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Top 5 gadgets: Recon 6.0 programmable rover

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8 Jun, 2011 05:00 PM2 mins to read

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RECON 6.0 PROGRAMMABLE ROVER: by SmartLab, $107.99. Almost as much fun as a Mars rover but without the hefty price tag and the hassle of having to get it into space, the Recon 6.0 Programmable Rover is great fun for any fan of robotics. You simply input a range of commands, from exploring another room to doing a funky dance, and away it goes. Available from iqtoys.co.nz
TEFAL FRESH EXPRESS: by Tefal, $129.99. Tefal's latest lean, mean, food-processing machine sports a bright and funky look that will enhance any kitchen. Its five different-sized drums allow for various levels of chopping, from thick slices to fine grating. Available from Living and Giving.
ULTIMATE KEY FINDER: $44.95. Keys - where would you be without them? Probably running around the house screaming "where the heck did I leave them?" or something more colourful. Nip that problem in the bud with the Ultimate Key Finder. Just put the credit card-sized transmitter in your wallet, clip the alarm unit to your keys and, when you're in a flap, give it a squeeze. If your keys are within range, they'll beep their location. Available from iwantthat.co.nz
EMERGENCY GLASS PUNCH: by Holmatro, $23. When you're on the road, disaster can strike at any time. Be prepared with this emergency glass punch. Small enough to fit in your glove box, the spring-loaded glass-breaker allows you to punch through vehicle windows in a safe and controlled way. Available from babyboomersshop.co.nz
THE FREEZE & MIX: by Breville, $119.99. When it comes to icecream, you don't need Bluetooth or wireless networks. As long as it's cold and delicious, it's good to go. And what better way to enjoy the frozen treat then by making your own? The Freeze & Mix icecream maker has a two-litre capacity and a unique scraper paddle to whip up frozen goodies in record time. Available from selected retailers.

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