What? Xray bag? No kidding?
The X-Ray tote and shoulder bags, made of a space-age woven plastic fiber, appear to have been bombarded by X-rays, and have magically made your eyes sensitive to their reflection. It appears as though your stuff has gone through the security check at the airport (although, we highly recommend AGAINST carrying these through such a checkpoint as the NTSB, as a rule, has no sense of humor).

This is a very cute gadget! Very cute! What this iSmile Flowerpot do?
The iSmile Dancing Flowerpot speaker lights up and smiles at you, bopping and flashing in time to the music. The little flower grins and sighs when good mellow music is playing, and much more energetically when the beat ramps up. But when things get too quiet, your sweet electronic friend looks sad and blue, gets bored, and eventually goes to sleep. It has real personality, and will quickly become your iPod’s best friend!

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Is your mobile phone is your life? Well here is good news for you. There is always sometime when you really need to talk a lot then your cellphone battery went flat.Cellphones were originally designed to keep you connected while out in the field. Though “the field” can be rather lacking in wall outlets, so when your phone’s batteries run dry, and you’ve gotta top up, you’ll need a portable charger. The Turbocell Charger uses simple and readily available AA batteries to pump some go-juice into your cellphone’s lithium ions. As small as a pack of gum, and with enough connectors to mate with nearly any manufacturer’s phone, you’ll be good to go, no matter where it is you’re going.

The average AA battery can add up to 2 hours of extra talk-time, which might be just what you needed - especially if, during the above movie, you have to hack into the aliens’ computer network to upload a virus from your Mac. It would suck if your cellphone gave out at the last minute, and would make a terrible downer of a movie ending.
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What is it? Laser gun? Telescope? Nope. This thing called MySky has built-in GPS, LCD screen, magnetic north sensors, electronic accelerometers, & complex circuitry.

Take the MySky out of its package, plug in some batteries, go outside, preferably at night although even when you can’t see them, the stars are still there during the day. Now let the MySky figure out its location and time via GPS. There are three different basic modes to using the night sky - Identify, Find, & Guided Tour. In ‘Identify’ Mode, the default, you will be presented with a real time LCD view of the night sky, complete with constellations. Simply point it to the object of choice in the real sky, and shoot. It will identify! You can also take a ‘Guided Tour’ of the best objects available to you at the moment based on your location, date & time. Finally, if you want to locate a specific object (planet, comet, galaxy, etc.) - you can navigate through the menus, select the item and your MySky will point out its location in the real sky.

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