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Top 5 gadgets: Pizza Boss 3000

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27 Nov, 2010 03:00 PM2 mins to read

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PIZZA BOSS 3000: $29.95. For those who like their gadgets on the macho side - introducing the Pizza Boss 3000. Made from engineering-grade plastic, this wee slicer has a laser-etched stainless steel blade that will carve up any topping you can think of. It also has a removable shield for easy cleanup. Great for handymen, fans of DIY or those who can't help but burn their pizza. Available from iwantthat.co.nz

WIRELESS SOLAR KEYBOARD:
by Logitech, $169. Logitech's new wireless solar keyboard will appeal to conservationist computer users. It charges through an integrated solar panel so there's no hassles with extra cords or power bricks. Although it is powered by light, it's also capable of operating in darkness for up to three months. Being only 7.5mm thick and wireless makes it easy to take on the move. Available from early December.

LE DUO PLUS:
by Magimix, $699.95. Look out produce, here comes the Le Duo Plus. Capable of pulverising pretty much any kind of fruit and vegetable, it's a juice extractor, citrus press and coulis maker. Ladies will love its style and functionality for making healthy snacks; men will admire its supreme crushing abilities. Available from stoffels.co.nz
PL150 DIGITAL CAMERA: by Samsung, $349. Getting yourself in the picture has never been easier. Samsung's new digital camera's handiest feature is its 2View mode: all you do is check your image in the front 1.5-inch LCD screen and the PL150 takes it from there for stunning self-portraits. With two screens and a cool range of extras, this would make one extra-sweet stocking stuffer. Stockists include JB Hi-Fi, Harvey Norman, Camera and Camera and Smith City.

SOUND ACTIVATED STAGELIGHT:
by Gioteck, $79.99. Calling all Guitar Heroes, how about cranking up your bedroom performance of November Rain with your very own light show. The Stagelight's sound-activated LEDs adjust to different types or levels of music and project light beams around the room as you rip out digital rifts on your latest guitar game. Works with four different consoles. Xbox 360, PS3, Wii and PC. Available from firstgames.co.nz

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