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Top 5 gadgets: PSP Home Theatre

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26 Mar, 2011 03:00 PM2 mins to read

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PSP HOME THEATRE DOCKING STATION: $95.90. If your PSP gaming needs to be cranked up, this mini home theatre system is the solution. This multi-use docking station has four three-watt retractable speakers and a built-in amplifier to help deliver the audio good when you're on the go. It also has a wireless remote control and an audio link cable that allows you to hook it up to a wide variety of other electronic goodies. A must-have for PSP junkies. Available from JayCar.
ARC TOUCH MOUSE: by Microsoft, $99. Stylish in looks yet powerful in use, the Arc Touch Mouse is a beautifully designed piece of computer peripheral. Its "BlueTrack Technology" allows it to operate on almost any surface, and its smooth curves make it a great fit to use. Great for heavy computer users and those who do their computing on the go. For more information check out microsoft.com/nz
ELECTRONIC BRAIN BOX SET: $71.99. Budding brain boxes are sorted with this fun kit that teaches the basics of electricity and electronics. All the pieces clip together with press studs and are colour and number-coded to make them easy to keep track of. The kits are also designed to be easy to figure out when things go wrong to keep young interest levels high. Suitable for age 7 and up. Available from iqtoys.co.nz
SPY TORCH: $145. With this spy torch, not only can you catch nocturnal ne'er-do-wells in the act, but you'll have the footage to prove it. This flashlight packs 8 LEDs to illuminate the action and the built-in camera will record it. It has a micro SD/TF card slot and comes with a 4GB memory card to record any shenanigans. Check it out at trojansecurity.co.nz
BISTRO TOASTERS: By Bodum, $159.95. There's plenty of ways to make toast - but not many as stylish as the Bistro Toaster. It packs a bevy of bread-browning features such as slide-out crumb tray, variable browning and adjustable width to handle even the heartiest slice. But most importantly it looks so cool you'll probably end up taking up making toast as a hobby. It's available in a range of colours and you can check it out at stoffels.co.nz

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