Wow, this have to be one of my favorite indoor toys, fits in the palm of your hand and amazingly small but fly like a real helicopter. With metal frame you don’t have to worry about breaking anything when crashing, beside the shell is flexible.

This is a great Christmas gift for all all age. Syma Newest Model S107 3CH Gyro RTF Metal RC Helicopter

Its not all about thin HDTV anymore, check out Sanus’ new Ultra Slim TV mount from the VisionMount series.  Hanging less than an inch from the wall, you won’t even think its a mount but part of the TV itself.

Sanus will be releasing these in two models, the ML11-B1 for 26 to 46 inches, 110 pounds and the L11-B1 for 37 to 65 inches, 165 pounds.

The brackets come with quick-release tabs that can be used to unlock the TV from the wall plate and the ClickStand function that gives the TV an additional clearance space of 3.08 inches for some work room and access to cables and A/V hookups.

They’re priced at $119 for the first and $149 for the later, bigger mount.

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The new Nike + Sportband, yeah that’s what they call it, is Nike’s armband that will give you real-time performance feedback on distance, pace, time and calories burned.

It’ll come with an upgraded screen with better water resistance so no more excuses for running in the rain…

The best feature is probably its ability to upload data to NikePlus.com (which recently merged with nikerunning.com) which you can personalized and is also a social network to get in touch with other runners.  Theres many features online like Map It that will track your running history or find new routes and have goals and challenges to keep you running even more.

This is a great alternative for those not wanting to use Nike’s specially made shoes that tracks your data.  These comes in black/red, grey/pink, and anthracite/yellow.  They’ll be released July 15, 2009 for $59.

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This may be on the look such as a compact Death Star but, in actuality, it’s a top solution spy cam. The DVR CamBall is the previous regularly digital video camera and MP3 player that’s as miniature as a ping-pong ball and able to utmost at 320×240 resolution. What proper way to sneak a camera to top-secret arrangements as opposed to to roll it short of the door. Unfortunately, in the wake of it’s out of your grasp this is tad you can do to aim it.

For about $200 get one.

source: amazon.com

Featuring Logitech’s signature silver-and-black colour scheme, the USB Desktop Microphone can blend in gracefully through some accessories on your computer desk. The base, 89mm square, takes up tiny space; the microphone itself stands something like 200mm out of the base and regarding 230mm on the desk surface. A single enormous on/off button glows red when recording, producing your own “on air” light. Unfortunately, there is no mute button to let you discreetly duck out of voice chats — your just selection is the on/off button, that has an audible click.

Setting up and making the most of the Logitech USB Desktop Microphone is past easy: no application installation is necessary; easily plug the microphone to a USB port and turn it on. We got able to straight off use the mic through Sound Recorder on Windows XP and Windows Vista, as favorably as amongst GarageBand on a Mac. We similar to such a you can change the microphone’s angle, pointing it toward you or away to decide on up the sound of an additional speaker in the room. Unfortunately, angle adjustments have to be obtained in detail if you are in the midst of recording, otherwise the mic picks up the movement.

In fact, the Logitech USB Desktop Microphone proved sensitive an adequate amount of to only select up our quiet speech based on what i read in 10 to 12 inches away — that equals it in addition was sensitive sufficient to highest our mouse clicking and our PC fan. (Moving the computer below the desk solved the fan problem, and the microphone’s lengthy cable just accommodated the move.) Noise-cancelling facets on the microphone minimized, without totally canceling, these types of outside noises as a neighbour’s leaf blower — a helpful feature for real estate users who lack a soundproof studio.

To test the microphone’s sound quality, we recorded a snippet of narration for a house movie as good as certain of the a larger number of conversational speech standard of podcasts; we too tested it in on Windows Vista’s speech recognition software. In the recorded samples, our voice sounded extensive and simple over headphones and with our laptop’s speakers, creating the Logitech USB Desktop Microphone a high opportunity for coming up podcasters or voice chatters. However, the movie narration suffered when we transferred the movie to a DVD — the vocals sounded a great deal greater number of canned when played within a DVD player and a piece of real estate theatre process — so we can not recommend the mic for significant residence movie makers. Likewise, the microphone proved diminished as opposed to right for use in Windows Vista’s built-in voice commands and speech recognition; it took unusual tries to get the computer to “hear” our voice, and we had to repeat ourselves often. (Microsoft recommends utilizing a headset amidst the Vista speech recognition tools.)

Logitech backs the USB Desktop Microphone providing an industry-standard, one-year limited warranty. The company’s substantiation Web site bids user forums, a knowledge base, and an e-mail make to make contact with the company.

Best of all its only $19.99 at newegg.com