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AK47 Water Gun Pistol

Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010

GadgetAK47 Water Gun PistolIf you watched the gadget show a couple of weeks ago you probably saw this great water pistol already, but I thought it deserved a mention here because it’s just so cool and the weather right now is just so hot!

These wicked AKs fire four jets of water every second and, because it uses batteries, there is no hand pumping needed – it’s fully automatic!

This has been in the top 100 must have gadgets in Britain since it came out, it’s probably the best water pistol ever and is certainly a must have water toy for this summer.

Self Stirring Mug

Wednesday, June 16th, 2010

self stirring mugAre you the ultimate slacker? Are there times when you just can’t be arsed? Are you so lazy you don’t add milk and/or sugar to your tea and coffee because you can’t be bothered to stir it and wash a teaspoon?

Then this Plain Lazy mug is ideal for you! The mug itself is ready installed with self-stirring technology, so there’s no need to strain your wrist of waste your time looking for a teaspoon.

At the flick of a switch your mug’s battery-powered motor will do all the work for you.

Features:

  • Self stirring mug
  • Battery opererated (included)
  • Not suitable for dishwashers or microwaves
  • Handwash with a damp cloth only

Buy the Self Stirring Mug from Amazon.co.uk and you don’t even have to go out to the shops to get it!

RCA AirPower Charger

Tuesday, March 16th, 2010

A company called RCA has created a quite miraculous gadget based on new technology that enables devices to extract energy from WiFi signals.

The new AirPower batteries, named because they seemingly get their power from thin air, are able to fully charge in 5 or 6 hours by harnessing the ambient energy produced by WiFi signals.

This means you’ll be able to use these AirPower chargers wherever there is a WiFi signal; at home, at the office or within a public WiFi hotspot for free.

Their initial intended use is for emergency back-up power supplies, but we’re sure the uses will expand as the technology develops – wireless electricity for instance has long been talked about in scientific circles, it seems we’re getting a few steps closer to realizing this technology with AirPower.

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