Gadgets

Mario Kart Gadgets

September 12, 2007 Robert Birming 1

Something for the Mario fans – a phone, an alarm clock and a Mario Cart R/C.

Rechargeable Outdoor Fan with AM/FM Radio

September 11, 2007 Robert Birming 2

We have covered a lot of fans designed for indoor use, but this is actually the first post about one that is built to keep you cool outdoors.

Monster Dino is the name of the latest addition in the LEGO Creator family. A total of 792 pieces is used to build the small dinosaur, which can be rebuild into a spider that crawls or a moving crocodile. Monster Dino has moving parts, a […]

Wii 2-in-1 Combined Light Gun

September 11, 2007 Robert Birming 3

This handy Wii 2-in-1 Combined Light Gun ($18) holds your Wiimote and can be adjusted to suit different shooting games for your gaming console. Speaking of Wii and shooting games: Nintendo has announced that the Zapper will include Link’s Crossbow Training, a Zelda-themed target shooter.

USB Christmas LED Lights

September 11, 2007 Robert Birming 0

If Santa’s Slide Show Ornament was about being able to satisfy your gadget needs around the christmas tree, then this is your chance to get some christmas spirit going when being nailed to the computer. The Computer Powered Christmas Lights ($16) features 20 LED lights, […]

Bullet Keyring LED Torch II

September 11, 2007 Robert Birming 1

The bullet-shaped Key Ring Bullet Torch II ($3.50) is a follow-up to this previous model. It’s 3.5 cm (1.2 inches) in length and features a white LED.

Logitech AudioHub: 2.1 Speaker System and USB Hub

September 11, 2007 Robert Birming 1

Today Logitech announced their AudioHub notebook speaker system with integrated USB hub – combining a unique 2.1 one-piece speaker system and three integrated Hi-Speed USB ports in a compact design that fits neatly behind most notebooks.

Darth Vader Projector Alarm Clock

September 11, 2007 Robert Birming 3

We have covered Darth Vader clocks and watches here at GeekAlerts before, but never like this one. This dark side timepiece is the first ever to project the time and Dart Vaders name on the ceiling.

Yamaha LED Music Drawing Tool

September 11, 2007 Robert Birming 4

This futuristic LED panel from Yamaha is called TENORI-ON and is designed by Japanese media artist Toshio Iwai. The company describes it as a “16×16 LED button matrix performance instrument with a stunning visual display”. The idea is that you shall be able to use […]

RipRoar Video Creation Station

September 10, 2007 Robert Birming 11

The RipRoar kit from ToyQuest allows kids to easily produce their own short movies and then uploaded the clips automatically to YouTube.

LED Color Panel with Clock

September 10, 2007 Robert Birming 0

A color changing LED panel that doubles as an analog clock, maybe to go with the Cube Speaker or the LED Keyboard…or maybe not.

USB 180° Swivel Hub

September 10, 2007 Robert Birming 0

This hub features four 2.0 hi-speed ports and the possibility to rotate two of them 180 degrees. Useful when you want to hide some cables behind your desk, but still want to have easy access to one or two ports.

Wireless Pan & Tilt Surveillance Camera

September 10, 2007 Robert Birming 2

Maybe you remember the wireless baby monitor we covered some week ago. Here’s an even more sophisticated system where you also have the option to pan and tilt the wireless camera.

Mini Fridge with MP3, CD, Radio & Alarm Clock

September 10, 2007 Robert Birming 6

It may sound a bit weird to squeeze in all these features in a mini fridge, but it’s not such a bad idea if you are short of space and still want to be able to satisfy some of your gadget needs.

Alarm Clock with MP3 Player and Radio

September 10, 2007 Robert Birming 2

This small cube comes with both a built-in MP3 player and FM radio, giving you all possible options to you choose exactly what you want to wake up to.

Tiger Woods Golf Simulator

September 9, 2007 Robert Birming 12

Do you prefer dry land rather than the water theme jet ski and surfing simulators? Then this interactive golf game might be just the ticket.

i-Sobot Available for Pre-Order

September 9, 2007 Robert Birming 4

i-Sobot $299.99, the world’s smallest robot, is now available for pre-order. The tiny humanoid from Tomy, a Japanese toy merchandise company, is expected to start shipping in October. The i-SOBOT is fully functional and features 17 custom designed actuators and gyro-sensor that allow it to […]