The modern vespa is slightly different to its original counterparts where they had hardly anything extra on them.

But this one has got the latest hi tech upgrade, including this LCD screen, with touch screen display, and WiFi connectivity which will enable access to the internet whenever the owner wants, though it is not a great idea to be doing this while driving along.

I wonder what the insurance would be on this, I couldn’t imagine any theft being able to walk past it, without thinking about ripping the screen out of the bike.

Source [Uber Gizmo]

Whatever your means of travel it is always great to know exactly where you are, the only real way to do this when there are no road signs, is by using s GPS device. But if you are walking or hiking space and weight are at a premium. This is where the Mainnav MW 705 GPS Watch can come in very useful.

But not only is this watch a GPS device it also has Bluetooth, which can come in very handy too.

Source [Red Ferret]

When you see those trailers and RV’s around the campsites that have an array of Ariel’s and dishes rising out of the roof, most people would think how great that would be, imagine driving around the country, stopping at a park or stopover point and being able to watch all of the programming that would if your were at home, sounds great to me!

The only problem is the dishes and Ariel’s that would need to put up and lined up to the signals, this would actually spoil the day or night!

But naturally there is a solution and it comes in the form of a suitcase.

Welcome to Direc TV, the system that needs no installation and comes with a laptop type screen and is powered by a laptop type battery. Now this is really cool.

Features:

1. Unit Specs ( When Closed):
Width - 19.5″
Height - 5.1″
Depth - 19.5″ (With handle)
Weight - 27.2 lbs.
2. Integrated 17-inch LCD monitor and satellite receiver with two speakers
3. Compact and portable flat antenna and satellite receiver
4. DIRECTV® programming accessed through a platform based on DIRECTV’s D11 set top box
5. Small profile IR remote
6. Component and composite A/V inputs
7. Composite A/V out
8. Satellite in connection
9. Phone Jack
10. USB connection
11. AC and DC capable (cigarette lighter adapter included)
12. Rechargeable, replaceable Li-ion battery ~ 1 hour usage

The Direc TV system costs $1,499, plus the $5 satellite service fee.

Source [Crave]

http://crave.cnet.com/8301-1_105-9748942-1.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=Crave

http://www.directv.com/DTVAPP/global/contentPage.jsp?assetId=P4110014

Laptops these days are getting bigger and heavier, and really they are pretty uncomfortable and sometimes very difficult to work with.

But no need worry now, because there is a solution from Lap Works, they have produced a stand which fits comfortably on your lap, they have made it so that the laptop screen will can be adjusted to your seating position, which mean less back and neck ache.

The Futura Laptop Stand weighs in at around 16 ounces, and is made from a light weight ABS plastic, so it is light and strong.

Priced at around $30.

Source [Pop Gadget]

This small sailing craft can be folded down so small that it can be carried on your back in the bag provided.

It is perfect for holidays, camping trips or just for people who like to go out on the river or lake in your new boat.

Features:

The 3.1m floats are made from Valmex.
No mooring fees
Most sailing clubs recommend that you have at least an RYA Level 2 ( a competent sailor in light winds with an introduction to sailing techniques and maneuvers, rigging, launching, safety, capsize recovery and basic rules of the road ) but if you have any sailing experience then you should be able to sail a MiniCat.

Models:

Standard - the single sail design comes with an aluminum mast and a sail area of 3.75 m2.
Super - comes with an aluminum mast and main sail with an area of 3.75 m2 and a jib area of 1.4 m2.
Sport - a composite mast offering a lighter weight is combined with a mainsail area of 3.75 m2 and furling jib with an area of 1.4 m2.

Additional Information:

Length: 3.1m
Beam: 1.4m
Mast Height: 3.8m
Aluminum mast material ( Standard and Super versions): AlMgSi 0.5
Weight 35kgs - 38kgs ( depending on model )
Diameter of floats: 300mm
Sail material: Dimension Polyant
Trampoline: 135cm x 95cm
Bag dimensions ( when packed down ): 135cm x 30cm x 40cm
Design Category: “D”
Carrying capacity: 235kg
Assembly time approx.: 30 mins
2 year warranty
Small repair kit supplied

Priced at around $5000.

Source [Red Ferret]

http://www.redferret.net/?p=9040

http://www.firebox.com/index.html?dir=firebox&action=product&pid=1839

Have your ever wanted to fly your own plane? Well you can now but you will have to stick to your own airspace, that is your home or office if you really want wind people up.

This is a remote controlled plane, which makes it really great because you are able to just get the the plane in the air by hand and then the remote controll takes over, flying around until the battery runs down or you crash into something, which is probably going to happen first. But no need to worry about that, because the plane is constructed with EPP foam.

Please Note:

* Requires 6 x AA Batteries (not included)
* Charge time 10 minutes for a flying time of 5 minutes.

Dimensions:

* Palm Z - approximately 4.5cm (H) x 21cm (Wingspan) x 19cm (D)
* Remote control - approximately 8cm (H) x 12.5cm (W) x 3cm (D)

This plane will cost you around $40, amazing!

Source [Shiny Shiny]

This charger and adapter for the iPod, is great for iPod owners who are on the road or traveling, we all know that the batteries can easily run down very quickly, and there is nothing worse than finding just when you get a bit of peace and quiet, the iPods battery is run down.

It is easy to use and all that is needed is that the any device, such as iPod, PDA’s and other mp3 players, are plugged into the USB port and there you have it, no need to carry around all those extra chargers, when it can be done with this.

Features:

Input： AC100-240V, 50-60Hz.
Output：DC5.0-5.5V 1000mA 5W-5.5W.
Output interface：USB..
Use for：MP3/PDA/IPOD.
LED power indicator.

Protect features：
Over circuit，
Over voltage,
& short circuit.

Source [Cool Gadget Zone]

Well maybe not, this could be the bike of the future or possibly the skate board. Because this Magic Wheel is sort of a cross between a hi tech skate board and a bike, but it is neither and that could be the problem with it.

This bike or unicycle could catch on with the young and the trendy, its black and red finish looks great and has that racing looked to it.

The magic wheel is ridden with one foot on the side pod bit, that acts like a foot plate, while your other foot pushes the magic wheel along, it is steered by a single wheel at the front, which looks a bit fragile and very similar to the ones that you see on a supermarket trolley.

Magic Wheel features:

Weight: 6.3 KG
Max Height: 29 inches
Wheel Dia: 26′ / 20mm
Rear direction wheel: 125mm x 25mm
Wheel used: Professional sports wheel
Frame: High quality reinforced ABS plastic
Color: Black & Red
90 days warranty, tool kit & user manual included
Rider Weight: Maximum 150 Kg

The price of the magic wheel is around $200

Source [Ubergizmo]

This is a cool bag, but no ordinary cool bag; it has the same sort of cooler as the one that you would expect to see on van carrying cold food or something similar.

Of course this bag is not just for beer, in fact it is probably better designed to carry your food for a picnic, but whatever you are thinking are putting in the bag, you can be rest assured that the contents will be nice and cool.

SIZE (inch):

14.5 × 15.7 × 11
14.5 × 1.5 × 3.7 (when folded)
Weight: 5 lbs

Priced to keep you cool at $155.17.

Source [Red Ferret]