Yes, this is ludicrously large. It features 87 different tools – every tool ever offered on a Swiss Army Knife. These tools are capable of 141 different functions. Sure, the knife is currently $975, but… for the knife collector that’s nothing, right?
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Now you can record almost anything you want, whether it’s extreme mountain biking, your walk to work, or you kissing your girlfriend (or boyfriend).
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One of my New Year’s Resolutions is to be more organized, and this gadget from SmartShopper seems like just the tool to help me! It’s voice activated, so you just speak into the device and its adds to your list. Plus it organizes your list by grocery section, and prints your list for you to take to the store. You can use it for other errands, too!
Here’s one from the “That’s Awesome!” Department: A programmable Magic Wand TV Remote. You can program the wand to respond to your flicks, twists, and other wizardly movements and change the channel! Throw in some magic words and your friends will be utterly amazed! “Bigga Banga Theoriouso!”
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Though we’ve featured some silly alarm clocks in the past, this one may actually be good. The Shake Awake Alarm Clock is designed to go under your pillow, and then it vibrates you awake when it’s time to get up. It can also be set to sound an alarm for those mornings when you really need to get up, too.
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This ultra-cool, ultra-funky watch from TokyoFlash apparently tells the time in some way that I can’t quite figure out. At least it looks awesome, and it recharges via USB.
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Eye-Fe Flash Memory Cards are one of the coolest new products to come out in quite a long time. They are just like the regular flash memory cards you have in your cameras now, but they also have a built-in Wi-Fi transmitter. What does this mean for you? You take a picture, and the picture automatically gets transferred to your computer! You can even have the pictures get automatically get sorted by date, or uploaded to Flickr, Facebook, or several other image sites. It really is a fascinating bit of technology!
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