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Top 5 gadgets: E7 Cellphone

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27 Jun, 2011 05:00 PM2 mins to read

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E7 CELLPHONE: By Nokia, $1299: Some people love to be able to recite their phones specs and stats; others just like to have something that looks wicked cool on their desk. If you're looking for a great blend of power and beautiful design then the Nokia E7 is well worth exploring. It's packed with a stack of features such as HDMI port, dual LED flash, QWERTY keyboard and is housed in a sweet aluminium body. For more information, check out nokia.co.nz
INSECT COMPUTER MOUSE: $39. If you are a computer user who is bonkers for bugs, then this insect-infused peripheral is the one for you. Just plug into a USB port and this creepy crawler is ready to go. Available from redhotgifts.co.nz
ROCKET LAUNCHER ALARM CLOCK: $55.90. If your mornings are more snail-paced than rocket powered, this alarming boy toy will help put the fun back into wake-up time. Just set it and when the alarm goes off the attached rocket ship goes soaring. Available from raptonline.co.nz
8-IN-1 SOLAR EDUCATIONAL KIT: $49.90. Keen and green young scientists will have their hands busy with this 8-in-1 Solar Educational Kit. From a car to an octopus, robot to a windmill - there's loads of creative constructions to tackle. No tools, soldering or glue required. The finished projects are solar powered, so don't worry if it's a cloudy day - they can be energised with a household 50W halogen light. Available from JayCar.
FINEPIX 3D CAMERA: by Fujifilm, $799.99. Take two 10-megapixal lenses; add two 3x optical zoom lenses and you end up with a high-tech 3D camera that will leave your gadget-loving buddies green with envy. The FinePix 3D Camera takes both still and moving images and converts them into eye-popping creations. You can also hook it up to a 3D monitor or television. Available from selected retailers.

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