Handy Gadgets

ShopKitchenAid has reduced the price of the KitchenAid Ultra Power Plus Stand Mixer - (White on White) from $339.99 to $199.00. You can knock a further 30% off when you enter coupon code "KAVALUE4KAVALUE4" at checkout.
Features:
• 10-Speed Solid-State Control
• Includes Pouring Shield
• Includes Flat Beater, Dough Hook and Wire Whip
• Power Hub for Additional Attachments
• Capacity for Kneading Two Loaves of Bread
• Assembled with Pride in Greenville, Ohio

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Press Release

New Super Max® 6000 and 9000 machines offer steam and hot and cold water options in durable, mobile units .

WOBURN, MA - February 23, 2009 - Daimer Industries, a leading manufacturer and distributor of commercial cleaning products, introduced two new power washers to its Super Max® line. The Super Max® 6000 and 9000 straddle the existing Super Max® 7000 tri-mode unit in terms of price point and performance.

The Technology

The new power washers include offer tri-mode technology that allows the equipment to provide steam, hot water, and cold water depending on the cleaning situation. The new machines also have a unique feature that allows the operator to adjust hot water and steam temperatures with a dial.

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The Washington Post have published a review of the Vita-Mix 5200, Waring Pro 3HP and Blendtec Total Blender food processors. 'After weeks of working with the Vita-Mix 5200, the Waring Pro 3HP and the Blendtec Total Blender, I think the answer is: almost, but not quite. Take out the food processor requirement, and any of these blenders could indeed be an all-in-one appliance. Granted, if you already have a fully stocked kitchen, spending $400 or more on such a workhorse might not fit into your budget, especially during tough economic times. But if you're building a kitchen from scratch or putting together a wedding registry, if you're a smoothie addict or if your diet demands lots of fruits and vegetables and perhaps some alternative flours, one of these nifty things might be worth a look.'

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Press Release

GOOSE CREEK, SC—Briggs Industries, Inc., announces the release of the dual flush Conserver™ toilet. The high-efficiency toilet (HET) delivers an estimated average consumption of 1.28 gal per flush (gpf)—a water savings that embraces Briggs slogan, “Green thinking for a sustainable world.”

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A review of the Black & Decker VPX Hand Vacuum has been posted over at The Gadgeteer. 'I am impressed by the initial feel of power the vacuum gives when turned on. It seems like the 14V are providing sufficient muscle, but after sweeping up around the house, I start to notice something affecting the power. The filter was getting clogged up. The cyclonic action filter is designed to keep the filter clean from debris but unfortunately, it did a poor job for me, especially with lent-like (dust bunnies) fragments. When the filter starts to clog, the power is noticeably affected in a negative manner.'

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Press Release

(Salem, NH) Tychi Systems, Inc., introduced BioKnob™, the world¡¦s first doorknob incorporating fingerprint recognition technology. Only users whose fingerprints have been programmed into the lock¡¦s self-contained memory can turn the knob and open the door. It stores up to 100 sets of fingerprints, and all programming functions are accomplished directly at the BioKnob without need for external computers or wires.

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Pocket-Lint have published a review of the Glow Flow Tap which fits onto most taps (comes with a set of universal adaptors) and has an internal switch that lights up a set of LEDs when you turn on your tap in turn transforming the stream of water into a waterfall of light. 'Fitting is easy, it's just a case of screwing on the device to your tap fitting, and therefore doesn't need a costly plumber involved. There are three different sized fittings included in the box to fit most taps and the whole job took us, without a spanner we must add, about 2 minutes.’

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GadgetNutz have published a review of the Soda Club Home Soda Maker. 'My Sample unit was the “Edition 1” model. It is very sleek and futuristic looking with a brushed silver design with black accents. The machine is very lightweight and has few moving parts – which is a good thing. The Soda maker gets its “juice” from an included co2 cartridge. Just pop off the back and slide the CO2 cartridge into the holder. The cartridge screws in securely and then the back is replaced.

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Pocket-Lint have published a review of the DC24 Dyson Ball "Mini-Me" vacuum cleaner. 'We used the DC24 on carpet, floorboards and slate and cleaned a series of dirts such as flour, dog hair and even garden dirt. Like the DC15 the manoeuvrability is impressive with the claim of being able to turn on a sixpence being true. Drawbacks we found however are the size of the bin, something that shouldn't bother you if you are only cleaning a small flat and a fiddly hand wand set-up that requires you to construct it every time rather than as with the bigger model just extend it. However, where the DC24 outperforms the regular-sized DC15 is in its size and weight. It weighs 5.4kg.'

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Press Release

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 11 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Energizer is helping home owners see the dark in a new light by launching the Energizer(R) Light on Demand(TM) line. The first-of-its-kind home lighting product line provides continual lighting by brightening homes on a day-to-day basis, but also stays on when the power goes out. The line is made up of seven different products, each of which uses a unique light stick that is battery operated and can stay on when normal electricity goes out. Energizer (R) Light on Demand(TM) products are easy to install, energy-efficient and affordable, offering a variety of home lighting solutions for any room in the house.

