Camcorder Lets You Shoot Home Videos in 3-D
A 3-D camcorder will now set you back just 0. Hammacher Schlemmer has started selling what it claims is the first 3-D video-recording device for home users.
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5 gaming trends from this year’s E3
Electronic Entertainment Expo unveiles plenty of new twists
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Start your engine: Pre-orders for iPhone 4 begin
Early adopters, gadget geeks, and Apple devotees chomping at the bit for the shiny new toy
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Apple shares hit new high on iPhone 4 pre-orders
Shares of Apple Inc. touched an all-time high Thursday after pre-orders for the upcoming iPhone 4 exceeded expectations.
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Flagship sails
Hammacher Schlem mer will soon be history on East 57th Street. * The Hammacher Schlemmer building, the fabled gadget emporium’s flagship since the 1920s, has been sold to a Brazilian real estate company, all but guaranteeing that the famed store will be gone from the location by year end. Sao…
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For sale: classic car with ejector seat, would suit spy
In its day it was the ultimate James Bond gadget. Driven by Sean Connery in the film Goldfinger, the car had built-in machine guns, a bullet-proof shield, and revolving number plates.
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SkyMall coupon: 25% off no minimum
SkyMall.com cuts 25% off with no minimum required via this link. That’s the best percent-off coupon we’ve seen this year from SkyMall.com, the online counterpart to the airline catalog which sells gifts and gadgets from Gadget Universe, Hammacher Schlemmer…
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iPad lovers line up as gadget comes to Canada
TORONTO – Eighteen-year-old Toronto resident Delaan Ruban finally got his hands on an iPad this morning.
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I love finding sites that sell gadgets that make my life easier. lol

I love the cheesy gift ones like Carol Wright and Harriet Carter. I also checked out Hammacher Schlemmer and they have really cool stuff but theyre really overpriced.

Has anyone found any other good ones?

By Andrew Liszewski

If you never got the hang of the old two fingers on the wrist method for measuring your heart rate, this handheld EKG unit from Hammacher Schlemmer is an easier, albeit considerably more expensive, means to monitor your ticker. It’s apparently FDA-approved, and instead of electrode cables stuck all over your body, you simply hold the unit in one hand, and press it against the palm of your other. Four integrated sensors provide an instantaneous EKG reading, which is displayed as a moving graph on its 1 3/4″ x 2 3/4″ monochrome display.

It will also let you know if you’re suffering from an irregular heartbeat through the use of an emoticon. I assume a smile means you’re ok, while a frown means you just spent $199.95 on a device to avoid visiting to the hospital, when you’re going to end up there anyways. The Home EKG Monitor has enough memory on board to store up to 200, 30 second heartbeat data recordings, which can also be offloaded to a PC via USB for tracking the health of your heart over longer time periods.

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