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Top 5 gadgets: Lego Key Light

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LEGO KEY LIGHT: $14.99. It won't help you find your keys, it doesn't double as a USB storage solution and you can't play music on it. But this cool Lego man does have a torch built into his foot, beyond that, um, he just looks ace. A nifty key
ring for young ones, Lego fiends or those who have problems unlocking doors in the dark.
REMOTE-CONTROLLED TARANTULA: $59.95. If you're looking for a frightful critter with furry texture, realistic leg movements and light-up eyes then this is the arachnid for you. The Tarantula has a 15cm body and 20cm leg span (from the tip of the front leg diagonally to the tip of the opposite rear leg). It is stacks of fun for admirers of arachnids, fans of remote controlled gadgets and practical jokers. Available from iwantthat.co.nz
PLAYSTATION 3 AFTERGLOW CONTROLLER: $59.99. Gamers looking to add a little extra splash of style to their PlayStation 3 could do a lot worse than this cool number. The colour coded circuit board enhances its sharp techno look and it has an LED lighting system. While playing, it can be set to three different "afterglow" settings to juice up a night-time gaming experience. The button configuration is also the same as standard controllers. Available from leading electronic retailers.

VACUUM SAVER:
$79.99. Sick of seeing leftovers go to waste? Is your fridge packing more mould than fancy cheese? The answer might just be this little sucker. Just throw whatever needs saving in a bag, give it a vacuum and, hey presto, your flavours are air sealed. Also great for marinating foods in minutes, packing frozen foods and packing for travelling. Available from Living and Giving.
MASTERS HAZARD DELUXE PUTTING MAT: $69.99. Trying to shave some strokes off your short game? Maybe you should set your sights on this sweet number. At 35cm wide and just under 8ft long, it's a handy way to keep your putting skills razor sharp, with a small uphill slant and wee "sand" traps. It also automatically returns both makes and misses. A great addition to a living room, spare room or anywhere else you can convince the wife it looks great. Available from the nzherald.co.nz shopping section.

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