inflatable mouse baby! Made in Korea.

The Jelly Click takes mouse portability to the extreme. All the electronic circuity lives on a small flexible board. The body itself is just soft plastic. Whenever you need a mouse, blow up the Jelly Click, attach the USB cable and you’re good to go. As a bonus, it’s a total floaty for you swimming challenged people.

[via] TechEblog

It’s that time of year when all of those funny Christmas ideas come out, some of which will see a whole host of gadgets that do all sorts of things, but very rarely do anything useful.

The Think Geek Snowbot Features:
USB Powered (for great justice!)
Scanning LED Robotic Eye
Rate of sweeping is controllable via knob
Selectable LED Robotic Eye Colors (Blue or Red)
Authentic Snowbot Sound (on/off switch)
Rotating, articulating metal arms
Coiled (12″) USB cable extends to 30″

This is a nice but almost useless gadget which serves not purpose other than to have a good laugh while at your desk.

Priced at $9.99

Source [Think Geek]
http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/cubegoodies/854a?cpg=cj

You know how it is, you wait a long time for one and then all of a sudden a whole load of them come along, this is the second finger operated mouse that we have featured, and this one is the best so far! Just check out the specs:

Features:
- Wireless, using radio frequency, absolute freedom!
- Compact: around 1/2 to 1/3 of conventional mouse.
- With 3 different ring sizes to fit for different people with different finger sizes
- High Resolution: 1000dpi
- Optical, making it working on all surfaces.
- USB Interface
- Powered by internal battery and rechargeable by USB (USB cable included)
- Plug-N-Play, no need for driver installation.
- Ergonomical design
- Long Working Distance: 15 meters

Specifications:
- Dimensions: 60×40x38 mm for Mouse
- Dimensions: 72×17x8mm for Receiver
- Net Weight: 25g for mouse & 10g for Receiver
- Build-in lithium-ion battery: 3.7V 230mA
- Charging time: 2 house
- Continue using time: 14 hours
- Stand by time: 170days

Recommends for:
- Presentation
- In some environment where a flat place for a conventional mouse is not available
- In-flight, train, car… where you hand cannot rest on

But there is only one thing that is outstanding, what if you are left handed?

Priced at $26.99

Source [USB Fever]

There is nothing worse than a mass of wires that are all tangled up together in one great big bulky mess, which is impossible to unwind.

Which is why the cable yoyo is so cool. It keeps all cables nice and neat, in the image it looks like a USB cable but I suppose that it would work with any other smallish cable.

The box can fix to the desk, which will stop it from moving around.

Source [Shiny Shiny]

There are going to be some people who are really going to love this. While on the other hand there will some people who will not like this one at all. It a matter of choice, but can you just imagine to looks that you would get walking down the street talking into this handset, people are going to think that you are mad.

Features of the Dial “B”

An original Think Geek design - not sold anywhere else
Battery charges via USB connection
Make and receive calls
Approximately 30 ft range
Works with Bluetooth V1.0, 1.1, 1.2
Blue LED indicates function mode
Comes with: Handset, USB cable, Instructions
Please note: cell phone not included

Priced at $34.99.

Source [Coolest Gadgets]

http://www.coolest-gadgets.com/20070707/thinkgeeks-bluetooth-retro-handset/#more-7197

http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/electronic/8928/?cpg=cj

This is great a mouse that you can wash under the tap, I mean lets face they do get dirty and it is a pain getting them clean.

Now this is not a problem because we can now simply even now and then give the mouse a wash. This is not revolutionary I know but its practical and very useful.

AVAILABILITY

Late August 2007 with launches in Asia, Europe, and Australia to follow.
Washable Mouse (F5L007-SCROLL) – $29.99

A versatile scroll pad lets you scroll vertically and horizontally with one easy touch
Works on many household surfaces including upholstery and wood
Features optical technology with 1200dpi
Powered via USB cable

Product Page [Belkin]

If you have a 2nd generation iPod and would like some very portable speakers, then this device the Cuby by Princeton from Japan could be ideal for you.

It has a neat square shape to it, which matches the iPod for size, so the two look as if they were made for each other. The power comes from three x AA batteries, and there are two 0.5 watt speakers, which for the size give off a great sound.

The iPod connects to the device through the head phone jack and the computer via the USB cable, which enables the transfer of files and can be used as a power source to save the batteries. Goes on sale in July and will cost around $33.

Source [New Launches]