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Surprise that special someone this season with a gift of the four modular resin lamps that make up the TwistaLamp package available from ThinkGeek for $99.99. 'LED's has given decorative lighting a brand new lease on life. Low power, bright and tiny, LED lights have opened up new ideas and new ways to jazz up your workspace. A pair of fine Brooklyn designers created these hand-cast resin bricks that can be connected in a variety of configurations. Each brick has four connectors that let you link up to another brick either inline or offset, and twisted 90 degrees. Each package contains four bricks, but you can link as many as twenty-four of them into a single chain of high-fashion lighting.'

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Personal Computer World have published a review of the Linksys SPA962 VoIP Phone. ‘Having cabled up the phone it then takes just a few seconds to boot, the firmware using DHCP to obtain an IP address and other basic network settings automatically. From here on it gets more complicated. Support for the Session Initiation Protocol (Sip) enables the SPA962 to be used with either a local VoIP exchange or public Sip services. Each line can also be configured with its own number or programmed to use a shared number assigned to multiple phones, with a browser-based interface provided to configure these and other settings. Unfortunately, this is far from easy to follow with a huge number of options that can be fiddled with if you want, none particularly well explained. As with a lot of VoIP products, documentation is minimal and a high level of technical knowledge assumed.’

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Digital Trends have published a review of the compact Nespresso C185 Le Cube Espresso machine . 'The industrial design team at Nespresso seems to be as skilled and dedicated to excellence as the design team at Apple. The entire modern line of Nespresso machines is stunning in elegant simplicity. The overall design and form factor of the Le Cube machine is equally unparalleled. Shaped as a near perfect cube with curvacious metal edges, clear plastic gull-wing doors, sexy satin paint, and metallic accents, every cubic inch of the Le Cube is somehow put to good use. Even the product packaging, brochures, and the espresso capsules themselves are all expertly designed with beautiful colors, textures, etc. At Digital Trends, we have a massive selection of gadgets, electronics, and computers with stunning design — LG and Samsung televisions, Apple computers, and Audioengine speakers, just to name a few — and the Le Cube fits right in with the rest of the gorgeous hardware.'

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CNET have published a review of the Netgear SPH200D Dual Mode Cordless Phone with Skype which facilitates internet and landline calls on one cordless handset without the necessity to be connected to your PC. 'The Netgear SPH200D comes in three pieces. The largest item--a white box the size of an average cable or DSL modem--is the hub, and must be connected via its included Ethernet cable to a broadband modem, router, or switch/hub (we tested it with a pair of Netgear HDX101 powerline Ethernet adapters, for example). If you want to tap into your existing phone system, you'll need to have the hub close to a phone jack (there's a standard RJ-11 phone jack alongside the Ethernet port on the back of the hub). The box is powered by your typical oversize AC adapter, which can be a pain to deal with if your power strip is already full.'

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14U News have published a review of of the Boomchair 2.1 Racer Multimedia Video Rocker. ‘The chair is low to the ground with a 32” H x 30” L x 24” W. the back folds down for easier storage as well. This is a great video game chair. Inside the BoomChair 2.1 are 3” two-way speakers and a 4” subwoofer as well as vibration motors. On the side are the controls for adjusting volume, vibration, and bass as well as the power switch, RCA inputs for connecting to your home theater, and a headphone jack.’

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Pocket-Lint have published a review of the eMats Viscoform 2500 Memory Foam Mattress. ‘In October last year we tested and loved the eMats Viscoform 1200 memory foam mattress. This year eMats has launched a new design; the Viscoform 2500 memory foam mattress, which promises to be even more comfortable than previous versions. So, will it give you a good night's sleep? We take a nap to find out. The Viscoform 2500 is the new flagship model in the eMats range. An extra 50mm thicker than our last test candidate, the King size weighs in at a hefty 30kg. This extra weight and size is from the addition of a further 2 layers of foam, bringing the total number to 4.’ .

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CNET Asia have published their initial review of the LG HT502THW wireless home theater system. ‘With the weather going bizarre, it may be high time we go green and the HY502THW 's onboard 500W digital amplifier is a good start. This delivers higher power efficiency and at the same time runs cooler than its analog counterparts. You are spared the installation guesswork with a set of height-optimized tallboy speakers. These are complemented by a compact center equivalent and favorable timbre matched via an identical two-way three-driver speaker configuration. .

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A review of the LG Compressor vacuum cleaner has been posted over at Pocket-Lint. ‘The bagless cleaner looks more like astronaut's helmet than something that belongs in your living room, and its main promise is that it can compress the dust it collects into tightly packed cubes in the container. Why is this of importance to you? Well LG say that in doing so it allows you to collect up to four times as much dust in comparison with similar bagless vacuum cleaners and thus meaning less trips to the bin to empty it out. Furthermore a more compacted dust clump at the end means that it won't fly everywhere when it comes to emptying it out.’

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A review of the RiteAlarm Clock which features unique alarms for the weekday, Saturday and Sunday, has been posted over at The Gadgeteer. The RiteAlarm is a 4.0 x 3.2 x 1.0 inch clock made of plastic with a 2.5 x 1.0 inch mono LCD display divided into 4 quadrants on the front. Six small Black plastic buttons surround the LCD. On the back you will find the battery compartment, which holds 2 AA batteries which are not included. A small switch next to the battery compartment allows you to customize the Saturday alarm. More about that in a minute. A snooze button is located on the top of the clock. All buttons have good tactile feedback, so you won't be left wondering if you actually pressed one.'

