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I’ve been using these for a few weeks now and I have to say they are fantastic. I lead a fairly active life, moutain biking to work everyday and skiing whenever possible. I have always got annoyed with my inear phones continually falling out and when I saw Coosh I thought I have to give these a go.

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If your a pro gaming driver this Porsche Steering wheel for the Xbox 360 is for you. Its available in three different versions 911 Turbo S Edition, Clubsport Edition, and Pure Edition. Licensed by Porsche Lizenz- und Handelsgesellschaft mbH they are priced at: $250USD, $400USD, $150USD respectively.

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With winter already upon us in Europe the possibility of snow is just around the corner this might help you defend yourself if a snow ball fight should break out.

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This child tracking security bracelet concept a project led by Rodrigo Torres. Looks great and enhances it apeal to children by allowing them to create their own custom bracelets.

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If you find answering the phone a problem while on the piste then these ski gloves from Swany might be the answer. Allowing you to take calls using the built in speaker and microphone, with easy answering and disconnection via buttons on the top of your hand.

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Never dive to the bottom of your dirty sink water again when you use this clever floating cutlery designed by Seongyong Lee.

Floater cutlery is just a concept at this stage, Seongyong has made a working prototype you can see in action in the video.

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The Minoru 3D Dual lens web camera is still at proof of concept stage atm but it can create stereoscopic 3D video which needs those cool blue and red 3D glasses to view.

The camera supports all sorts of video chat services, or you can shoot 3D video and shuffle it up to YouTube

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This funky Arc Mouse by Microsoft comes in either glossy red or black and has rubberized sides to provide a good grip and friction-reducing pads to help the Arc mouse glide across your mouse pad smoothly.

Its artful hinged semicircular shape allows the mouse to fold to nearly half-size for travel and the 2.4 GHz wireless Arc Mouse boldly claims to be portable while offering the comfort of a full-size mouse.

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Check out this tiny desktop PC thats the size of a phone jack and built to be installed in the wall. There are a few minor draw backs though that set it apart from the current high powered desktops.

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If the Wifi range of your router is just not upto the job and you have a spare toilet brush holder lying around then you too could create your very own Wifi antenna like this one.

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This innovative socket set drops any cumbersome ideas of ratchet handles and allows you to select the socket you require and attach it to your finger tip.

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This pocket sized USB power bar is handy when you need to charge up your devices on the move and also doubles as an torch.

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This mobile phone dock called Screen2 allows you to double or even triple up your screen size and adds extra feature such as email, web browsing, photos, video and file browsing all via a touchscreen.

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Connect this little device to the Internet through the built-in Ethernet jack and place it in your plant’s soil. Then subscribe to the plant’s twitter feed and It will tell you when it needs watering, or scold you if you’ve overwatered it, and report its status in between.

The DIY Plant Twitter Kit comes unassembled, so you’ll have to break out the soldering iron and get to work. Don’t worry, it’s not that difficult to put together, and the satisfaction you get from building your own translation circuit.

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Your snowboard binding can now match your office chair with the release of these new Burton CO2 snowboard bindings that were inspired by the famous Herman Millers Aeron Chair.

As you can see theres quite a resemblance at the back of the bindings where the Aeron’s Y-shape structure is used to provide support and allows riders to set their own angle of forward lean using a dial.

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