Most people associate a training coach with exercise and a lot of hard work to get fit. I must admit that I never thought that you needed a coach to sleep though. Zeo have created the personal sleep coach which is a device that trains you to get a decent nights sleep.

The Zeo device requires that you go to sleep wearing a small headband. The headband measures brainwave patterns to see what your sleeping habits are. [Read more…]

This projector is more then your average projector. It functions as a projector, media player, DVD player and a video games console all in the 1 device. It is named the CVGI-E28 and is an LED based projector that has a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels and can throw a fairly large screen measuring over 100 inches in size.

The CVGI-E28 has several inputs allowing VGA, HDMI, S-Video and composite inputs. However, as it’s all built in you can actually just plug in the device and use the built in DVD player to play your content. Sound is also built in allowing for stereo sound to be played direct from the projector. [Read more…]

We are seeing a bunch of geeky style soaps recently over from sellers at Etsy. Once again we have another geek style soap made in the shape of space invaders. The Space Invaders Soap measures 1 inch by 1 inch in size and is good for a few washes. They are available in packs of 24 and come in a variety of fragrances. [Read more…]

If you recently purchased a Kindle 2 and went to read it at night you will have quickly found out that you cannot see it. This is the problem with e-paper in that there is no backlight usually. For those of you who want to read at night these LED reading glasses might work for you. Of course they are compatible with e-books and regular books and what they do is provide light on the edges of the glasses so that you can read in the dark.

The reading glasses have super bright LED’s in each corner of the lenses and 4 batteries are held within the frames. The batteries are good for up to 30 hours of night time reading. The LED’s work with a switch built in to the hinges of the glasses and when the arms are opened the lights switch on.

The advantage of having LED’s built in to your specks is that you don’t have to faff around with a book light every time you turn the page.

In my book, the LED Reading Glasses are a winner! But there is one drawback: the glasses are only available with refractive lenses. In other words, you have to be presbyotic — nearsighted. They are available in 1.5, 2.0, and 2.5 diopter. From Hammacher Schlemmer with a lifetime guarantee.

Available from Hammacher Schlemmer costing $39.95.

The A.i.R project (meaning Art in the Room) is a device that costs over $600. It is a complicated device which sits in your room and generates light patterns. [Read more…]

These cushions are designed to look like they’ve come right from your keyboard. [Read more…]

The Intelliscanner is a portable barcode scanner that allows you to track all of your belongings at home that contain a barcode. [Read more…]

It’s been a while since we mentioned a funky alarm clock, so today we reveal the Banclock. Banclock is an alarm clock in which you have to pay to get it to switch off in the morning. [Read more…]

The GeoBulb is one mightily expensive LED lightbulb that costs $120… just for 1 bulb. It runs at 7.5 watts which is the equivalent of a 60 watt regular incandescent bulb. [Read more…]

This light is in the shape of a creepy eye. It’s just a concept at the moment. It is made of polished metal and the eye lids are capable of opening and closing. [Read more…]

I came across this interesting home security system that’s still in development today. Vigilant Windows are windows which detect the “potential” risk of someone breaking in to your home or office. [Read more…]

The Revio CLV is a premier lighting control wallstation that allows you to control lighting in up to 4 rooms each configured with 4 different scenes. [Read more…]