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IT Reviews have published a review of the Panasonic - KX-TG915OES phone which can be used to make Skype calls. 'Panasonic has come up with a simple gadget that is sure to help speed up the progress of Skype. The KX-TG915OES phone is effectively the Panasonic KX-TG9120 phone, which typically costs £75, with the addition of a Skype adapter that is part number TGA915ES. Although we can't find the adapter on sale separately, a quick bit of maths tells us that it's about £20-worth.

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The Vector Tough Brite Storm Tracker is one hell of an emergency gadget with all the components capable of operation from a few hand cranks. 'TV/Radio/Lantern with weather alert radio is rechargeable with the hand crank. Comes with a 5 In. solid state UHF/VHF black and white television. The AM/FM weather band radio has an AUTOMATIC STORM ALERT warning alarm. The 7 channel NOAA weather frequencies warn of dangerous weather conditions and emergency information. Powerful halogen spotlight and a fluorescent tube lantern. The built in hand crank provides backup power for all radio functions and LED area light. Approximately 2 crank minutes provides up to 15 minutes of runtime for the radio or LED light.' Price: $50

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If you don't mind "disposing" of $150 on a cute trash receptacle for your home or home/office you will have to place your name on a pre-order list at ThinkGeek, as the initial batch of Japanese imported Star Wars R2-D2 Trashcans were cleaned out in a short period of time. Having this gadget around the home should prove helpful in encouraging junior members of the household in their practice of proper waste disposal habits. 'This stylish trash receptacle is imported from Japan and is an incredibly detailed replica of R2-D2. Step on R2's center "foot" and his dome swings wide to collect your expired TPS reports and leftover wookie dung.'

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The new Doppio Art Glass ceiling lights from Besa Lighting feature Opal glass diffusers with illuminated decorative glass trim and are available in 18 and 15 in. diameters. 'The art glass trim also fits near-flush to the ceiling, completely hiding the metal pan fixture. The diffuser and trim are secured to the pan with a "twist-and-lock bayonet" action, which also makes lamp changing easy. The luminaires are available in 18 inch and 15 inch diameters. Lamp options include 60 watt A19 incandescent and a variety of compact fluorescent configurations.'

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The Blackout Buddy FR100 Emergency Radio and Flashlight appears intended to alert you in the event of a power outage when it would be prudent to secure sensitive equipment from any possible surges in electricity once power is resumed. 'Designed to stay plugged into the wall for continuous charging and to be ready for any emergency, the Blackout Buddy's built-in LED light and AM/FM radio automatically turn on when the electricity goes out. The rechargeable battery provides enough power for hours of emergency AM/FM radio and light operation: 12-16 hours of LED light use, or 4-8 hours of radio use. The Blackout Buddy also serves as a convenient and functional everyday plug-in radio and light for any room in the home or office.'

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You do not need a Home Pizza Maker Oven if you desire to bake your own adaptations of the popular Italian open-faced baked pie. However, if you have reason to acquire a dedicated pizza maker, the stone based Pizza Maker Oven can have your meal prepared in five minutes. The primary advantage of owing such a gadget would be the control to determine just what goes inside your pizza thereby excluding unhealthy additives which may be included in home-delivered pies.

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The Wave Fireplace is but one of the several designer fireplaces which though priced above the $1000 range, affords the average middle income householder an opportunity to add a level of sophistication to their living room decor. 'The Wave fire surround is crisp and elegant, soft and gentle and can create many different moods. The jambs and entablature break front have a wave motif in their styling with the column fronts curving to their inner edge moulding with a smooth half-ellipse profile. The surround has inlaid contoured panels that step in from the entablature to the back-panel repeating the wave curve. The hearth and back-panel shown here are from the Whitestone wave set and the fire is a Standard Inset gas fire with Gothic fret.'

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Pass & Seymour have introduced the new Home Locator Switch which can be activated to indicate the location of your home to visitors unsure of the precise location. ‘The Home Locator combines security with convenience. Party guests, delivery people and first-time visitors can easily spot a house when the Switch is activated," said Maria Del Amo-Lombardo, product manager for P&S. "It also works like a regular light switch and can be used every day. A paddle switch allows residents to manually turn a porch or garage light on and off. A push button switch below the paddle activates the Home Locator, turning the light on and off automatically and continuously.’

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If you experience a problem with the annoying ring of an alarm clock on mornings, you may be relieved to learn of a less disruptive alternative which takes the form of a lamp. Phillips (Royal Philips Electronics) has designed a wake-up lamp which they claim to be medically proven that "Emits light that gradually increases to the intensity you have selected, simulating the rising sun in your bedroom thus gently preparing your body to wake up". As you are supposed to be in bed with the lamp close by, the light should fall on your eyes and send a message to your brain to reduce the production of melatonin, the sleep-inducing hormone. The Wake-up light should therefore eliminate the uncomfortable experience of being jolted out of your slumber by an on-time alarm clock.

