We have reported on a lot of interesting tech that begins with the mirror, such as the interactive Magic Mirror .

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Virtual Mirror for augmented reality cosmetics

I can’t say that I’ve ever quite understood the Hello Kitty trend.  However, I am a big believer in companies offering several docks and speakers to fit a wide range of tastes.  You shouldn’t be stuck with a plain black set of speakers if you’re a pink and white fanatic.  Those of you that are into Hello Kitty or have a relative that is can pick up this dock for a not too bad price. It comes in white as well as an all over pink version.  This Japanese dock has surface mounting technology and lossless energy amplication technology.  It offers 360-degree sound output that’ll keep it from sounding like a novelty speaker that you just picked up because it featured your favorite cat.  It quite obviously features an iPod dock, but you can also plug other audio devices in through the stereo output.  You can pick one of these up for 14,800 yen or about $175 .

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Hello Kitty iPod Dock

Book lights are very handy for big time book lovers, but only every now and then.  I don’t know of anyone that uses it on a daily basis.  That often means that it gets forgotten in the bottom drawer and you leave it with a dead battery for far too long just due to not thinking of it.  This Starlite USB Rechargeable Light has a little bit of an edge in that area.  Not only does it function as a book light, but it’s also a desk lamp. Sure, it’s not a large desk lamp, but when you’re not using it to clip onto your favorite book it can be used for small tasks.  Plus, I absolutely love that it charges up through the USB port, because it means that you’re not stuck remembering to make a battery trip.  Beyond that it’s a very basic light, but it has all the best features to make sure that you’ll get a whole lot of use out of it.  You can pick one up for $25 through the MoMA Store

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Starlite LED Light does double duty

There have been many advancements in speech-to-text in the last few years. I’m sure that I’ll probably speaking these posts instead of typing them in the next few years, provided I’m not disturbing others in the room. I’m sure that the hearing impaired would most benefit from speech to text technology, and this is what the Babel Fisk is supposed to do

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Babel Fisk: Read what you are hearing

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I’m sure that most of you have seen Jaws , and remember the scene where Richard Dreyfuss goes underwater in a shark cage.

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Have fun swimming with the crocodiles!

Dryer balls are nothing new, they’re just a rubber ball that takes the place of fabric softener.  Just don’t ever use them in the winter, unless you enjoy your clothes being absolutely filled with static electricity.  Well normal dryer balls are pretty dull, but these new ones could be pretty handy.  Instead of just keeping clothes soft, this will steam all of your clothes while they’re in the dryer.

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Mister Steamy Dryer Balls

Cases offer to protect gadgets, but they should do more than that.  After all, some cellphones can double as a flashlight, an MP3 player and even their own miniature computer.  It would seem that putting a case that can only do one function on such a versatile gadget is just wrong.  Thankfully there is the iBottleopener that can open up your beers and keep your iPhone safe. This case won’t even block any ports, so you can plug it in without needing to take off the case.  Beyond the bottle opener on the back it’s a pretty simple case.  It’ll work for  your iPhone 3G/3Gs and it’ll soon fit the iPhone 4.  It will cost you $19.95 for one of these cases, plus a little extra in shipping and handling.

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iBottleopener for your iPhone

You can’t seem to trust anyone these days, which could very well be the reason behind more and more spy gizmos that are hitting the market. Here we have the Motion Activated Wall Switch Spy Camera which is pretty much self explanatory – it will record video whenever it detects movement within range, storing all footage onto a microSD memory card (up to 8GB) for your review later. Not only does it do video, but it also records audio so that you can be sure whatever your partner is discussing with a member of the opposite gender remains strictly business and nothing personal

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Motion Activated Wall Switch Spy Camera

I always like seeing this cars that look more like rockets, designed to do nothing more than just go really, really, really fast. This is one of the latest of these super-fast vehicles, known as the Venturi Buckeye Bullet.

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Venturi Buckeye Bullet breaks 300mph Hydrogen speed record