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If you think your partner’s snores are getting unbearable, but you still don’t want to be rude enough to wake them up from their sleep, Snore Stopper ($60) is the answer.

It has a tiny, yet highly sensitive microphone that detects snoring & sends safe electronic pulses to the wrist. These pulses work similar to your spouse nudging you. They’ll cause you to alter your sleeping position & stop snoring. The pulses aren’t powerful enough to disrupt your sleep, but theyââ?¬â?¢ll make you roll over & the snoring will stop.

Althought the prices listed on their site are slightly higher than what we expected, Amazon.com is now offering Windows Vista for pre-order with the shipping date 30/1/2007.

The prices range from $159 to $399 for the most luxurious called Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate DVD-Rom.

Here’s a product that’s a bit pricey, but it might be just worth it if you’re having trust-issues with your employees, or just want to teach your teenager a lesson.

You can accurately determine where a person traveled, how fast they drove, where they stopped and for how long. Don’t just catch your teenager’s bad behavior: Use this system to teach him to drive responsibly!

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Yep, you guessed it right - that’s another iPod accessory product. earBuddy ($15) is simply a jewelry-box sized, though tough keychain holder for your iPod earbuds.

IBM’s first PC, announced on August 12, 1981, was far from the first personal computer–but when it arrived, there was near-universal agreement that it was likely to be a landmark machine. It was. And 25 years later, it still ranks among the most significant computers ever.

PC World listed The 25 Greatest PCs of All Time with a short summary about each one of them, quite fascinating.

If you find the easiest cooking-task such as gettings some popcorn ready challenging, you’ll sure be happy to hear about this Beyond Microwave Oven ($150). This one is able to recognize and analyze appropriate cooking time for over 4000 products, simply by reading their barcodes.

Just scan the barcode on your food package, and the Beyond Microwave Oven does the rest! It’s preprogrammed with over 4000 UPC barcodes, and it has a learn function that allows you to program new items as they hit the shelves. This attractive microwave oven features a stainless steel front and has an LCD screen with a bright blue backlight.

A total of 21, that’s the number of partnerships AOL now has after signing deals with 20th Century Fox, Sony Pictures, Universal Pictures, and Warner Bros.

Through AOL Video, popular movie titles - from recent DVD releases to a large selection of movies representing all genres will be available for purchase and download with prices ranging from $9.99 to $19.99 per movie. Once downloaded, movies can be viewed offline as well as on other PCs and compatible portable devices.

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For parents, getting kids back to “school order” after a long vacation is quite problematic, especially with limiting TV hours. TV Timer (Ã?£25) is the definite answer to these worries. Sorry kids.

V Timer is designed to give parental control as to when the TV can be used and limit how much TV is being watched and so help educate your child to use their time wisely, to pursue alternative activities and show them that there is more to life than watching television or playing on their games console.

If you’ve got some extra free USB hubs and some batteries need to be charged, then this will probably save you some cash. This USB Battery Charger is available for only $15 and will work just like any other charger.

The first of it’s kind panel will be produced during the first half of 2007, featuring 1920 x 1080 Full HD resolution, 2000:1 contrast ratio, 600nit brightness, 180-degree viewing angles, and 92% color saturation for optimum image quality.