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A review of the Westinghouse DPF-0561 digital photo frame has been posted over at PC Magazine. 'With a 5.6-inch LCD screen, the DPF-0561 can display standard JPEG pictures and AVI video files. It comes with three interchangeable frames; mahogany, brushed aluminum, and black. The compact display measures 4.2 by 6.4 by 1.1 inches (HWD) and weighs just under a pound. Controls to access the menu, navigate to the next or previous photo, and adjust brightness are located on the top of the frame. The Play button lets you select menu options and zoom in on photos. The frame supports multiple memory card formats, including SecureDigital, MultiMedia, xD, Memory Stick, and CompactFlash. I tested the frame with all of these formats and had no problems.'

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Simon Williams has posted a review of the affordable Lexmark X5470 "All-in-One" machine over at Trusted Reviews. 'Inkjet all-in-one machines are definitely beginning to take over from inkjet printers as the main consumer printing device. For very little more money, you have all the extra functionality of scanning and copying. Lexmark has a range of all-in-ones to suit all prices and the X5470 sits above its entry-level devices and offers faxing as well as photo printing.

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The Scroll Pan [roll-up frying pan] may just be a concept of designer Sam Hextall at this time but there is definite potential for such a "flexible" product as long as the issue of "runoff" is addressed. 'The Scroll Pan is a product which radically changes the way we perceive the regular frying pan. It folds and rolls and addresses the serious issue of storage. Great for cooking omelettes, bacon, steak etc the Scroll Pan introduces more fun to frying. Folding your omelette, for example, has never been easier.

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Conquering the learning curve of the Monster Home Theater and Lighting Controller 300 should be relatively easy since accompanying desktop software allows installation of Monster software on your Internet-connected Windows PC or Mac. 'Both of Monster's 2006 universal remotes feature color screens, but the Monster Home Theater Controller 100 ($350) is IR only, while the step-up Monster Home Theater and Lighting Controller 300 ($600) comes with both IR (infrared) and RF (radio frequency) capabilities, the latter being useful for components hidden behind cabinets or even in other rooms. The Monster 300 is also able to control lights in your home using the optional IlluminEssence lighting modules, which work on the Z-Wave wireless technology standard. Because of its RF and multiroom capabilities, the Home Theater and Lighting Controller 300 most closely resembles--in terms of features, anyway--the much less expensive Logitech Harmony 890.'

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Eubiq power supply solutions takes the idea of power supply management in the home and office to a completely new level with their range of innovative power supply and cable management products. 'The Eubiq power track is the backbone to the system. Designed to be easily installed, the power track can be mounted on any existing surface or even recess mounted. There are two different types of power tracks in the range for flexibility and adaptability. The surface mount tracks are a quick and immediate solution that fits onto existing surfaces in homes offices and workshops. The recess mount tracks offer a cleaner, flushed effect and are ideal for integrating into furniture, panels and skirting.'

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The Pioneer S-A4SPT-PM speakers are definitely intended for persons who desire the ultimate "listening experience". 'Big Japanese electronics companies like Sony, Panasonic, and JVC produce a wide range of products that never make it to our shores. Often, these products are deemed too expensive or just too exotic for the American market. That's why we were surprised to see Pioneer sell its whiskey-barrel speakers on this side of the Pacific.

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The Clarity P400 telephone is intended for use by those who "experience a mild to moderate hearing loss or other factors that may limit a person's ability to comfortably use a telephone". "As America ages, it is faced with myriad issues impacting quality of life," said Matt Hutchinson, Director of Marketing for Clarity. "While our main focus has always been on providing solutions to the millions of Americans who experience a hearing loss, there are many people faced with conditions that may affect their ability to remain close to friends and family. With the Clarity P400 telephone, we have an opportunity to positively impact the lives of those who face hearing loss, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and other limiting conditions."

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The Round Led Lantern available from ThinkGeek would make for a very neat decoration in and around around your home. Unlike the traditional lampion (oil or candle burning lamp) there is the absence of the potential hazard from an exposed flame. 'It's a modern version of the classic paper and wood round lantern, but instead of candle or oil this lamp is illuminated by LED. The LED light can be switched to either slowly cycle through its entire color range or it can be paused on a specific color. A great light for backyard parties or decoration, it can be collapsed for easy storage.'

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SpotStop has come upon a pretty unique gadget which in this era of convergence should come as no surprise. The Melitta ME1MSB Smart Brew coffeemaker which becomes available to consumers in November will provide updated weather information among its set of nifty features. 'Not only does the coffeemaker brew great-tasting coffee, it also provides animated weather information on its large, bright-blue backlit LCD display. MSN Direct region-specific up-to-the-minute weather information is transmitted via an FM signal within minutes of plugging in the coffeemaker--there's no set-up, subscription, or Internet connection required. The appliance displays the current temperature and conditions, high and low temperatures, and chance of precipitation, as well as four-day weather forecasts. The coffeemaker also displays scrolling weather information; visibility; sunrise/sunset time; the UV index; and national weather-service warnings and alerts (the display flashes when a warning alert is issued)'

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If you are on the lookout for a "relatively cheap" digital picture album to show-off your digital pics to your friends, check out this CNET review of the Royal PF56 which, while not possessing any internal memory, offers some basic features to allow the manipulation of photos. 'Like a lot digital photo frames, the Royal PF56's frame itself, made of basic black plastic, is significantly bigger than the display itself. Technically, this model measures 7.5 by 5.9 by 1.4 inches (WHD), but the display's real dimensions are approximately 4.5 inches long by 3.45 inches tall.

