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Stokke™ Xplory® Stroller is designed around a central bar that like a spinal cord carries every feature on this stroller; the wheels, the seat, bag. This makes the stroller easy to open and operate or fold and store away.
Children love being active. Sitting still is not in their nature. Stokke™ Xplory® stroller lifts your child right up which means he can see everything that is going on around them. The stroller seat is adjustable so your child can sit up to the table height.

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Folderix flash drive was designed as a folder icon, which is to prove that there’s no end to one’s postmodernist aspirations.

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Belkin’s Mouse Trap zips up to carry a mouse and other small items around the house, for use with your laptop. Open it up and use it as a portable mouse pad. Mouse Trap is perfect for moving from your bed to the couch to the dining-room table.

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The Poseidon 180 developed by Bugatti Yachts. The 180-foot yacht has floating decks under a giant glass dome. It has eight staterooms that offer panoramic ocean views. The yacht uses Bugatti Marine engines that can hit 40 knots. The price is USD50 million. Its a yacht design evolution…

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There’s been quite a few ingenious alarm clock concepts of late. They all have one thing in common - force you to physically get up to turn them off. The Carpet Alarm Clock is a variation to that theme. In order to turn it off, you have to get up and step on it. If you really want to make it a challenge, place it far away from your bed. Of course it wouldn’t be a clock if it didn’t have and LCD screen to indicate time too.

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The Creative ZEN™ Stone now comes with a blue OLED screen. With 2GB capacity, radio, voice recording, stopwatch function for the sportsman in you to time your runs and up to 9.5 hours of continuous music playback.

For the less sporty, the TravelSound ZEN Stone portable speakers is a palm-sized one-piece speaker that lets you share music stored in your ZEN Stone or ZEN Stone Plus MP3 players instantly and claims a a playback time of up to 21 hours on 2 AAA batteries…

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In a fast global population growth especially in India and China, there will be less floor space per human to play around… Spaces for sport becomes a luxury, and the elements on our skin are also a concern even if there are natural space, so sport become equipments in air conditioned sheltered rooms. As Dubai starts to build hotel in the seas, and companies turning ships into floating entertainment platforms, even swimming becomes a problem. Whatever…

This portable swim current generator allows you to swim in your pool as if it were a full-sized lap pool, because its powerful DC motor produces thrust and a maximum speed of 6 M.P.H., up to 11 1/2-minute per mile pace, resulting in a wide, deep current without turbulence that allows you to enjoy swimming exercise for up to 30 minutes in an in-ground residential pool. Only USD4000 and you don’t get to swim with nasty animals and face the elements…

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This hilarious motion and sound-sensitive Digger Dog looks just like a beagle digging his way to China. Walk past him and he barks, his tail wags, his back leg goes up and down–and he passes gas!

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This pair of Bluetooth speakers pair up with any Bluetooth player or cellphone, and their maker says they’re the world’s first completely wireless Bluetooth speakers. Sure, there are plenty of others, but they have a wire between the two speakers, but these have none. You don’t even have to plug them into the wall, either, because they use two rechargeable Li-polymer batteries in each one.  tThe speakers will play up to eight hours, and will sit there on standby for 240, with a recharging time of 3.5 hours. £69.99 (SGD210) for a pair.

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Remember the Life Bank I post last september? The Life Bank One coin counter is a mini version that you can use on top of other vessels that you intend to keep your change or just trying to be different. Instead of just dropping your spare change into a gigantic bottle and putting off all that tedious counting for another day, why not just screw the Life Bank One coin counter on top of that bottle, and you’ll know how much money is in there all along? It gives you a running total in its little odometer-like readout.

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