It includes all of the alarm clock functions, and you can choose between dolphins fish and up to 4 other display modes, along 5 different volume settings and an AC adapter with all stuff built in needed for projection with the clock.

You can grab this unique clock for $234 USD through the Japan Trend Shop, the only place it’ll be available and it won’t start shipping until Dec. 1st or so.

This is a nice combo gadget for those who do a lot of traveling, as it combines two conveniences into one easy to carry package: an LCD photo frame and an alarm clock with big numbers that folds out from one slim portable design.

The frame will hold 30-80 pics or so in it (depending on the size of the pics, of course) with its 4MB memory.  It isn’t expandable, but that’s ok given its purpose and size. 

The alarm clock is fairly standard, but this is a nice combo deal for someone far away from home to glance at loved ones while still waking in time for meetings and the like.  You can own this gadget for £19.95 or about $33 USD from MUJI.

Its designed to be played on up to 5 different devices, or burned to a DVD at your convenience as well, and comes with a super slick case to round off the deal.

The drive still has 3 GB of space even with the movie on it (odds are you’ll burn it anyway, so no biggie).  You can grab it for £17.99 or about $30 USD, and will start being sent out towards the end of the month.

Mimomonitors.com has prepped the iMo Foto Frame Printer for release. With an 8-inch LCD at 800 x 600 res, it functions quite well as a digital photo frame.

If there’s a photo you enjoy and want to save it to your real album, the iMo Foto Frame Printer can print out 4×6 300 x 300 dpi pics straight off the top of the unit, all without any assistance from being hooked up to a computer, something we also appreciate.

The iMo Foto Frame Printer will sell for $229.99, while grabbing up 3 dozen print replacement cartridges will cost you $19.99. Here’s the full press release on the gadget.

Yes, its totally powered by the phone jack, so if you have one free and you aren’t using it, plug this baby in and save some coin on your electric bill. The (pink) plastic lamp has 8 bright white LED lights, and an on/off switch. The alternate “green” power source is the big draw of this one.

It’s also inexpensive; it’ll run you $4.69 from Ux Sight.

The 2MP camera includes a macro mode to give better closeups, and a handheld grip and monitor clip that fits nearly any size monitor to allow vidcam shooting. Other features: a handy one-touch snapshot mode and autofocus in any available mode as well.

This will work fine on a PC or Mac, according to the company.  You can grab the IPEVO P2V USB Camera for $69 via the IPEVO website.

The website states that its “long on soul, good looks and outdoorsy style”, and that’s definitely true. There are also Plug ‘n Play Combo models for purchase (in small quantities, as its an Etsy item), that ship with a 10-minute QuickTime video harmonica lesson to get you started playing the instrument out of the box.

Very interesting combo item, if a bit unusual. Models range from $45 to $55 depending on storage capacity.

This is mainly for girls who are in transition: too old for Barbies, and too young for the whole makeup route, one of the most feared rites of passage for parents and their daughters. This gadget actually lets girls print designs right onto their nails safely and effectively. They can layout and design their own patterns.

The printing itself only takes a few seconds, for those impatient youth. Yes, its rather pricey, retailing for $264.99 on Amazon, but the young daughter in your life will have nails to die for.

The same size as a USB thumb drive, it transmits GPS location info letting you know where they’re at, and even sends you a text message to let you know if they roam outside of a designated area, so you can feel safe knowing they’re where they are supposed to be. It retails for $100 at Best Buy stores.

It’s on back order at many stores already because of its popularity.

Instead these come in red and blue, and they’re tasteful tones of the two colors.  The hub features 4 USB ports for all your different gadgets to plug into.

Plus the hubs are placed along the sides, so they won’t take away from the attractiveness of the butterfly form.  And best of all, it’s affordable as well; you can grab this for $10.99 from USB Fever, a site specialzing in cool USB gadgets.