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Master Lock Speed Dial

Jeremy Buff — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 05:02:54 +0000

Ditch the numbers and go with the gesture-based security of the Master Lock Speed Dial ($13). The Speed Dial retains the looks of Master’s traditional combination locks, but uses an analog nub-style rocker to open using a sequence of up, down, left, and right movements. We’re not sure why, but we think there might be one sequence that will be more popular than all others.

Adjustable Burger Press

Jeremy Buff — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 04:58:33 +0000

Everyone knows a burger press is the best way to get restaurant-level consistency and presentation from your patties, but what happens when you want a little less — or a little more — beef on your bun? The Adjustable Burger Press ($36) is made from nonstick cast aluminum, and offers fill markings for quarter- and half-pound patties, letting you ensure that you get just the right amount for your favorite recipe.

Sir Kensington’s Gourmet Scooping Ketchup

Jeremy Buff — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 04:54:47 +0000

Sir Kensington’s Gourmet Scooping Ketchup represents excellence in natural quality, free of gluten and sulfates. Produced from a secret recipe requiring years of exhaustive research, my ketchup offers a healthier, more delicious, and more versatile option where mediocrity once reigned.

It is now available the shoppe and at select boutique grocers nationwide.

Magnetic Camera Phone Lenses

Rymac — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 04:41:01 +0000

Camera phones can be handy devices, but at the same time they can lack what a regular point and shoot digital camera can do due to the lack of a decent sized lens and only having a small optical zoom. For this reason these cool little magnetic lenses have been created which are compatible with the Apple iPhone as well as many other camera phones.

Three lenses are available in this magnetic lens range. You have the option of buying a wide angle lens, a telephoto lens or a fish eye lens. A magnetic mount can be attached to your mobile phone if the case isn’t already made of metal, and then you simply snap a lens on to the back when needed.

I think the idea is fantastic and hopefully these little lenses will be made compatible with more phones as they can be very handy to have around.

Via: http://www.gadgetvenue.com/

Spyder Arctic Blue Laser

Jeremy Buff — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 22:58:36 +0000

Wicked Lasers radically redefines the way we see lasers yet again. Blue diodes was originally invented by the world-renowned genius, Shuji Nakamura over 10 years ago. However, blue direct blue laser diodes have just now become available in the consumer market. Wicked Lasers has created partnerships with the world’s leading blue diode manufacturers to create the world’s first 445nm direct blue diode portable laser, the Arctic.

The Arctic emits a 445nm cool blue, ultra high power 1W beam which appears up to 4000% brighter than the Sonar’s 405nm violet beam. This direct blue laser diode is the result of the evolution of laser technology. Less than one year ago, this laser would have cost thousands of dollars to build. Don’t let the Arctic name fool you, this laser possesses the most burning capabilities of any portable laser in existence. That’s why it’s also the most dangerous laser ever created. In recognizing and mastering the power of direct blue diodes, the Wicked Lasers’ Arctic shall become the standard by which all other blue lasers are judged.

The new Arctic makes history with the addition of an electronic SmartSwitch™. The ergonomically positioned SmartSwitch™ makes the laser over 100 times safer to handle and enables 6 long-awaited features.

As an additional safety precaution, each Arctic comes with a removable training lenses and standard lenses. The removable training lenses allows our users to initially start out using the Arctic but at a fraction of its maximum output power. Replace the training lenses with the included standard lenses for maximum power.

The Bootlegger

Jeremy Buff — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 20:26:11 +0000

Sure, you can try and sneak liquor into the next ballgame or concert in a flask, but with security getting consistently more interested in what you might have hidden in your coat or jacket, perhaps using the Bootlegger Mini Liquor Bottle Ankle Concealer ($13) would be a bit more effective. This spandex anklet fits up to six mini-sized liquor bottles, letting you discretely carry not just a bit of hooch but an actual selection around underneath your jeans or pants.

Marc Jacobs Bang

Jeremy Buff — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 18:20:45 +0000

Spice up your late summer scent with Marc Jacobs Bang ($75). Described as an “explosive threesome of peppercorns wrapped in warm, sensual woods,” one might think it was cologne exclusively for porn stars, but luckily for you, you can pick up the fresh scent in the funky bottle even if you’re not packing an anaconda-sized trouser snake.