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What is an EyeClop Bionic Eye?
An EyeClop Bionic Eye is a tool with which you can view virtually anything at 200 times its normal size, on your TV screen.


Presented as an advanced toy for 6 years and up - kids, it not only shows details about any item but it could be a useful tool for learning about what things are made of, giving you the opportunity to change your perception about reality, as the common everyday objects are appearing extraordinary.


The Bionic Eye comes with a viewing tube, viewing dish and the base for hands-free use, while you must provide it the 5 AA batteries.
For its capability to show table salt looking like blocks of ice, fine hair looking like twisted rope or your skin looking like an alien one, the device has won many awards such as Parents Choice Best Toy Award, Parents Magazine Best Toy Award, Children''s Technology Review, Editor''s Choice Award, Toy Insider Hot 20 Toys, and ToysRUs Fabulous 15 Toys.

To use the Bionic Eye, it is enough to plug it into the TV and turn it on.
You’ll need no additional software to run or special system requirements to meet, and you can observe the details of any object or animal from your dog to your carpet and the liquid in your glass.

Every New Year’s Eve people gather at the New York City's Times Square to celebrate the passing between the years.


Verizon Wireless had an extraordinary idea for this special moment that comes only one time in a year, and offers the possibility for its users to publish their text messages exactly on the Sony’s Jumbotron.

The JumboTron developed by Sony is one of the largest vacuum fluorescent displays ever made, composed of 3 to 6 tiny CRTs, each of which is one color of a pixel.
It is prepared to display all the wishes for the new year coming from the half million people gathering in Times Square, that use a text-capable phone and any wireless carrier.

People from US that will want to see their special messages on the Spotlight Live's Jumbotron have to e-mail them to NYC@pix.vzw.com.

From the What Wonder Products did the Chinese Invent Lately category, here comes the Time Cube desk watch, a device with a futuristic design that would change your room’s look completely.


Its default shape is of a cube but it likes to transform itself into a multiple-edges form just like in SF movies with transforming aliens.
It’s a 6-sided box which changes its shape to from a series of layered triangles that rotate to show the current time.


The Time Cube measures 96 x 96 x 96mm and the largest triangle shows the hour, the medium one shows minutes, while the smallest spinning triangle on top is the second hand.
To read this watch you just have to see it is a normal clock, powered by 1XAA battery.

Time Cube 12 Hour AM/ PM clock is available on Chinavasion at $12.

Google and Yahoo Internet giants are accused of making millions of dollars from illegal online gambling promotions, and the civil trial is set to start in February 2008, in California.


According to the published reports since the class-action lawsuit filed in California Superior Court in August 2004, the two companies don’t admit or contest they’ve received large payments from Internet gambling advertisers.


Reed Kathrein, lead attorney in the case and partner at Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro () declared that Google and Yahoo “have been profiting from this illegal practice for more than a decade” and they think that “the agreement with the government does not go far enough".

More than that, he believes that the amounts earned by these are enormous compared with the forfeiture penalties, and this will not affect them too much in the future.


Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro’s main activity is the recognized practice in class-action and complex Litigation since 1993, and it is headquartered in Seattle, with offices in major cities like Chicago, Los Angeles and San Francisco.


Among its successes we enumerate the $300 million dollars settlement in the DRAM memory antitrust litigation, the $340 million dollars recovery on behalf of Enron employees, and role as co-counsel on the Visa/Mastercard litigation which resulted in a $3 billion Settlement.


You can read more about HBSS here.

If you are a hardcore gamer you gotta have the XRaider.
Why? Because it is the coolest mouse pad on the market, and not only the coolest, but also the most ergonomic.


Flexiglow is a company specialized in computer peripherals manufacturing and it uses the latest technologies to enable a new unique level of interaction between you and the machine.


To use the gaming mouse pad you have to plug its 1.8 m wire into a USB port, and after that the pad starts to spread its brightful color all over your desktop.
The colors available are red, blue and green, and it measures 290 mm x 223 mm x 5 mm, while the mousing area has 260 mm x 213 mm.

A small switch located on the USB cable allows you to adjust the intensity of the light coming from the plastic borders around the pad.
XRaider is also cheap, being available at prices around $23.