Words fail to describe the coolness that is the R2-D2 Digital Audio and Video Projector ($3000). Inside this detailed R2 replica lies a 1024x768 resolution, 1500 lumen DLP projector, a built-in CD/DVD player, an iPod Dock, memory card and USB slots, a 20-watt speaker system,... [More]
Don't leave it up to the USPS to track your most sensitive mail properly. At just a fourth of an inch thin, the GPS Mail Logger ($695) is a GPS tracking device that can be mailed in an envelope, tracking the exact location, speed and... [More]
We're all for one-stop charging stations, and the new Bluelounge Sanctuary ($130) is now one of our favorites. The rounded square-shaped station has a universal charger hidden below its top tray, which allows you to plug in multiple devices at once. It comes with 12... [More]
If you're a do-it-yourself kinda guy, you might be interested in checking out the BUG for your gadget needs. Made up of a BUGbase ($300) and BUGmodules ($50-$100), BUG is a tinkerer's dream, allowing you to add functionality where and how you want it, and... [More]
Forget writing your own postcards. If you really want your sentiment to last, pick up a Carve Your Own Post Card ($12). The 4x6 wooden cards let you carve your messages into the surface with a sharp key or knife, letting you relive those days... [More]
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Got a gift that's too good to give away in the box it came in? Fool your recipient with a Fake Gift Box from The Onion ($20/4-pack). This terrific collection of boxes for ridiculous fictitious products — we're particular fans of the Visor-ganizer — is... [More]
Wouldn't it be great to have an extra portable power source for your gadgets that didn't take up much space and was easy to charge? The Powerstick ($70) is a thumb drive-sized accessory that charges via the built-in USB connector and can provide extra juice... [More]
Going beyond the traditional masking tape-and-Sharpie, Message Tape ($10-$15) is covered with dots or digital digits, which you use by blacking out the unwanted areas to create a custom message. Unlike other custom-order message tape (think police tape), Message Tape can display a different message... [More]
If you like getting your sports updates instantly, and sitting in front of a screen watching ESPN News all day isn't an option for you, check out Ambient's ScoreCast Devices ($125 each). While the company's Football ScoreCast has been out since Nov., the Baseball ScoreCast... [More]
As stocking stuffers go, there's few cooler than the Plantarium Single Vial Garden Lab ($10). This slender test tube features a nutritive and non-toxic gel created in collaboration with NASA scientists that allows you to watch your plant grow, both above and below the surface.... [More]
Back to the Future fans, your day has arrived. The Back to the Future Flux Capacitor Replica ($220) is a high-tech recreation of the heart of Doc Brown's time machine, featuring full lighting effects and adjustable power settings. Each 16-inch by 12-inch replica also comes... [More]
Oregon Scientific's Daylight Projection Clock ($130) displays the time and temperature on any flat surface in any lighting condition, automatically adjusting its built-in projector depending on how bright it is in a room. In addition to precise atomic time and indoor and outdoor temperature, the... [More]
If you're anything like us, your green thumb is actually a nasty shade of brown. The Thirsty Light ($10) can help this problem. The digital plant moisture sensor continuously checks the soil conditions, testing the moisture level every second. A LED light blinks when it's... [More]
Whether you want a beam powerful enough to melt through plastic, or just need something to light up the night sky, the Hercules 400 Laser ($3000) will get the job done. This handheld laser is capable of all sorts of laser-based mischief — like igniting... [More]
Finally, an umbrella that reminds you to bring it along before you need it. The Ambient Forecasting Umbrella ($100) is a 58" dual-canopy umbrella with a "gust buster" design, push-button opening, and one killer feature: a built-in wireless transmitter that gets the daily weather forecast... [More]
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