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Electrolux seems to be making a serious bid for a presence in your kitchen with their new Infinite Cooking System which uses induction technology to heat your pot of food while allowing the "stove" to remain cool. 'The pot becomes the heating element while the cooktop remains cool. Induction cooking is precise. Temperature changes are instantaneous and, for the purposes of keeping foods warm, can remain constant indefinitely without over-cooking. As the cook surface remains cool, foods do not burn or stick, making cleanup easy. And, compared to either gas or electric cooktops, energy consumption is significantly less.' The cooktop which is available in two sizes, 30-inch and 36-inch is set for release in the latter part of the year.

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This is one flexible piece of furniture which I am sure would take some getting used to. We have been accustomed to a sofa being a sofa and a bunk bed for the kids being nothing else but at what point and in which location does the transformation occur from sofa to bunk bed. Of course this item would be a "God-send' in situations where space is limited. 'Doc, A sofa that can be used as a bed isn't exactly something new, but a sofa that can be transformed into a bunk bed - now that is cool. The sofa covers are removable and after some "simple movements" you'll have a bunk bed with a ladder and a protection guard.'

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If you are disposed to the idea of decorating your home with lighting images you maybe more than interested in the light display projector from Hammacher Schlemmer which does the job without the hassles involved with manual installation. 'Instead of spending hours up a ladder attaching lights to your house, take a few minutes to set this weatherproof light projector on your front lawn and transform your homes entire facade into an illuminated snowscape. The projector creates gently falling snow flurries or other images across a 60'-wide expanse by directing a bright white beam onto a rotating mirror ball. Turn the mirror ball housing and you can adjust direction (up, down, side to side, diagonal) of the flakes, while a simple switch adjusts rate of fall.'

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The Jetboil PCS (Personal Cooking System) with its ease of use “push button” operation in the preparation of coffee, tea and “hot food” would definitely appeal to persons on leisure activities such as camping or kayaking but this item seems also to be a serious candidate for inclusion among the other necessities of your family's emergency kit. ‘The PCS integrates a 1 liter insulated hard-anodized aluminum cooking cup, high-performance burner base with built-in piezoelectric igniter, drink-through plastic lid, and protective bottom cover that doubles as a measuring cup. With all components, including fuel, packed comfortably within the cooking cup, the entire PCS is smaller than a Nalgene bottle.’

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Every cook can govern, or, should that be, everyone can cook! For those persons whom would have felt tinges of anger whenever they were assailed with taunts as to their lack of culinary skills, especially related to preparing meals for themselves, the Beyond Microwave Oven available from Smart Home seems to the tool that could not have come a moment too soon. Of course there is an initial learning curve to conquer but the task of committing to memory a few presets from the over 4,000 UPC barcodes installed in the oven in no way approximates to the challenge of having to prepare a meal from "scratch".

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Your interior decorations can be put off in you fail to esthetically integrate your lighting and your lighting fixtures in your overall house plan. Displaying naked incandescent lights especially in the areas of your home where you aspire to make the biggest impression is definitely a no-no. With the portable Glass Lamps from Besa Lighting you are provided with the flexibility of enhancing the decor of whichever room you happen to be entertaining at the particular point in time.

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Technology Review examines one option for providing Ethernet connectivity to computers in your home. 'Wireless networking equipment is cheap, convenient and widespread. If you want to connect computers in your home, is it really worth doing it with wires? The answer, surprisingly, is yes. And you don't need to pull the wires through the house either: they're already there. I'm talking about turning the electrical wiring into a computer network. The technology has been around for several years but has never really taken off, because the wireless technology known as Wi-Fi allows for more mobility and greater speeds. Netgear Inc.'s new HDX101 Powerline HD Ethernet Adapter (suggested price $250) closes that speed gap and provides some advantages that make it a worthy complement to Wi-Fi, if perhaps not a replacement.'

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Even though the article on the 'Nuheat Mat' at Popular Mechanics was originally published a couple years ago, the "warm floor" solution from the Canadian manufacturer still seems a very useful option for concrete floors in the home. 'There's nothing like an icy floor to get your attention first thing in the morning. Actually, the floor isn't that cold, it's just that it is often as much as 30° F cooler than your body temperature. People have complained about it for years--hence the need for slippers, rugs and carpet. But ceramic tile floors are particularly notorious for feeling cold and uncomfortable. Especially in bathrooms.

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The Hearthfalls plug-in hearths, weighing more than 150 pounds sends "recycled water cascading in front of your fire, log or gas". The hearths can also be used to burn a real wood fire while the water is falling in front. The units can either be installed as stand alone hearths or can be retro-fitted over existing fireplaces. Once installed you would experience "the same ambience of a fire plus the sound of a stream". The Hearthfalls can be installed by a do-it-yourselfer and are retailed at $2000 for the basic models.

