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The Sound Ball is a keychain-size speaker for any portable audio player such as iPods.

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Spread your music through this tiny yet powerful portable speaker. Designed by Dreams, Japan, the new Sound Ball is a keychain-size speaker for any portable audio player such as iPods. Featuring a built-in rechargeable battery that allows the speaker to produce a wide sound range. Easy to strap it on to a keychain, cellphone, or a bag. Available in 3 different stylish colors, and includes an ON/Off button. Only from Japan.

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Globe Speaker System for iPod with Clock Radio.

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5 sec Sound Effect Accessed Through Car Key. Top-Loading CD Player with Programmable Memory. 2-Digit LED Track Number Display. One Track/All Tracks Repeat Playback. Forward/ Reverse Skip Track and High-Speed Music Search. LED Indicators for Program and Repeat Playback Modes. AM/FM Stereo Radio with Rotary Dial Scale. LED FM Stereo Indicator.

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Sony's 4K Projector (or Super Mega Ultra HD Projector in my terms), provides 4 times the pixels at a 4096x2160 resolution. Akihabara News says the liquid crystal on silicon projector uses SXRD technology, has a 2500:1 contrast ration, a 2 kW lamp and it produces 11,000 lumens of light. At $114,000 and 268 pounds with no media that can take full advantage of the hardware, I doubt you'd have much use for this...yet. [Akihabara via Electronista]

We already caught of preview of Canon new EOS 5D Mark II 21-megapixel monster, but if you're curious about Canon's other new camera offerings, you may want to hit up Photography Blog, which has gone hands-on with each of 'em. That includes the PowerShot G10 (pictured above), the PowerShot SX1 IS / SX10 IS, the Digital IXUS 980 IS and 870 IS and, of course, the aforementioned EOS 5D Mark II, just in case you need another look at it. Unfortunately, they don't have much in the way of first impressions just yet, or any sample shots, but they do at least have a comparison between the G10 and the earlier G9 model for those considering an upgrade, and plenty of high res photos of each camera to let you examine every nook and cranny. Hit up the links below to dig in.

Read - Photography Blog, "Canon PowerShot G10"
Read - Photography Blog, "Canon PowerShot SX1 IS / SX10 IS"
Read - Photography Blog, "Canon Digital IXUS 980 IS and 870 IS"
Read - Photography Blog, "Canon EOS 5D Mark II"

Unlike traditional tripods, the gorillapod doesn't require an flat surface, Such Gorillapod is malleable - each of the three legs bends, twists and grips - allowing you to attach your camera to almost to just about anything - anywhere and everywhere and grab a picture from an interesting angle when a steady hand is not sufficient to stop an image from blurring. This $16.99 Grip Tripod would give all your photo opportunities and memories a boost.

This adaptive 8X multifunctional Camera Lens Telescope is designed to work on any mobile phone or digital camera. It does seem to zoom in a crapload (see photo after jump). It promises to make a portable video camera out of your phone. The improved compatibility is handy. Telescope is ideal for viewing sporting events, for trips, hunting bird watching, hiking, on board ship or at the concert or theater, long focal lens can achieving long distance shooting. Such fancy clairvoyance priced at $16.99, unbelievable!



Telescope Via thinktechno

Now that manufacturers are creating add-on lenses for cellphone cameras similar to the one we saw at CES. They need to step up their funny to attract your attention. This iPhone telescopic lens does just that, adding a nifty protective iPhone case to go along with the lens. The good news is that it does seem to zoom in a crapload (see photo after jump) and long distances with the power of a digital camera and video it is like taking a portable video camera/still camera in your iPhone. but unless that lens unscrews from the body, there's no way you can call the iPhone "pocketable". It says it's an absolute must for people who want to snoop without being noticed. But if the iPhone's camera was better I'd consider something like this. For the lame 2MP camera witch crap low-light performance, I doubt if it's worth it. That and it's dorky.But it's really a Interesting and cool gadget. Makes me paradoxical, Have anyone tried this? What do you think of it?

Take pic with and without the telescopic lens:

Function:

    * 100% Brand NEW!!
    * Mobile Phone Telescope is compatible for Apple iPhone
    * Magnification: 6x18
    * 9 degree field vision
    

* The new design to run of rays can effectively avoid the contortion of image, and makes the wide range, the larger luminous flux, the higher visual acuteness, good for color reduction, which makes the high quality of photography.

Purpose:

* Camera Telescope suitable for watching the match, the concert, travel, the animal observes fans the newspaper-man shoots remotely, the private detective takes a picture and collects evidence, geological prospecting, the forestry manages, the port dispatcher of the railway, the traffic administrative department to collect evidence etc.

    * This is a non-OEM generic product
    * Size: 7.2 x 3cm
    * Weight: 134g
     

Function:

* Overcome the short coming of camera mobile phone that can only near-sighted, it also makes distant view for you at the moment.

Package contents:

    * 1 x Apple iPhone Camera Telescope
    * 1 x Crystal iPhone Case
    * 1 x Neck strip

This is the greatest little spy tool ever created. It allows your iPhone camera to zoom in across parking lots, and long distances with the power of a digital camera and video it is like taking a portable video camera/still camera in your iPhone. It is an absolute must for people who want to snoop without being noticed.