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NikePlus iPod Makes You Hear the Burn!

by Ron Callari

Now the sensor in your Nike+ can connect to an iPod and record your workouts. Its as easy as finding an iPod-compatible cardio machine at the gym and tracking your progress from one workout to the next. Minute by minute, mile by mile, you will be motivated by more than just from your iPod's tunes.

The Latest Thing In Mobile Technology! The Handy Cooler

by Must Love Gadgets

If you're going mobile, you can't stop with an iPhone or a netbook. You've got to get a handheld mobile cooling fan. The Handy Cooler even comes with roaming minutes!

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Electronic Nose Challenges The Dog As Most Sensitive To Human Smell

by T Goodman

While dogs are being cloned for drug-sniffing jobs in South Korea, a kind of mechanical dog is being built in Spain to biomimic the dog's sensitivity to human skin vapors. The developers are calling it the "electronic nose."

Thought You'd Seen Everything? Catch This Magic Dishwasher

by Must Love Gadgets

It really took a lot of imagination to come up with this remarkable and dazzling triple-function design. It's a dishwasher, and a more space efficient, energy saving, awesomely ahead-of-its-time design for a dishwasher I've yet to see. But this dishwasher also can take your dirty plate and spit it out as a clean bowl!

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DIY Glowing Dinosaurs Lamps: Dig It

by Jace Shoemaker-...

Need to spruce up the kids bedroom? If your kids love dinosaurs, and what kids don't, they are going to love this fun do-it-yourself product that is not only adorable, but is functional as well!

Kawasaki Developing Night VIsion Technology for In Helmet Heads Up Display

by George Delozier

The Kawasaki 1400-GTR Sportbike has already secured its place as one of the most technologically advanced bikes to ever hit the street. It features a Variable Valve Timing Engine, a keyless ignition system and tire pressure sensors from the factory, which seems like more than enough to keep anyone happy. However, Kawasaki decided the 1400-GTR needed more and are now set to make night-vision and a few other high-tech goodies part of the superbike's package deal.

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Robot Layoffs Essential During Recessionary Times

by T Goodman

What are the robots supposed to do when they are out of work? They can't get unemployment. Most likely, they won't even get to Twitter their friends or check out porn sites, like humans often do when they're laid off.

Mini Video Projector Shines 45-inch Display On Any Wall

by Steve Levenstein

The "Minijekuta" from Thanko is a miniature video projector that needs only a bare wall to do its thing: project decent quality video from a variety of sources.

An Electronic Ruler That's Smarter, Easier, And Even FUN To Use!

by Must Love Gadgets

Everything's going digital, why not the old wooden ruler? That's what industrial designer Shay Shafranek was thinking when he created the Electronic Ruler, but he also thought of ways to make calculations simple, exact and fun to use for everyone from school kids to professional architects.

The Mind Relaxer: A Mini-Vacation For Your Brain

by John P. Barker

Stressed out? Over worked? Send your noggin on vacation with the Mind Relaxer!

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