Most of us techno lovers are always in awe of the brand new gadget ideas and nothing can be better than gadgets and gadget ideas that are incredibly useful. The Elecom wind up mouse is one such recent and trendy innovation where you can use your mouse without the hassle of having the cord. This is a pretty cool idea if you are always on the move.

There is also a rubbery area where the USB cord can wind up and this new cool mouse can be yours for just $42. If the uber pink feminine colors blind you, go for the more neutral shades. Eitherway you will love them.

The gadget world is always witness to amazing innovative new ideas, and the latest on the block is the Microsoft Arc Mouse. It’s very interesting that the mouse is designed in such a way that it can fold upto 60% of its entire body size. This feature is extremely convenient if you are on the move and often have to carry your notebook around. When you fold the mouse it automatically turns off. Can it get any more user friendly? Possibly not because the mouse connects to the computer free of wiring.

The technology in use is Microsoft’s Blue Tracker Technology and can be purchased for a price of $59.95.

With the Minoru 3D webcam you can take computing to an all new level of fun and excitement. This new age webcam has two cameras that will give you a 3D image and make everything seem to come alive. Connect with your friends and family over MSN or Yahoo and with the Minoro 3D Webcam they will be able to see you in a three dimensional form. For this, both the users need to wear a special glass that will help in viewing the 3D effect.

You just need a standard red and cyan 3D glass in order to experience this cool three dimension viewing of the people you are chatting with. The webcam also features as a normal camera in the absence of this special 3D glass.

I’m not sure what the fascination is with plastering diamonds on everything, but the trend shows no signs of dying down. In the latest bit of news, you can purchase covers, that’s right. Covers, for your iPod earphones, which are encrusted in diamonds. The diamonds are worth $60,000 dollars. If you’re troubled by recent the recent economic crisis and don’t want to fork over quite that much cash, you could always opt to purchase a $4,500 set which is encrusted wit black or white diamonds, or even cheaper, a set covered in Swarvoski crystals for just $110.

Tags: Diamond, Earphone, ipod, Swarvoski

The Azentek SmartMirror was a hot topic in August, with only a few units available, many back orders and waiting lists began popping up, along with a few disgruntled customers who were tired of waiting. If you find yourself in the disgruntled customer category, today is your lucky day! Azentek is ramping up production of their GPS mirrors and stated the mirrors will be available at major retailers by the end of the year. If you’re not sure what I’m talking about, the $800 rear view mirror crams a 4″ GPS unit alongside its standard sizedrear view mirror. The GPS system doesn’t skimp on features and has hands free Bluetooth calling, a built in speaker, and text to speech functionality. The mirror also has an SD card slot for expansion.

Tags: Azentek, bluetooth, GPS, Mirror

There’s not a room in your house that doesn’t have at least one light bulb in it, unless you’re The Phantom of the Opera, so having light bulbs as a means to carry data seems an extremely intelligent idea. At least, that’s what researches at Boston University’s College of Engineering though, too. A team at the school has been working on low-power LED lights which could utilize optical communication to carry data wirelessly. This is a huge step in making houses across America fully “wired”… wirelessly. Imagine a home where your computer, your phone, hell, even your gaming device could instantly communicate with you as soon as you flip the light switch in your room. Someone call the Jetsons, we’re moving in next door!

Tags: led, Light Bulb, wifi, Wireless

As if you needed another reason to constantly check your email. This little device sits neatly on your desktop, cleverly disguised as an envelope. Whenever you receive email, the light inside the notifier will light up, either in green, blue or red. The color depends on what location you’ve received the mail from, for those of you with multiple inboxes, or you can use it to set the volume of your inbox, letting you know when its time to clean out your inbox. The device is priced at $17 and would make a great gift for the email addict you know.

Tags: Device, email, GMail, Outlook, usb

Ergonomic mice aren’t new to the market, in fact, it seems just about every month, there’s a new company releasing a new mouse which is advertised as a great way to relieve the stress in your wrists. The HandshoeMouse by Hippus just might be the real thing. The mouse was developed at two medical universities in Holland, which gives it a solid background. The mouse’s main feature is the ability to place the whole palm of your hand on the mouse, without grasping it. Because of this, the mouse is somewhat tilted, to allow easy access to the buttons and scroll wheel. The HandshoeMouse comes in three sizes which are based on how large your hand is. It also comes in two colors, black and white, and is priced around $166.

Tags: ergonomic mouse, handshoemouse, hippus, mouse

Got a ton of cell phones that you still use? We’re talking multiple cell phones from different makers that are all still active? Well if that’s the case, then chances are you’ve been dreaming of this charger. This ugly little brick has ports for 8 different connectors including Motorola, Nokia, Samsung, Siemens, and Sony Ericcson. Don’t expect it to be comfortable to carry around either, as it doesn’t come with a case and is quite pokey with all those chargers.

While your cell phone bill may be through the rough, this charger will only run you $18.

Tags: Cell Phone, charger, motorola, Nokia, samsung, siemens, sony ericcson

Looking for a large yet affordable laptop hard drive? Well if you missed out on the Samsung SpinPoint M6, you’ll be happy to hear that Western Digital has started shipping their own 9.5 mm x 2.5 inch 500GB laptop drive. They’re coming out and bulk and coming out fast under the name WD Scorpio Blue. These bad boys have an 8MB cache, runs through SATA 3Gbps transfer with 12 ms access, and is considered to be one of the quietest 2.5 inch 5,400 rpm hard drives on the market.

The 500GB model will be available shortly for the price of $220. You can currently get the 400GB version for $190.

Tags: 400gb, 500gb, samsung, sata, spinpoint m6, wd scorpio blue, western digital