Novelty Man Shaped Coaster

If you're having a bad day and looking to take it out on something, check out this coaster. Made of flexible silicone rubber, this coaster comes in the shape of a very unfortunate fella who's had a gigantic glass of beer accidentally placed on top of him. An interesting gadget for a mere $1.49.

Actually the man should have a name ,you can give him a name....

So..

Pound it

Original Source : Novelty Man Shaped Coaster

Hello Kitty，so cute

Hello Kitty Flip Mino can't stop recording self in mirror

by Ross Miller, posted Dec 15th 2008 at 12:51PM

Pure Digital Technologies' Flip Video lineup is getting Hello Kitty-fied with the Mino and MinoHD. Like their not-as-adorable kin, the camcorders sport one-touch video recording, a built-in USB port, and are able to record 60 minutes of video with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery. Most importantly -- and sure to tip the scales in Flip's favor over the Vado HD 720p Pocket -- the camcorders come in eleven different Hello Kitty designs. Far East Gizmos says the price will be $179.99 for Mino and $229.99 for MinoHD, which is the same price as the respective models without these adorable skins. Between this and last month's C1 netbook, we hope this is a sign of an uptick in lip-bitingly cute Hello Kitty-branded tech gear

Hello Kitty gets her own automatic toilet paper dispenser

by Darren Murph, posted Nov 25th 2007 at 7:48PM

Sadly, automatic toilet paper dispensers are nothing new to this gadget-crazed world, but the latest from Sanrio puts a bizarre twist on an already zany contraption. The Hello Kitty TP dispenser is gushing with obligatory cuteness and can be programmed to dole out exactly the right amount of paper with each button press; of course, there really should be a couple of buttons to satisfy the whole family, but we digress. The unit reportedly rings up at around $220, which sounds about two bills too high unless you're already devoted to collecting all things adorned with Ms. Kitty. Ah well, at least your Hello Kitty toilet paper won't seem so out of place now, right?

Okwap's C150T gets mauled by Hello Kitty

by Darren Murph, posted Oct 12th 2007 at 1:03PM

Hello Kitty has certainly claimed her fair share of cellphones in the past, but she's going totally diva on the Okwap C150T. From top to bottom, side to side, this GSM handset is smothered in cuteness, and reportedly, it boasts a built-in media player, a two-megapixel camera, and a myriad Hello Kitty themes / backgrounds. Regrettably, there's no word on a price just yet, and it's doubtful you'll find this thing anywhere in America, but go on and click through for shots of the interface if you just can't get enough

Top 10 Gadgets Of 2008

1. Optoma Pico PK-101

Of all the gadgets on this list, this is the one that James Bond is most likely to carry. That is, it's the coolest gadget of the year. It's a pocket projector — meaning you plug the 4.1-inch gizmo into your iPod or iPhone, and it projects your movies on a wall, or even on the seat back in front of you on the plane. It displays images crisply on a surface as close as 8 inches away and as distant as 8 feet away, even in daylight. The super-bright Pico weighs 4 ounces and is smaller than many cell phones. Two cautionary notes: The sound output is dinky, so you'll want to use it with headphones, which makes it less fun for the whole family, or an external speaker, which makes it bulky. (Or, see the FoxL Bluetooth Speaker, at No. 5 on this list). And the rechargeable battery lasts 1.5 hours. Luckily, it ships with two. Price: $399

2. Mitsubishi LaserVue 65-inch HDTV

If you've got several thousand dollars to blow on a TV, chances are you've also got all kinds of other ways to entertain yourself. But this is, quite simply, the best TV money can buy. The first HDTV to use lasers for its display, the LaserVue has a wider gamut of color than any TV on the market — a palette that rivals films in movie theaters — and consumes two-thirds less electricity than similar-sized LCD and Plasma HDTVs. Price: $7,000

3. Apple iPhone 3G

It doesn't handle email as well as the cheapest BlackBerry, and as a telephone, it's no better than most cell phones. But this is the gadget that launched the era of mobile computing, and what an epoch that promises to be! With 10,000 free and paid applications, tethered to on-board GPS and utilizing an array of sensors that include a motion-sensing accelerometer, what can't the iPhone do? Price: $199

4. Nikon D90

It's a single-lens reflex camera! It's a single-lens HD video camera! It's two digital cameras in one, and that's what makes this the first camera you should consider if you're ready for a hefty upgrade. With a set of features that will please the most demanding of photo prosumers, the D90 does it all. Price: $1,200

5. FoxL Bluetooth Speaker

It's a pocket-sized Bluetooth speaker for your MP3 player and a hands-free communication system for your car. Critics love the FoxL speaker, which, though no bigger than an eyeglasses case, transmits sound that's rich enough to please a cranky audiophile. Wirelessly tether it to your cell phone, take it along in the car, and a built-in microphone allows you to handle phone calls on the road. (Note: The Bluetooth streaming feature works on any A2DP-compatible device; Apple has not turned on the protocol for the iPhone so you need to use a standard audio cable.) Price: $249

6. Sennheiser MX W1 Wireless Headphones

Five hundred shekels is a lot to lay out for headphones. But these babies are worth it. The ear buds deliver Kleer Corporation's patented, uncompressed sound, wirelessly. (You attach a transmitter, smaller than a deck of cards, to your sound source — an iPod, TV, stereo or anything else with an out jack — then synch the earbuds.) The earbuds and transmitter come in a pocket-sized case that will recharge the unit three times when you're on the road. Price: $499

7. Flip MinoHD

This iPod-sized camcorder shoots high-definition video. That means you get an image crisp enough to view on your HDTV, which is a pretty cool feat in such a small, easy-to-use package. Mino's product line stresses one-button simplicity, and the MinoHD comes with its own editing software on board. The first time you connect it to your Mac or PC — via a flip-out USB plug — you install the software, which automatically lets you post your videos to YouTube and other places. The bitty viddy has 4 GB of internal memory, or enough for about an hour of video, and an internal rechargeable battery that provides two hours of shooting time. Price: $230

8. Kindle

Amazon unveiled its digital-book reading device at the end of 2007, but in such small quantities that you couldn't really get one until 2008. While it definitely takes some getting used to — the awkward placement of the page-forward and page-back buttons makes it easy for newbies to lose their place — this is simply a terrific tool for people who love to read books. Travelers will especially enjoy the luxury of taking a veritable library on the road, and the Kindle can connect to a high-speed cellular network that delivers books ($9.99, even for new titles) on demand. Price: $359

9. Roku Netflix Box

If you've got a Netflix account, the decision to buy this is a no-brainer. Connect the Roku box to your TV and it automatically finds your home's Wi-Fi network and you're good to go. It streams 12,000 movies and TV shows for free and you can hold on to them as long as you want. Netflix is constantly adding more programming. One day, video-on-demand streaming through devices like the Roku box will completely replace DVDs. