A rectangular-shaped alarm clock and weather station in one, with translucent and silver plastic outer case.Also features a clock and calendar, backlight, thermometer, barometer and hygrometer an indoor sensor and outdoor sensor with a range of 70m.
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YOU MUST SEE IT TO BELIEVE IT! Can you imagine using green laser technology with holographics and two precision glass lenses to recreate the universe compete with occasional shooting stars and moving cloud formations in your home? The Laser Cosmos Star Projector fills your room with Stars, with an optional misty blue gas cloud formation and if you pay attention, the occasional shooting star. Can you imagine the ability to transform the largest or smallest space into your own personal universe? You’ll watch in amazement as the ceiling and walls take on the depth of the night sky with thousands of stars and moving cloud formations - then darken the room and see the universe with layer upon layer of stars moving as if the night sky is perfoming just for you! LASER COSMOS STARS PROJECTOR is not a toy. It’s an ever changing home theatre experience that will never fail to astound. It’s Exciting! It’s Romantic! It’s Absolutely Fabulous! You must see it to believe it!
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The Nu-Vue NV-710 Digital Photo Frame is the newest in a line of digital photo frames from Digital Spectrum, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of digital photo frames and media players.
The NV-710 is a full feature Digital Photo Frame with substantial premium features. It sports a high resolution, bright 7” TFT screen that displays digital photos in vivid colour. Set up as a slide show and play directly from a memory card - the number of images is only limited by the capacity of the memory card being used.
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We’ve seen some bonkers alarm clocks in our time but Clocky has just raised the bar. And that’s because this wacky waker-upper leaps off the bedside table and scoots around looking for somewhere to hide when its alarm sounds. No, really!
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Simply set Clocky’s snooze button to zero and when the alarm sounds all hell breaks loose as this madcap digital clock scurries away, making random turns and racing from your grasp as it searches for somewhere to hide, beeping and flashing all the way. Think R2D2 on Red Bull crossed with a crazy rooster and you’re halfway there.
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Let’s be honest, TV is the greatest invention ever. A rather sweeping statement when you consider some of the other contenders, but you can’t watch X-Factor, SpongeBob, 24 and the latest series of The Sopranos on an internal combustion engine or a flushing toilet, can you?
Indeed, TV is now so ridiculously entertaining, with so many fantastic digital channels, it’s difficult keeping up with your favourite shows. Yes, you can show-off and invest in a Sky+ box, but you have to keep paying for that even after you’ve shelled out for the unit itself. Then of course there’s Freeview, with its impressive range of freebie digital channels. But you can’t do all that pause/rewind live TV, record two channels simultaneously malarkey with that, can you? Well, yes, you can if you get hold of the amazing Topfield PVR.
This ingenious little box of tricks is essentially two Freeview digiboxes and a multifunctional 250GB hard drive in one. This means that as well as receiving loads of spectacularly captivating digital channels you can do all those fancy-pants Sky+ recording tricks without any subscription fees or unsightly dishes.
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Running out of juice when you’re chatting on your mobile, battling aliens on your PSP or listening to your iPod is one of the most annoying things known to mankind. Well it’s not, but it’s irritating nonetheless. Thankfully portable gizmos are rechargeable, so you merely plug them into the nearest socket and wait.
But what do you do when you’re nowhere near a power source? Well it just so happens that, unless you’re reading this from the Planet Tharg, you’re always near a power source: the sun.
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Handheld video cameras are great, but as the name suggests you need to hold them. With your hands. And that’s fine when you’re recording dad dozing, baby crawling and the best man making a fool of himself. It’s not so great, however, when you’re careering down a hill on your mountain bike, whooshing down the piste on your snowboard or holding three pints in one hand and a bag of pork scratchings in the other.
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Key chains and bag chains have become the must-have fashion accessories for the jet set and propeller set alike. Weird dolls and bizarre Japanese characters are all very well, but you can’t exactly engage with them much, which is where this dinky mini Digital Photo-frame key ring steps in. With 8MB of internal memory and Luddite-friendly software, this neat piece of electronic chic will hold and display up to 31 of your favourite photos. Camera phones, apart from being about as useful as wings on a chicken, will only display the terrible pictures you managed to take on the phone itself, and not your masterpieces from home and hols that you shot with a real camera.
The Digital Photo Frame Keyring has a very good quality screen, and you can choose from manual shuffle or automatic slide show to show-off your snaps at the click of a button wherever you are. The internal battery will charge from any USB port, so 
simply plug it in when you’re at your desk for a juice up. Transferring them to and from your key-ring is simple whether in a PC or Mac. Now you’ll always have snaps of your hols, your partner, your pet or your kid to hand, without having to drag your camera about with you.
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It is great being able to take digital photos but all too often they stay on your camera and don’t get seen enough.
Printing them all off can be costly and even then they often stay in the envelope and not on display. The iWallet is the perfect solution. It is a beautiful black leather wallet with the usual compartments for credit card and cash storage that you would expect. The amazing part is that it also contains a slim viewer that displays an album of your favourite photos. With an incredible 16MB of storage, the iWallet is like a tiny digital photo frame that can go everywhere you go.
You can take the viewer card out of the wallet and connect to your PC where the software will let you edit the album, so you can keep it up to date with recent holidays and party snaps. Your loved ones can record a message that you can play when there photo is displayed. Every time you open your wallet you will smile at the photos and sounds of your happiest memories.
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These are all very Blade Runner meets Minority Report. Basically these space age shades are your very own take anywhere 50 inch movie screen. Weighing in at just 68g, ezVision Video specs plug into your iPod Video or any portable video/movie/DVD player and screens your movies in such a way that it seems as though you’re looking at a huge screen. They allow you to zone out from the world around you and get right into the movie, slide show, or whatever. There are retractable headphones that are built into the arms of the specs, so you can truly plug-in and zone-out. Watch movies in bed without disturbing your better half, chill out on the train in front of a top film, or plug in in-flight and free yourself from those horrible little seat-back screens. They have an 8 hour re-chargeable battery, an integral volume control, and come with adaptors to connect to iPods (and we tried it successfully with the new Zune player too) and DVD players. When you can’t get to the cinema, bring the cinema to you.
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