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The "Do-It-Yourself Custom LED Strip Lighting" which retails for $59.95 from C.Crane.com provides you with the flexibility to install led lighting anywhere you desire. 'This easy-to-install strip lighting kit has five light clusters each with four low voltage LED bulbs allowing you to safely run or extend the wires anywhere. The self-adhesive pad on the back adds to the ease in which you can install it. You can also use your screws for even more secure placement. The included AC power supply provides enough juice for a total of 25 modules (or 100 bulbs). The LED Light Strips will also run great on a 12-Volt system. Install a strip of lights inside a cavernous cabinet, on your headboard as a personalized reading light, or use them as galley lighting on your boat. The possibilities are only limited by your imagination.'

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Nathaniel Wilkins reviews the affordable Philips HTS6500 home entertaiment system on CNET. 'By combining a DVD player, a receiver, and speakers into a single product, home-theater-in-a-box systems (HTIBs) simplify the process of purchasing and installing a home theater. Although a full-blown home-theater system is often the best solution for optimal sound quality, setting up five speakers and a subwoofer--let alone a full-scale A/V receiver and DVD player--may be out of the question if your space is small. On the other hand, even those with plenty of space often prefer their electronics to blend into the environment of the room instead of being its centerpiece.

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Katherine writing on Pop Gadget highlights the Eupa Mini Grill which weighs less than 2 lbs but should be just the size to prepare the correct calory proportions to satisfy the needs of an individual. 'Promoted as just a little larger than a standard piece of paper (exact measurements: 11.7”x8.3”x3.1”) the Mini Grill seems like a great way to get things cooking when you're either too tired or too unfamiliar with food prep to make a bigger production for yourself.' The Eupa Mini Grill has a a power cord that wraps underneath the unit.

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The Freeplay Lifeline Radio "is designed to withstand harsh conditions, be easy to use, and work without batteries or AC power. It receives AM, FM, and Shortwave, and it feels like the toughest radio ever made. The radio itself is powered by winding it up or by solar power and offers many hours of listening enjoyment when fully charged. It has precise tone and is made of extra thick, translucent blue plastic.

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No need to be responsible for, or be accused of, precipitating a conflagration this summer as a result of camping pyrotechnics gone awry , when you can substitute the wax candles for the "Aurelle LED Candle flickers" from C. Crane.com. 'Enjoy the soothing atmosphere of real candles without any smoke, waxy mess, or fire danger. Our Aurelle LED Candle flickers like a real candle and sits in a heavy, frosted glass cover with a unique contemporary shape. Set a few Aurelle candles around your patio or deck for a windproof candlelight effect, or decorate a dining table with candles that are even safe to use around kids. Our Aurelle LED Candles never get hot, they’re rechargeable, and “burn” for up to 10 hours when fully charged.'

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The new PFT (Plug-in Compact Fluorescent Tube) lamps from the lighting products manufacturer, Litetronics, which are available in 2- and 4-pin starter models, provides a welcomed choice in portable light products. Even though there are other fluorescent lamps which basically satisfy the same need for portable lighting, the blinding glow from the incandescent bulb attached to the end of an extension cord may eventually become a thing of the past, with the marketing of affordable PFT lamps. 'When compared to incandescent bulbs, PFT lamps can use 80% less energy and last 13 times as long. Compared to other compacts, the 4-pin PFT lamps offer a 33% longer life. All PFT lamps offer a 2700K correlated color temperature and a high CRI of 85. Lumens range from 230-3,200. Two-pin PFT lamps are available in 5, 7, 9, 13, 18 and 26 watts, and the four-pin lamps are available in 13, 18, 26, 32 and 42 watts.'

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Thomas Net.com highlights the introduction of flint Square Jars with twist-off lug caps from the O.BERK Company. O.BERK Company is a major full-service supplier of glass, plastic, and metal containers; metal and plastic closures; and a total packaging resource for the cosmetic, food, healthcare, chemical, industrial, and specialty markets.with twist-off lug caps. Available in 12.5 oz size with 63/2030 finish and 18 oz size with 70-2030 finish, Square Jars are suited for filling hot food product including sauces, marinades, preserves, and coffee crystals. Users can choose from variety of closures, frosting, and labeling, as well as other decorating options. The Square Jars offer the freedom to select numerous closures, frosting, labeling, as well as other decorating options.

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How many times have you had to query the increasing charges for your usage of electric power? With the price of crude oil today the increase of your home energy bill may be a natural consequence of the increasing cost of delivering energy to your home. There is however the remote possibility that some malfunctioning device on your home network may be precipitating the increase energy consumption. The Kill A Watt meter available for $29.95 from C. Crane is a neat, handy little gadget which seeks to assist you in deciphering just where your energy leaks may be occurring. 'The Kill A Watt Meter can help you reduce your power bill. It will help find power-wasting appliances then you decide whether it is worth keeping them plugged in. Great for keeping track of voltage sensitive instruments too. The Kill A Watt Meter displays Volts, Amps, Watts and frequency and it will also keep track of the total kilowatt hours used. Measures VA and PF for the electrical theorists. Works for devices that use up to 125 volts and draw a maximum of 1875 watts. Six-month warranty. Weight: 2.2 ozs. Size: 2.25" W x 5" H x 1.5" D'.

