Gadgets including GameBoy Advance, IrV Internet Robot, SpyCamera and Pak-Man
pak-man:
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A groovy little backpack, made and designed in Australia . Designed specifically to hold your CD-man (CD walkman). It sits the discman between your shoulder blades and is streamlined to the natural contours of the body. Also comes in different sizes.
Available from the website : http://www.pak-man.net.au/ for around $33 including GST.
SpyCam:
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The Swann Spycam is a miniature colour surveillance camera that connects to a TV or VCR, or a TV tuner card in a PC. At 28 mm wide x 21 mm deep x 18.2 mm high, the small black device is easy to conceal - the eye of it is smaller than a 5c piece.
The Spycam is powered by a nine volt battery with the supplied adaptor or via mains power with the supplied transformer. When powered by a nine volt battery the camera will operate for about 12 hours.
Useful for a baby's room, front entrance door or even over a cash register, but check out the laws in your state before you use your imagination!
RRP $169 from Dick Smith Electronics and Powerhouses - check online at http://www.dse.com.au
GameBoy Advance:
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GameBoy Advance hand held - it now comes in really cool colours, in a wide colour screen and is a blast for kids and kids at heart. It has a much bigger screen and great games like the new Mario Kart Super Circuit (RRP $68). It also plays all the existing games you may have from Game Boy and Game Boy Colour. You can use the Game Link cable (sold separately) to connect up with up to 3 other Game Boy Advance systems.
RRP $198 also from Dick Smith Electronics and Powerhouses - check online at http://www.dse.com.au
IrV Wireless Internet Robot:
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IrV Wireless Internet Robot - An internet responsive robot - turn him on and he responds to interactive signals from his internet-based command centre. You can play games with him compete against him or send messages to him online.
Check out more info at www.ir-vonline.com
RRP $88 also from Dick Smith Electronics and Powerhouses - check online at http://www.dse.com.au
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