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The Desktop Coffee Maker
Getting up from your desk chair to make a caffeine run can sometimes be obnoxious, and occasionally impossible because of time constraints. With this little Desktop Coffee Maker you could keep wired all day long. Regrettably the more coffee you drink, the more bathroom runs your going to have to make, but at least you aren’t having to get up for coffee too. That is of course provided your boss actually allows the coffee maker to stay on your desk.
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CableBox Out-of-Sight Cable Storage
Take a look under your working desk and chances are you’ll find a plethora of cables as well as power strips lying around, collecting colonies of dust bunnies while making you look more unkept than you already are. With the CableBox Out-of-Sight Cable Storage, you will be able to keep everything neat and tidy – after all, cleanliness is next to godliness.
Simply place your power strips or surge protector inside the CableBox (no need to unplug anything first) then stow away the surplus cable lengths, close the lid and you’re done. Designed with cable outlets on either side of the enclosure, CableBox will fit almost any size power strip with extra space for the cords, adapters, etc. Space is gained when using the CableBox. Designed to fit all shapes and sizes of surge protectors and power strips, the fire retardant plastic lid is also the perfect spot to place connected devices. CableBox is available in Black or White color choice. Included rubber feet prevent it from slipping.
This nifty home improvement idea can be yours for $24.99.
Netgear unveils a couple more wireless routers
Netgear is a name often associated with network equipment, and today signals the release of two more wireless-N networking solutions for consumers and office folk in the form of the NETGEAR Wireless-N Router (WNR2000) and Wireless-N Router with Built-in DSL Modem (DGN2000). Both devices are more than capable of delivering the performance required to support the simultaneous use of bandwidth-intensive applications such as Internet surfing, Internet telephony, online gaming, and high-definition video streaming. Not only that, users will also benefit from Quality of Service (QoS) that ensures the right prioritization of simultaneous traffic. More details on both models right after the jump.
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Panasonic ups ante with new Toughbook line
When it comes to tough notebooks, only one company comes into mind for most people – Panasonic and their range of Toughbooks. The name itself gives the game away, I suppose, and today we have major updates to the Toughbook line, spearheaded by the thin and light F8, the T8 which is a tablet alternative that you can use as a bullet proof shield (I jest, but you get the idea on just how tough it is) as well as the extremely portable W8 that targets those who are always on the go. The common denominator would be the number 8, and the 8 Series Toughbook mobile computers will all feature the Gobi 3G mobile broadband solution courtesy of Qualcomm that allows one to remain connected to high speed mobile Internet no matter where they are.
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Kodak offers new All-in-One Printers
Eastman Kodak is back this time round, offering two new all-in-one printers for the masses – the ESP 7 and ESP 9. Both models will include the latest in print technology in addition to affordable, premium-quality inks that help create aesthetically pleasing as well as powerful printers, allowing users to print up to double the photos and documents with the same amount of dough splashed out on ink, helping the average consumer save up to $110 annually compared to its competitors in the consumer inkjet printers market.
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Boxing Skeleton ball point pen
With Halloween coming around pretty soon, you will find a whole slew of commercial items released to celebrate this holiday. Among them is the Boxing Skeleton ball point pen, where pressing its button will automatically cause its eyes to glow red while boxing away, hoping to score a TKO on whoever is in its path. Something to while away the long and boring hours at the office, no doubt. I wouldn’t use this to place my John Hancock on official documents in the corporate boardroom though. Strangely enough, the pen itself costs $2.49 but the shipping fee is a whopping $5.
Japanese Popping Edamame Keychain
Folks with itchy fingers who need to keep them occupied while performing other tasks such as going through a list of numbers or talking to somebody over the phone will definitely find the Japanese Popping Edamame Keychain to be a boon.
Each Japanese Popping Edamame Keychain has three beans. The end beans are small and immature. The middle bean, however, has one of 12 random faces printed on it. Why? We don’t know, but there is nothing like the smile it puts on your face. And the beans are connected to some sort of elastic band, so they pop back in to be popped again as many times as you want. It sounds silly, but trust us, these things are highly addictive. They are also a great way to keep your fingers busy during boring meetings and your mood positive – because no one can frown when their edamame smiles.
ThinkGeek is currently selling these pointless yet fun keychains for $8.99 each.
Donald Duck Nohohon
Solar-powered toys make for pretty cool gifts, and this Donald Duck Nohohon will definitely melt the heart of the receiver due to its uber-cuteness.
This awesome card/photo holder works on the principal of perpetual motion. Donald Duck relaxes your senses and invites you into a calming world. He needs no batteries as the warm, bright rays of the sun energizes him. So sit back, take a deep breath and embrace the calming, relaxing influence of NoHoHon (the Japanese word for relaxation). Never needs batteries!
Constructed from plastic, the Donald Duck Nohohon measures 4″ tall and 3.5″ wide, making it small enough to find a place even on the most cluttered of desks. $24.99 is the asking price for the Donald Duck Nohohon.
