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More and more companies are targeting tech-savvy women with pink gadgets, and now it’s Sony’s turn to catch up on the new fashion.

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Now there’s a bright idea - no need to get out of your home, no waiting in the store line, no late fees, and you can keep the DVDs for as long as you want if you pay your monthly subscription. But that’s not all - you can easily manage your account online: ordering movies, queue up your next rentals and more. Return postage? $0.00.

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Following the success and popularity of the Binary Watch among geeks, a new way to empower the united geekdom is presented - Morse Code Watch¹ ($108).

The watch has three modes for telling the time, two of them somewhat impenetrable. If, however, you really do want to know what the time is (there’s always one), another press of a button will reveal it in a standard digit form.

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Truth is - we all love music; But a businessman surely wouldn’t feel to comfortable walking around his office or going to a meeting with messy loose wires tangeled from his ears. This is one of the reasons the iPod Tie ($39) is such a great idea. Availble in red, pink or navy blue.

The commuter tie features a pocket on the reverse to hold your iPod Nano or MP3 player and an extra fabric loop to keep headphone wires out of sight and close to your body. 100% Silk.

Can’t leave your baby alone without checking on him every 5 minutes? well it’s pretty common if you’re the average parent. Here’s a quite affordable product that will also ‘blend’ into your baby’s environment - TeddyCam Baby Monitoring System ($60).

With a camera built into his nose, the TeddyCam blends perfectly in the environment of a baby’s room. Plus, a built-in 2.4GHz transmitter sends video signals to the receiver you connect to your TV, eliminating the need for wires.

If you like to drink your perfect hot chocolate or nescafe cup before going to work or bed, you know how much it really sucks to find all of the delicious stuff sitting in a saturated clump on the bottom of their mug.

This one doesn’t even require you to make the stirring yourself, it’s self-stirring at 3,000 RPM’s. Available for $30 here.

Expected to be released on September 4th, O2’s iPod-like phone named Ice is expected to lead a new line of 3rd-generation phones at the company. Ice features both GSM & GPRS, bluetooth, 1.3 megapixel front camera for video calling, a rear one for taking pictures, MP3 support and 32MB built in memory.

Since the only thing that matters is the fact that these glasses help you find your golf balls, we’re not going to try and explain all the technology that’s envolved, cause we simply don’t understand it. We just wanna find our balls faster.

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Fans of Hello Kitty wouldn’t probably care that this cellphone lacks when it comes to technical specs like no MP3 format support and a 130 by 130 pixel screen. It’s the Hello Kitty that matters for them, Hello Kitty games, wallpapers and music.

Coming sometime in the end of August, somewhere in this world.

Dell tells hat if you’re holding a battery shipped between April 2004 and July 18, 2006, you are one of the 4.1 million people requested to recall their defected batteries.

This is happening after a chain of laptop explosions, specifically shipped by the company.

Dell Battery Replacement Hotline (1-866-342-0011, weekdays 6:00AM - 6:00PM, weekends 9:00AM - 6:00PM) or www.DellBatteryProgram.com.