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109 Lips, Mybelle
MX20 camcorder, Samsung
Wasabi PZ310 printer, Dell
109 Lips, Mybelle, $24
In case you didn’t get that special kiss for Valentine’s Day, you can get your own Mybelle Lips. Totally old-school corded phone with last number redial about the fanciest feature — but who needs features when you can add these hot lips to your décor. From the United Kingdom‘s Lazerbuilt. www.mybelle.co.uk. We saw these hot lips on shelves at Urban Outfitters.
MX20 camcorder, Samsung, $300
Looking good in red, plus with an optimized recording mode for your YouTube contributions. A Schneider lens with 34-times optical zoom, face detection and image stabilization. Up to 30 hours of recording possible on a 32-GB memory. www.samsung.com.
Wasabi PZ310 printer, Dell, $190
Will you have a side of sushi with that printer? Ultra mobile, Dell’s Wasabi PZ310 handheld printer works with Bluetooth-enabled camera phones, cameras and mobile PCs to churn out instant wallet-size photos. Perfect if you have one of Dell’s Inspiron
Minis or another netbook from the growing number available with various manufacturers. It weighs a mere 200 grams, measuring 12 cm by 7.1 cm and 2.3 cm deep. Prints on sticky-back photo paper for decorating your locker or making a scrapbook, and holds up to 12 sheets of paper especially designed for the printer. No ink, but instead ZINK — Zero Ink — a new technology that uses special ZINK paper with dye crystals embedded inside that are activated by the ZINK-enabled device. Available in pink, black and blue. www.dell.ca
Acoustibuds, Burton Ideas, $13 US
Earphone adapters, these flexible silicone rubber attachments fit on your earbuds to help them fit and sound better. They have five or six little fins making them flex to fit and stay in your ears. They were a Consumer Electronics Show innovations design and engineering honoree for 2009. Compatible with a long list of headsets and earphones, you can check them at www.acoustibuds.com.
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