The Ovei Life Pod from Oculas Group is an immersive entertainment cocoon designed for ultimate privacy. Packed with 5.1 surround sound, a 26-inch LCD display, and climate control, this $100k pod isolates viewers for a consuming film experience that makes the outside world disappear.
This elegant heart-shaped necklace hides a practical secret: an 8GB flash drive tucked inside its jeweled frame. Perfect for women who want to carry documents, photos, or music in style, it transforms everyday tech into wearable fashion at an accessible price point.
For the tech lover who has everything, the Moneual 701 Jewelry transforms a high-end multimedia PC into a 35kg luxury statement piece. Gold and brass panels plus 3,554 Swarovski Signature jewels dress up specs like Intel Core2 Duo, ATI Radeon HD 4000 graphics, and a 7-inch touchscreen.
The Amex Digital SP-7 marries nostalgic acrylic wood styling with modern digital frame capabilities. Store hundreds of photos, play slideshows with music, and use the built-in printer to produce physical prints on demand—all controlled by the included remote.
Capture natural street photography without your subjects noticing. This clever SLR lens attachment uses a precision mirror assembly and side cut-out to shoot perpendicular to where you're aiming. The 360-degree rotating mount lets you record candid moments from multiple angles while facing away.
ApriAttenda is a hybrid C3PO-R2D2 domestic robot originally designed to assist elderly people with daily tasks. Standing one meter tall with versatile arms, stereo vision, and voice recognition, this droid represents an early vision of robotic home assistance.
Hate typing on tiny mobile keyboards? This matchbox-sized virtual keyboard projects a full-size typing surface onto any hard surface via Bluetooth. With two hours of battery life and optional key-click sounds, it transforms your PDA or Smartphone into a genuinely productive device wherever you go.
HP's IQ506 TouchSmart Desktop PC packed a computer, HDTV, and DVR into one touchscreen unit. With built-in TV tuner, webcam, 500GB storage, and Vista 64-bit, it aimed to be the ultimate all-in-one entertainment hub for around $1400.
This LED faucet light attaches to any sink and illuminates flowing water with color-changing lights triggered by temperature or a steady blue glow. Water flow powers the LEDs, batteries included. A quirky, inexpensive novelty for bathrooms or kitchens that kids and adults alike will enjoy.
The BoomCooler merges a wheeled cooler with high-quality speakers for camping trips and outdoor gatherings. It plays music from CD players or iPods while storing cold drinks, though manufacturers oddly warn against wet beverages inside. A novel gadget that hasn't quite perfected the marriage of cooling and sound.
OnLive aimed to revolutionize gaming by streaming titles from server farms directly to a simple set-top box or budget PC. The service promised 720p HD gameplay with just a 5mbps connection, eliminating the need for expensive consoles or hardware upgrades, with EA, THQ, Ubisoft, and Epic signed on.
Turn office stress into laughs with a marshmallow blaster that shoots edible marshmallows up to forty feet. With shotgun-style action firing full-size or mini marshmallows, this novelty toy brings playful chaos to cubicle culture while keeping things soft and safe.
Sanyo introduced the VPC xacti dual cameras with waterproof bodies, letting users capture photos while recording video. The CA9EX works at shallow depths while the WH1EX offers 30x zoom for underwater adventures at affordable pricing.
A stapless stapler punches a thin strip of paper and folds it back through the sheets to bind them—no metal required. It's safer, cheaper, easier on copiers and shredders, and makes paper recycling cleaner. Prices start around $6 for basic models.
The Orange Liveradio wireless radio connects via Wi-Fi or Ethernet to stream over 5,000 international radio stations and 11,000 downloadable podcasts. With a remote control and simple interface, it brings global music, news, talk, and comedy straight to your home entertainment setup.
This wifi-enabled robotic bunny does everything Furbee couldn't. Nabaztag connects to the internet to read news, check weather, deliver messages, and wake you with personalized songs. It communicates through voice, flashing lights, and ear gestures—and can even interact with other Nabaztag bunnies.
