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Flash Player With Speaker

Aiwa AW690 Originally uploaded by thegadgetguy. The Aiwa AW60 flash player includes a micro-speaker among its features, but to save space it was incorporated into the cap that goes over the USB plug. Sure, it probably sounds like crap, but at least it’s there if you need it. I’d guess it’s more useful for playing voice recordings than Jay-Z. There’s only one other player with something similiar, the M-Bird XT-21. The 4-color OLED screen is nice addition but the controls look a little simplistic to be much good for navigation. Other features include FM radio, line-in recording, 128mb-1gb capacity. No pricing or release date. (Via dapreview)

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Time Marches On

Robot Clock Originally uploaded by thegadgetguy. This animated Robot Flip Clock literally moves. Held in place on your desk via the rubber feet, the Robot Flip Clock’s legs swing when the numbers flip to create the image that the clock is moving towards you. Could be scary if you have deadline approaching.This unique timepiece was created by designer Michael Daniel. It measures 8″ x 3″ x 8″H, comes with 2 C batteries and sells for around $80.00. Click on the headline for link.

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Cheap Electronics Secrets - Sales Circular

Sales Circular Originally uploaded by thegadgetguy. Hey, Gadget Guy, how do you know if that computer. mp3, camera, etc., is a good price? Well, besides checking Frrogle, I head on over to SalesCircular.com to see what some of the big brick and mortar stores are having on sale for the upcoming week.It has listings for every state and a breakdown by electronics category. You never know what might be on sale -Click on the headline for link.

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Monday Morning Distractions - Paper Toss

In honor of the NCAA Tournament, here’s a little flash game that mimicks something that we have all done from time to time - shoot hoops with crumpled up pieces of paper. Add an oscillating office fan to the mix and adjust your shots accordingly. This should be good for killing a bunch of time this week. As always, click on the headline for link.

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Desktop Cellular?

Desktop Cellular Originally uploaded by thegadgetguy. Are you letting your long distance minutes go to waste each month? Ever wonder why you pay for a landline phone when the truth is, you make most of your calls from your cell phone anyway. The Universal Desktop Station aims to change all that:”Enjoy the comfort of holding a regular handset or even talk hands-free while using your cellular minutes with the Universal Desktop Station, a wireless phone base station that charges your cell phone battery as you talk. This base station supports all cellular networks.Use the Universal Desktop Station to make longer phone calls with your mobile phone, without consuming your mobile phone battery and without the discomfort associated with mobile phones. Its built-in speakerphone makes it possible to talk hands-free, and even using the handset, you’ll be avoiding the risk of cell phone radiation”About $65.00, click on the headline for link.

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Radio Pen

Radio Pen Originally uploaded by thegadgetguy. Other then the fact that this is so cheap, I’m not sure who the intended audience for this gadget is supposed to be. From the website:”This clever ballpoint pen features a built-in FM digital scan tuner — great for private, discreet listening in libraries, offices…just about anywhere. Clip to your pocket for handsfree use with the included stereo earbuds. There’s a handy volume control wheel on the cord that plugs into the top of the pen. Radio detaches from pen for independent use.”At least the price is right - about $10.00. Click on the headline for link.

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Chew On This (Or I Must, I Must, I Must Improve My Bust)

Bust Up Gum Originally uploaded by thegadgetguy. Some things you just can’t make up. And being the magnanimous guy that I am, I consider this post a public service announcement. From the article:”A chewing gum produced by a Japanese company can say the manufactures help enhance the size, shape and tone of the breasts. The gum B2Up is proving to be a big hit say Bust-Up gum, when chewed three or four times a day, the chewy also improves circulation, reduces stress and battles ageing. B2Up contains the plant extract, Pueraria mirifica and works by slowly releasing the compounds it contains. This they say helps to keep the muscle tissue in good order, Pueraria mirifica, also known as Kwao Krua, is a species found in Thailand and Burma, and has been used by indigenous hill tribe people as a traditional medicine for generations. The plant’s tubers contain a number of chemicals called phytoestrogens, including miroestrol and deoxymiroestrol, these natural compounds which create the effects of the female sex hormone oestrogen, as they are very close in chemical structure to oestradiol, the main human oestrogen. B2Up says that it is the effect of these two chemicals, coupled with a third phytooestrogen isoflavone, which makes its gum work.”Feel free to insert your own straight line in the comments section. Click on the headline for article.

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Codename “The Color”

Muro MR-200 Originally uploaded by thegadgetguy. I’m not quite sure why Muro felt it necessary to give its new MR-200 mp3 player a code name. It’s not like this is some sort of “24″ themed end of the world device which will require Keifer Sutherland to save us all at the last minute. Or is it? “The color” measures only 60 x 38 x 17mm and packs a near-1-inch 65k color OLED screen for displaying MPEG-4 movies and JPEG pictures. Battery life isn’t too shabby; some 13 hours per built-in li-polymer battery charge. Next to MP3 and WMA, Ogg Vorbis is also supported. Direct-encoding can be done into WMA-format, while FM-tuner + recorder & voice recorder are also part of the deal. Of course, “the Color” also supports USB2.0.Capacities and pricing not available yet. Keifer Sutherland sold separately.

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This One Goes To Eleven

Powermate Originally uploaded by thegadgetguy. Most of us (especially us guys) can’t resist the temptation to play with knobs. See a knob, turn a knob. Whether it is a car radio or a home stereo, it is almost as if we are preprogrammed to fiddle with them.Griffn Technology has released what might be the ultitmate knob - the PowerMate:”PowerMate is the coolest volume knob your computer has ever seen - but it’s so much more. You can use it to edit home movies or scroll through long documents or create your next audio masterpiece. How can PowerMate be this cool? Because it’s an assignable controller that you can program to do anything you want, in any application. Customize it to your needs and go wild!”Pretty cool and useful. About $45.00, click on the headline for link.

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Like A Car Wash For Your Mouth

Hydra Brush Ultra Originally uploaded by thegadgetguy. Have you been eating Cadbury Eggs since 7:00 a.m.? Maybe you’ve nibbled the ears off of a couple (or 6 or 7) chocolate bunnies or have had so many Peeps that your teeth feel like a road sander just spread sugar crystals all over them.Well, here’s your solution. From the website for the HydraBrush Ultra:”Other power brushes boast their high speed spinning action (4,000 rpm and more), speeds that generate a feeling of discomfort. HydraBrush on the other hand relies on accurate bristle positioning to obtain effectiveness, and as a result, the brushes can reciprocate at a fraction of the speed of other products, resulting in user enjoyment of a comfortable massage with every use.In addition to six brushes, HydraBrush has four (4) water jets that effectively oral irrigate during the brushing process. HydraBrush is much more effective than other oral irrigation devices because the water jets are preset to an angle that directs the pressurized fluid precisely into the gingival pockets and between teeth, again eliminating the element of human error.HydraBrush, with its six brushes and four water jets all working simultaneously, generates an oral cleansing with effectiveness far beyond that of any other oral care product. The cleaning process is also very enjoyable. A common testimonial of first-time HydraBrush users is along the lines of ‘its like putting your teeth through an automatic car wash’ just enjoy the ride and come out squeaky clean. Another common comment for first-time users is ‘it feels like I just got a cleaning from my dentist.’”About $179.00, click on headline for link.

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