Western Digital Scorpio Blue WD5000BEVT 500GB 5400 RPM 8MB Cache SATA II

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Western Digital Scorpio Blue WD5000BEVT 500GB 5400 RPM 8MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s Notebook Hard Drive – Laptop Hard Drives
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The Refrigerator Fizz Saver Dispenser

Two liters of coke are always fairly cheap, however, they tend to go flat extremely quickly.  Which makes them only really a good idea for parties.  At least at a party you can usually finish off the bottle before it ends up going flat, provided everyone gets the bottle closed well enough.  Well instead of worrying about if the bottle will stay good for as long as you need it to, you could pick up this little contraption.  It’ll make sure that your drink of choice will stay plenty carbonated.

Just twist the dispenser onto the bottle and you have your tap all set up.  Of course if you have several bottles open at once, you’re going to have to have plenty of these lying around.  It might be better for just day to day use.  Otherwise it could get pricey trying to buy twelve of these things all at once for your holiday parties.  You can purchase the Refrigerator Fizz Saver Dispenser for $12.98 on Get Organized.

WiFiPad lets iPhone control games wirelessly

this nifty new free app over on the iTunes App Store that lets you use your iPhone or iPod Touch to control video games on your computer.

 

WifiPad provides you with the ability to control any game that uses the keyboard on your computer over a Wi-fi connection. Since you can also design and serve custom gamepads, you can use it to build just about any controller design and custom key assignments you want. It can also be used to build a remote keyboard for other non-gaming applications.

Just start up the WifiPad desktop server application (Windows or Mac versions available), set up your preferred key mappings for each game, and you’re all set to play your games using your iPhone or iPod Touch screen. It took me just under a minute to get up and running, and I was able to control a bunch of Flash games without any custom setup work.

Sure, there’s nothing quite like the tactile feel of real keys or a joypad beneath your fingers, and there is the potential for lag if you have any Wi-fi connection issues, but it is still kinda cool to whip out your phone and start controlling your games from across the room using your wonderphone’s touchscreen.

You can grab WifiPad now over at the iTunes App Store.

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Mindflex – A game of mind control

Mattel are due to launch Mindflex, a mind control game. The game consists of a sponge ball that you levitate by concentrating (and pulling a seated straining face). The ball floats by means of a fan and you can control the height by the power of your strain.

Twisting a dial moves the ball around the customizable circular course, then use your mind to move it up and down to navigate through the various obstacles.

It’s cool in a simple different kind of way though I’m not sure if it has any longevity and you do look a bit of a dork having to wear a head band and crocodile clips on your ears (I don’t think anybody took a picture when I had a play).

Mindflex is due to market the Fall of 2009 and will retail for ~$80.

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