They say that a man’s home is his castle, so why not provide your fortress with the Advanced Protection Digital Deadbolt Lock to show the world that you’re a real tech geek?

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World famous lock specialists Yale have just introduced their new Keyless door locking product, so after a drunken night you don’t need to fumble around with keys just slur the words “Open Sesame” (whilst pressing the included key fob) and the door will automagically unlock. The Yale Keyfree locking system’s groundbreaking technologically advanced features include fake PIN recognition, remote locking from up-to 15 meters away, voice alerts and the ability to create multiple codes– to mention just a few. Keyfree has been designed to not only conform to, but to set new industry security standards, using ‘Secured by Design’ (a UK police initiative for safer homes) as a benchmark.

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Coolest Door Lock in Town

Most people have had a Swiss Army Knife at some point in their lives.  It comes jam packed full of all sorts of little tools most of which you never needed, but were just happy to have around.  You did always seem to be stuck with one or two attachments that you really would rather trade in for something more useful for your life.  Well thankfully Quirky has picked up the Switch Knife that allows for you to pick and choose what attachments you want included. First you choose the size of your knife, the small will hold 2-6 tools, the medium holds 4-10 and the large holds 7-13 tools.  Even after you pick which tools you want, you can remove or add some on a regular basis.  There are a grand total of 18 attachments to choose from.  The list includes a standard knife, pliers, scissors, nail file, tweezers, thin flathead screwdriver, Philips-head screwdriver, eyeglass Philips, eyeglass flathead, wood saw, serrated blade, corkscrew, combination bottle opener/flathead screwdriver, combination can opener/wire stripper, pen, magnifying glass, LED flashlight and a 1GB USB memory stick.  Right now you can pre-order your own for $79 . Source: GeekyGadgets Check out the Coolest Gadgets 2008 Gift Guides , Christmas shopping made easy

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Switch Multi Tool choose between 18 tools

This is AILA.

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AILA robot knows how to hold things

As you might have guessed, this is only a concept.

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Live Checking Card monitors your spending, on the card itself

One of reasons why I go to CES is to see the newest gadgets. Some of these new devices are definitely planned to be out this year, and some will be out years from now. Watch the video of the RFID card reader with the OLED display and see which category that falls under

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The new ID of the future?

The adoption of radio frequency identification (RFID) tags and devices facilitates the observation and monitoring of event patterns, while highly temporal restrained RFID data further make events complicated. Although the existing Pub/Sub systems can help distributed applications monitor and disseminate interesting events, they are unable to express RFID-related events directly. Extending a system for new RFID requirements not only needs a lot of work, but also provides no performance guarantees

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Effective and Efficient Event Dissemination for RFID Applications

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Midweek Gallery of Gadgets

If you are in construction, TV reporting, or any other job that requires you to bring expensive tools to another location, then you know the frustration of leaving tools behind. On a somewhat related note, I left a camera behind at a wedding that I went to last week, and all I could think was: “oh, I should have done a quick inventory of my things before I just drove off”

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