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For all those gadget loving folks who wouldn't mind a mini vacuum working its way around your furniture legs (and yours) as it cleans and stores the dust from off the floor, the Kärcher RC3000 Robotic Cleaner seems just the tool to relieve you of one more humdrum home task. I would however suspect there may be some concern allowing this machine to roam freely in an environment where your pets would have been accustomed to the absence of competition for their space.

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If you are contemplating upgrading your home entertainment you now have the option of installing a BeoLink Wireless 1 system from Bang & Olufsen which functions as both a transmitter and receiver and provides wireless transmission of quality audio between rooms. 'Bang & Olufsen, the worldwide provider of exclusive, high quality audio and video products, introduces its first multi-room wireless solution, BeoLink Wireless 1, which will be available in all North American stores this May 2006. With BeoLink Wireless 1, Bang & Olufsen sets a new standard for wireless audio solutions with its unrivalled performance and superior sound quality that can be seamlessly dispersed room to room, without any delay in sound distribution throughout an entire household, office building, and/or multi-unit development of choice.'

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Even though the JVC EX-A10 may be considered a little pricey, the portable music gizmos on the market do not come cheap and can in no form or fashion equal the experience stimulated from listening to a quality home stereo system. 'In a market crowded with look-alike, silver plastic home-theater-in-a-box systems (HTIBs), the sheer elegance of JVC's EX-A10 desktop stereo system will be an attractive option for some buyers' bedrooms, dens, or offices. The EX-A10 comprises two minicomponents--the matching 9.5-inch-wide A/V receiver and DVD player come decked out in real satin aluminum--and the speakers' beautifully finished solid cherry cabinets exude class. Pop off their black grilles and you'll see what makes the EX-A10 truly unique: instead of the usual plastic or metal drivers, the JVC's woofers and tweeters are crafted from birch wood that's been treated with sake, the Japanese rice wine. At 10.1 inches tall, the speakers are a tad larger than the average HTIB models, but the entire system could easily fit on a bookshelf or a desktop. The JVC EX-A10 sells for $1,000.'

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When you need to cool off you can open a window, turn on a fan (which I detest), or, you can operate your own personal Desktop Air Conditioner which is available from Overstock for twenty bucks. To be honest I don't think you should expect very much from an air-conditioning device this size and price but you have got to praise the innovation at least and hope you get a reasonable "cooling period" from this gadget. 'Staying cool and comfortable has never been easier, thanks to this desktop air conditioner!Designed for ease of use, this little air conditioner utilizes frozen water to create a personal climate-control system anyone can use. Fill the supplied bottle with water, freeze it, place it back inside the chamber and turn the power switch on and enjoy. '

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I am not too familiar with the competition (if any) to the Bathroom Medicine Cabinet/Refrigerator from Biszet but I have to admit this cooler has been long overdue. I have long thought the medications which required cool storage spaces were not meant to be in the same place as the milk, poultry and salami. The Medicine Cabinet Refrigerator is just the appliance I could envisage storing those ice packs meant to be applied to bruised joints and other medical prescriptions and cosmetics. 'The three compartments of the Biszet Cabinet Refrigerator are actually three different climatic zones where the temperature settings can be adjusted individually: the bottom compartment maintains around 5-8 °C (41-46 °F) and is ideal for vitamins, the middle one is around 8-10 °C (46-50 °F) and is "perfect for cosmetics with precious, natural nutrients", and the top one is around 12 °C (54 °F) and is "ideal for products containing collagen".

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Not exactly a high tech solution to an age old problem of how not to walk over cleaned floors without taking off your shoes. but the Shoe/Boot Cleaner Brush looks as though it would remove a significant percentage of shoe/boot dust after a few vigorous to and fro thrusts of your foot between the brushes. This handy (or should that be, useful) gadget if used on a regular basis should contribute greatly to harmony in situations where careful attention is expended on floor spaces.

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The most recent coffeemakers from Mr Coffee are a technophile's dream but should prove extremely handy to most coffee lovers. In addition to being capable of performing the job which it has been manufactured, the brew machine comes with a range of options which can only lead to the integration of the device in your scheme of things. We are already familiar with the age-old practice of leaving the machine plugged in while attending to other matters but there is now an alarm which alerts you when the coffee is warmed and automatically shuts off after a two hour period thereby precluding any undesirable experience.

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With the lovely scent of nature in full bloom the cloistered indoors is no place to be at this time. Whether you are the adventurous type who ventures out on one of those back-packing trips or simply one who prefer to spend your off time closer to home around whatever degree of foliage there is on the outside, you will require a cooker or grill to augment the outdoor experience. Since I am not a fan of grills my attention has been drawn to the Gaz Turbo 270 Stove which promises a "No priming or fussing! Just turn the knob, light a match, and you'll instantly have full heat output" mode of operation. Since the stove is fueled by butane/propane Gaz® cartridges which are sold separately I just have to remember to stock a few spares.

