Then let me introduce you to your new purse must-have, the Lightload compressed beach towel. It’s essentially a towel that’s been jam-packed into a tin can.

The only kicker is that once it’s out, it’s out forever. At $6.50 though, it’s worth it for a day of fun in the sun! After all, isn’t that how much you’d spend on a single mojito back home?

Low price considered, it’s also great for those jetting off to sunny destinations. Rather than lugging a big towel there and back, you can just take the little tin over, and leave the unfurled towel there when you fly back. Hey, I’m not one to litter—I wouldn’t recommend leaving something behind if it weren’t eco-friendly; the towels are biodegradable! Save the suitcase space for that bottle of spiced rum or those obligatory sea shell necklaces you just had to buy all your friends.

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Are you a techie? Is your significant other into tech too? Then you need to score this clever pair of T-shirts and light up your love this Valentines.

If you are separated by a few feet, 2 1/2 hearts will light up. But when you get within hugging distance, the pixelated hearts on the 8-Bit Dynamic Life Shirt will power up to a full charge.

Feel the power of love and show the world that geeks can be lovers too.

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It may not have the most memory or be the fastest but, this computer beats the others out when it comes to taste. A German company is selling Chocolap via Amazon - Germany for about $26 USD. Chocolap is a cardboard computer with a chocolate keyboard.

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At a glance it looks like an ordinary silver Zippo lighter, but it is really a camera. Just flip up the cover and press a button…that’s it. Yah, it sounds kind of creepy but it is really cool.

The camera also has a photo timer and continuous shooting functions. Uploading the pictures is just as easy. The camera is USB compatible, and once you have installed the included software retrieving the pictures from the camera is a cinch. Just plug one side of the cord into your camera, and the other into your USB port. The software then gives you the options of printing, formatting, cropping, archiving, and manipulating your photos.

I have to admit that the packaging is weak, but the camera is super sweet and great quality. Besides, who saves the packaging anyways?

Product Specifications:

• Built in 64 MB of memory
• Will hold around 100 pictures at 320x240 or 30 pictures around 640x480
• USB 1.1
• Takes 1 AAA Battery

Digital Camera
• Software CD
• USB Cable
• User’s Manual
 

I swear to you that I fell in love with this lamp at first sight. Measuring in at 19cm x 19cm x 39cm our Push Pin Lamp adds a dash of color to all work spaces, or wherever you want to put it for that matter.

The lamp has a cork bottom that is great for sticking notes and reminders, too. Choose from red, orange, blue or green. The light bulb fits right into the push pin head, and to make this sucker light up you just press down on the top of the push pin.

This is one of my favorite products we carry (along with the color changing clock). May it bring a great deal of entertainment to your boring office!

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When we cut something, it is important to keep the straight cut. There are many methods of doing this, beginning from simple pencil-drawn line to using a thread. However, modern times require modern solutions. In the era of digital technologies, using pencil is old fashioned. Try to use laser instead!

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Can you imagine a PDA without a touchscreen? With no screen at all? It is easier to imagine this when you take in consideration people who do not need any sort of imaging device - yes, blind people. It is hard for them to use modern gadgets, because they all require you to see the screen to operate, especially PDAs where all control is made using touchscreen. Unfortunately, no PDA manufacturer takes in consideration this fact when designing a new model - seems like no one really cares. But that’s not true - there are manufacturers who care.

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Back in the childhood days, we often played with magnifying glass - it was very cool to burn holes with the dot of concentrated light. And remember, how you wished to have one of those cool James Bond lasers that burned even through thick glass! With help of new technologies, manufacturers resurrect old childhood dreams, and make them possible - and this laser is one of them.

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Remote controllers, while very handy, have one flaw - they are intended for use only with one device, and have a limited operating range. They operate via infrared rays, so you must point it directly at your device, and be assured that nothing is in the way. If you think that this problem is still unsolved you are wrong.

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