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Fujifilm Cheki Instax mini25 Camera
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Cameras
The Fujifilm Cheki mini25 is a clever camera with intelligent flash, motorized positioning, collapsible lens and 2 shutter design for both landscapes and portraits, and shoots a photo at a size of 62 x 49mm. It has a self-shoot mirror for narcissists and close-up lens for getting those sharp images from up to 35cm away. The cam needs 4 AA batteries and Fujifilm Instant Color “instax mini” Film. The Cheki is available for $119.99 and extra film will cost you $19.99 for 10 shots.
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Three-in-One USB Mirror Web Camera
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Accessories, USB, Cameras, PC / Laptop
We have found a webcam for narcissists. The three-in-one Mirror Web Camera works as a regular webcam with a 1.3 megapixel resolution, a mirror for those times when the boss is coming, and a spycam for unsuspecting coworkers. The mirror has 24 white LEDs to really make you feel all-important. The cam works with IM or Skype, supports USB 1.0 and 2.0, and has a SuppoLens for rotation adjustment. Compatible with Windows XP/Vista, the 150 x 260 x 120mm device comes with a cable and adapter and carries a price of $79.00.
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Magic Mirror Clock
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Misc. Tech
If you are egotistical enough to keep a mirror on your desk or nightstand, you might as well have one that does more than just reflect your handsome/pretty face. The Magic Mirror Clock displays the month, date, hour, and minute when you issue a sound over 80db or touch it. The blue LED clock measures 130 x 130 x 25mm and has an alarm mode, reset and snooze button, and is powered up by 3 AAA batteries (not included.) The mirror/clock carries a MSRP of $20.00.
(Thanks, Fanny)
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USB Mirror Card Reader
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Misc. Tech, PC / Laptop, Storage, USB
The USB Mirror Card Reader is for all girlie girls and metrosexuals who are geeky, yet vain at the same time. Foldable and at a size of only 64 x 55 x 20mm and a weight of 50g, the card reader supports M2/T-Flas /MicroSD/Mini SD, SDHC/SD, Memory Stick PRO/Memory Stick Duo/Memory Stick Pro Duo, and MMC/MMC-II/RS MMC/MMC Plus. With a transfer speed of up to 480Mbps, the reader will work with both Windows Me/2000/XP/Vista and Mac OS X 10.2. Choose from blue or gray for $15.00.
(Thanks, Fanny)
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Let Your Bird Talk to Itself
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Household, Misc. Tech
Can’t teach your new bird to talk? Let the Talk ’N Play do the work for you. It will teach basic phrases such as “Calling all birds” when your avian friend triggers the lights. Each button supplies a new phrase that transmits out of the built-in speakers. Made of a durable plastic, the device also features a mirror in case your cockatoo wants to preen. In sizes of 2 x 4 and 3 x 5.5-inches, you can attach with a zinc-free chain and link. Battery is included in the $9.99 and $11.99 prices.
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Lookin’ Good with Griffin’s Reflect iPod Case
Posted by Lolita Beckwith Categories: Accessories, Music, Portable Audio / Video
Yes, there are myriad iPod cases out there with all kinds of bells and whistles, but if you’re as vain as we are, boy have we got a case for you. It’s the Griffin Reflect, a polycarbonate shell with a mirrored chrome finish. The cool part? When the backlight shuts off, the display disappears so only the wheel shows—and the case is now a handy mirror! Fortunately, the Reflect also has a matte rubberized back to prevent slippage. Available for 2G nano, 5G and SanDisk Sansa for $24.99 USD. Apparently we’re not the only ones diggin’ ourselves, as the Reflect is currently on backorder.
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