to show your WPM speeds off then get one of these USB speedometers. The device is simple in that you connect it to your USB port of a laptop or PC, type away and watch the amount of words clock up in the digital display while the dial sweeps around to show your current WPM (words per minute) speed.
The current record for speed typing is 212 WPM. This USB speedometer allows for a few more with a top end of 260 WPM being able to be captured. I wonder if anyone will ever reach that side of the scale which would be just over 4 words per second.
The WPM speedometer costs £19 from DrinkStuff.
Via: Gadgettastic
Triton 79 - Limited Edition Cooler
February 29, 2008
The Triton 79 Amazing is built by Asus and is a limited edition cooler for your CPU. Just 3200 of these will be built. The cooler is aimed at gaming enthusiasts and helps keep PC’s running at the lowest possible temperature. By lowering the operating temperature it allows for some major over clocking of the processor and in turn, that speeds up the PC making game play and graphics smoother. The Triton 79 supports Intel Core 2 Extreme, Core 2 Quad-Core and AMD Athlon 64 processors.
The cooler is metallic looking, made from nickel plating with a copper base. 4 copper heat popes with aluminium fins help disperse the heat away from the processor and to top it off, there is a 12 cm fan to keep things cool. I have to admit that it does look like a great cooler for the gaming market and with only 3200 being made available, we can expect this one to sell quite quick among enthusiasts.
Via: GizmoWatch
Portable ECG tests your Heart on the move
February 28, 2008
For some, a weak heart can be a problem. One way of testing your heart is by booking your self in at a hospital and having some tests done. The other way is to use this Portable ECG tester. The ECG runs a small GUI OS which displays data on a small LCD screen. To activate the device you touch the primer with 2 hands and you then see the ECG trace scroll along the LCD screen. To further let you know what is going on an LED will flash to the rhythm and that is accompanied by a beep also. If you want to see your ECG graphs on the larger screen then you can connect it to your PC via a USB cable and analyse the data on the PC.
Along with the Portable ECG tester there are some unique ideas of where to use this device. These include sensors on a bike so you can see when you are pushing your self too far, for public speakers to hold it to their chest so everyone can see when they are telling lies (indicated by an increased heart rate) and built in to cars so you can monitor the stress levels while driving.
For details on how to get hold of one of these check out the link below.
Product Page Via: TechChee
Long Life Light in a Milk Carton
February 27, 2008
UHT milk lasts longer then your average pint of milk and this is the whole thought process behind creating the Long Life Light. The light is designed in the shape of a UHT milk carton and inside, it contains a long life light bulb. The carton makes for an interesting lamp shade for use at the breakfast table, but make sure you dont put it back in the fridge when you finish your breakfast.
Product Page Via: LikeCool
Rear View Mirror with LCD and Recording
February 27, 2008

Insurance companies and other parties who you just crashed with are quick to pass the blame on to you. With this rear view mirror these kind of problems will be minimised as it also has a built in LCD screen and recording unit. When you witness something or are involved in a crash then you can use the recording as evidence of what happened and who was at fault. Cameras record behind and in front of you giving a fairly good view of around you. As well as recording video, audio is also stored too. The cameras start up automatically when the car is started and switch off when the engine is stopped.
Although it will prove that you were in the right when crashing, it could also prove you were in the wrong… so some might not want to use this although it could ensure justice either way is served
Check out the 2 videos after the jump to see actual footage from the cameras, including a crash.