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Do you you wish to listen to you music files on your PC via your stereo equipment? One of the devices which can assist you in this task is the Linksys WMB54G Wireless-G Music Bridge which does the job without running cables through the house. Using a wireless connection, the Music Bridge frees your digital music collection from your computer speakers to play in full glory through your stereo or surround sound system. The Wireless-G Music Bridge sits by your home stereo and connects to it using standard consumer electronics cables. It then connects to your home network by Wireless-G wireless networking, or, via standard 10/100 Ethernet cabling.

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No longer is "steaming" to be associated only with pressing as far the laundry is concerned but now with the use of a LG Tromm Steam Washer, you can now remove the dirt and grime from those clothes with the application of steam. This device uses a water heater to project the generated steam into a huge 4 cubic foot wash tub. Combination cycles provide both steam and water during the laundry process. The advantages of steam include a better cleaning method as steam is able to get deeper into cloth than water. This LG washer comes with a matching dryer and a wireless remote-laundering device. Of course this washer is not cheap and you will most likely have to pay around $1,500 for one.

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Tired of being taunted about your lack of culinary skills? No need to worry, Samsung has produced the technological tool to assist with the preparation of meals which should be of particular interest to persons not versed in the finer details of the "kitchen duty". 'The Samsung Smart Oven is the revolutionary smarter way to cook. The Samsung BCE1197 Smart Oven is essentially a combination microwave oven with one big difference - Smart Oven. This innovation developed by Samsung has ability to cook your food without having program your microwave oven.'

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If you want to slice your vegetables any slicer would suffice. If however you can afford the "Rolls Royce" of slicers then you can consider the Henckels Professional S 10" Granton Slicer Round Nose which retails for over $100. Purchasing an implement of this quality has its advantages over the inexpensive models, the primary one being the lifetime feature which is associated with stainless steel. Of course the care you extend to your tools would play an important role in their usability.

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If you need to create your own cordless network to communicate with family and/or employees within a range of eight miles, this system maybe the one for you. 'EnGenius SN-920 Ultra cordless phones are designed to perform as the longest-range cordless phones and 2-way radio systems. Allowing you an incredible range for both telephone and 2-way radio communication, these phones combine Digital Spread Spectrum with Frequency Hopping technology and up to 4 times the power of typical 2.4 GHz phones. EnGenius out-distances all other cordless phones.

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This is the time of year when a whole heap of bottled fruit, vegetables, condiments, juices and other treats are taken apart in the numerous kitchens around the nation. Some of the lids on these containers are removed with a minimum of ease, however, some seem to be manufactured for a heavy-weight-type power-lifter-remover in mind. For a relatively small sum you can purchase an electrical opener and save yourself the discomfort and embarrassment of a manual attempt at lid-removal gone wrong.

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There is hardly an experience as uncomfortable as having really cold feet. If you cannot snuggle up to the fireplace, technology has provided a useful and reasonable alternative in the Electric Foot Warmer. I must confess I am a little hesitant about placing my feet on a mat with an electrical connection but I am far more perturbed by the chilled environment surrounding my toes.

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Upgrading the bathroom?

Have a few extra dollars to spare?

Why not splurge on this "elegant piece which includes a porcelain soap dish, tumbler, and toothbrush insert". This item is available from the luxury offerings on Blue Evolution. The set costs $175.00 and is certainly meant to compliment the other luxury items in your typical "dream house". However, I cant help thinking of the vast difference this gadget would do to enhance the decor of the bathroom.

Source: Blue Evolution

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Want to try some new technology in your Christmas decorations this year?

If you have not heard of led lights before, now would be an opportune time to experience the new "digital bulbs". "LEDs consume far less energy than standard light bulbs, leading to greatly reduced energy costs. LEDs also require far less energy to manufacture than other light sources, reducing the environmental impact of artificial lighting still further." This is just one of the features on led lighting from an article on Wavicle.com

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Spare a thought for the cordless phone. They are still around. Though they have kind of taken a backseat to their more trumpeted rivals in the cellular arena, the home-based versions have come bundled with some nifty technological innovations as well.

Description

"The Panasonic KX-TGA650B handset is a supplemental accessory for Panasonic's KX-TG6500B-series phone systems (required, sold separately). Operating on the same 5.8 GHz frequency and with the same digital spread spectrum signal technology as the base system, this handset supplies the clear, consistent connection you rely on every day, with features to spare."

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I came across a very insightful article by Debra Gordon on Ebuild.com in which she outlined in some detail the several ways technology has changed the kitchen tap.

"Once considered a strictly utilitarian product with just a handful of mainstream models from which to choose, kitchen faucets have morphed into works of art and functionality at all price points. The kitchen has turned into the living room of the 21st century,” says John Schiegg, corporate purchasing director for national home builder Choice Homes. About half of new-home buyers upgrade their kitchen faucets, says Schiegg. “It's an easy, yet emotional purchase,” he notes. “They can move up to a higher product for about $100.”"

Read.

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Need an extra hand in the kitchen?

Who doesn't?

Just in case you dont have a mixer in your kitchen and are considering one of the several brands around, this beauty from KitchenAid's Artisan is hard to ignore once you set your eyes on it.

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