“Have you ever wished you can spy on your wife, husband, teens, or an employer who needs to see what someone is up to? Are they being suspicious when on their cell phone? This SIM card spy software and hardware solution can tap into all files on a cell phone SIM card for viewing, saving or editing. Simply place the SIM card into the USB reader, and with your computer, instantly save for later or view immediately. Backup your mobile phone numbers and SMS messages to your PC, another SIM card or any removable media.”

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Here’s some features:

• Built-in laser pointer & one key instant help.
• PCMICA Shape design. You can put it into a PCMICA slot. Convenient to travel
• Instant controlling of Microsoft PowerPoint & Media Player
• Customize key support. Let you Tailor-made the remote control
• Frequency: 2.4GHz
• Support Windows Vista, XP & 2000
• Dimension: 59 x 85 x 5mm (approx.)
• Weight: 20g

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Just like analog cameras of old you won’t know how your shot turned out…that is until you plug it straight in to your PC. No cables necessary, just straight in to the nearest available USB port and you can begin looking at your shots.

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You’ll need to invest in some more drive space if you want to take photos with this marvel though, as a single full resolution image alone will take up nearly one gigabyte of space!

And it has a hefty price tag to match its hefty appearance. You’ll need to fork out a staggering $43,000 to get your hands on one!

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Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. and Skype Technologies SA will launch the service this month on the PSP’s latest model released in September, according to a report in the business daily, Nikkei.

The new service enables free online calls between PSP owners and personal computer users, the Nikkei said.

Users need to download Skype software to their PSPs, and get a microphone designed specifically for online chats and Internet phone calls, the report said.

This is quite possibly the best gadget of this list. It allows you to copy your old VHS tapes directly to DVD. You can record to your harddrive, or bypass it and burn directly to DVD or CD. Just hook up the DVD Xpress to your computers USB port, plug the cords from your camcorder or video player in to the device and your ready to go. Requires a Pentium III processor and Windows 2000 or later.

These are a steal at Amazon for $75.

« Skype Cordless Phone

If you don’t know what Skype is, it’s a service that allows you to call anyone in the world, via your computer…for free! Yup, you don’t have to spend a cent! Of course, one of the drawbacks is your stuck at your computer for the entire conversation. With the Skype Cordless Phone however your free to move about your home while talking to your friend on the other side of the world. All you need is Windows XP or later as your operating system and a USB port to plug the phone station in to. The phone even has a color LCD screen that displays your Skype contact list.

Available at ThinkGeek for 100 bucks.

« Roll-up Keyboard | Convert VHS to DVD: The DVD Xpress »

These are becoming more and more popular, the roll-up keyboard. Featuring a 104 key standard QWERTY layout, put simply - you can roll this keyboard up. Extremely portable. And best of all, their completely silent. Laptop users who miss the standard keyboard layout really enjoy these.

Available from ThinkGeek with USB & PS/2 connectivity.

« Customizable Keyboard | Skype Cordless Phone »

If your a gamer you’ll be able to identify with the frustration of keys not always being where you’d like them for ease of use. With this keyboard you can move the included keys around the tray in any arrangement you want and you can program them to do what you want. It’s not just for games though, it works with any program. For example, say there is a string of commands you often use in a program such as Microsoft Word or Adobe Photoshop, you could program a single key to perform those commands.

Pick one up at ThinkGeek.

« Keyboard Vacuum | Roll-up keyboard »

Kicking things off is this USB keyboard vacuum. Most of us can probably admit to not cleaning our keyboard often enough. But, we really should try to keep them clean as it can quickly become one of the most germ-ridden items in the home or office. This vacuum which comes with two different cleaning attachments will help you remove dust and dirt from between your keys.

$6.95 at Amazon.com

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