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Maybe you remember the Bionic Ear that we covered last month. Now the same retailer has announced yet another spying gadget.

Do you find it easier to memorize letters rather than digits? The Word Password Combination Lock ($9) lets you choose from thousands of customized combinations, using 3-letter / 1-digit combinations.

This spy device acts as a bionic ear, allowing you hear faint sounds up to 20-30 meters (66-98 feet) away, and loud sounds at 100 meters (328 feet) with the included stereo headphones.

This door stop does not only block your door from being opened, if anyone would try to open the door it will set off a 125 decibel loud alarm.

The TeleSpy may not be a true alternative to a standard home alarm systems, but it can function as a low-cost option when you want to add a little extra security to your home.

Does your USB drive contain stuff slightly more sensitive than animated Dancing Baby GIF’s and “Send this hug to 10 persons” email templates? Then you might want to go with this Mission: Impossible one.

The hand grenade looking Pinqy ($62) is a small, yet very powerful, tool that comes in handy when you have the beginnings of a fire at hand. Here you can see a bunch of Pinqy video demonstrations.

Have you been sitting by your computer having the urge to be able to check some possible counterfeit money? Doesn’t happen every day, right? Well, if you do have the need to be able to do that, you now can by using the EM-D275 computer mouse. The company suggests that it could be utilized at [...]