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What could be best used as an auxiliary tooth brush stashed away in your glove compartment, the OHSO Pocket Toothbrush is also cheap enough to forget about.  Priced at $20, toothpaste is stored at the tip and it is easy to refill and clean.

OHSO was engineered to be the ultimate travel toothbrush. Besides looking good the OHSO is useful and durable. Toothpaste is stored in the handle for safekeeping and the window shows you how much paste is in the chamber. Turn the knob clockwise and paste is dispensed though the rubber nozzle on the bristle head. Tilt down and paste is delivered directly to the bristles.

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I must have completely missed this thing at CES this year.  What is basically a digital picture frame that runs widgets, news has now reached the blogs that the Sony Dash will now be able to run streaming video from a host of websites including Netflix.

What could be a game changer for this device, pricing is set a $200 and it will start shipping in April.  Get your dash and get your swerve on.

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What could possible be the cutest thing you own minus the Hello Kitty toilet seat comes the Toyjector from Princeton.  Not being one of those words that rolls off the tongue, the baby little Toyjector displays images with a resolution of 300 x 224 (QVGA), a contrast ratio of 100:1, and a brightness of 5 Lumens.

Costing just over $180, the portability of this thing is quite robust.  A tripod is included in the price as well as an AC adapter.  GeekStuff4U has the Toyjector expects to ship within 5 to 10 days.

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Looking exactly like it’s been stolen from a top secret laboratory, the Germ Guardian Air Sanitizer will be your apocalyptic antidote for all illness’s airborne.  Effectively killing 99.9% of flu viruses, the Germ Guardian Air Sanitizer.

Great for home or office, the peace of mind you will receive from this germ gadget could be well worth the $150 asking price.

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As the 3-D bombardment begins like humans descending on Na’vi, Acer’s S5200 3D Video Projector should wet your multi-dimensional appetite.  With a 120Hz refresh rate, the S5200 will heave an 81″ image from as close as 3 feet away.

Compatible with LAN control systems, the S5200 also has a: HDMI port, 3,000 ANSI lumens of brightness, a 2,500:1 contrast ratio, native XGA resolution, a 4:3 aspect ratio, and displays 16:9 at 1,600 x 1,200 resolution.  Hook it up to a computer, strap on some 3-D glasses and you’re good to go.

The Acer S5200 3D Video Projector is priced at just over $1,000 and is available now.

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The Wild Planet Spy Video TRAKR is absolutely everything you wanted as a child.  Broadcasting wireless audio and visual feeds from the TRAKR to the remote is simply awesome and you can even hook it up to your PC via USB and program commands into it.  I’m not sure how deep this programming goes but it’s got to make this thing that much better.

What is easily the most notable feature however, is the inclusion of the microphone on the remote and the speaker on the RC drone.  You can broadcast your imminent arrival from afar, or simply sneak up on somebody and scare the hell out of them.

The Wild Planet Spy Video TRAKR will go on sale in October of this year for a retail price of $120.  I gotta try one.

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The iRecord Pro is an all encompassing personal media recorder that literally has all angles covered.  From recording audio and video directly to your PC or Mac to your iPhone or PSP, the iRecord Pro also allows for unattended timed recordings.  The amount of specs on this thing is plain staggering and it should provide everything you need given the scenario.

The iRecord Pro will also charge any connected iPod.  For more information check out the iRecord Pro website and it’s available now for $260.

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Due to release later this month, The Limited Edition Michael Jackson “This Is It” Hard Drive by Samsung is the perfect way to celebrate the legacy of the late great one.  The 500GB hard drive will contain a DRM protected version of the recently released MJ film “This Is It”.  The USB 2.0 hard drive is priced at $123 and is set to ship on February 24th.

Similar to The Beatles USB stick, the S2 Portable HXMU050DA, in which it’s also called, will be received in high regard by any mega fan of the King of Pop.

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And here comes the flood.  Belkin has just announced their first iPad sleeves with prices ranging from $29.99 to $39.99.  They are also bringing a screen protector to the market for $19.99.  All products will be available for spring 2010. …Continue reading: Belkin Announces New iPad Sleeves

Yesterday Steve Jobs touted the iPad as being the best way to view mobile video.  While iTunes will quench most people’s thirst for movies and Tv programs, as of now NetFlix streaming will not be available on the iPad.

NetFlix CEO Reed Hastings has said that they are not currently developing an app to view streaming content for the iPad or any other Apple device.  Reed laid mention to the fact that they are still trying to conquer the “large screen” format and want to primarily focus on that for the time being.

What most people might not be aware of is that NetFlix uses Microsoft’s IIS Media Services to stream content through the Silverlight plugin, and has as of recent enabled IIS7 to transcode to an iPhone-compatible stream so you can use it through mobile Safari instead of needing a separate app to do so.

The bottom line is that the technology is there, but so far NetFlix isn’t interested.

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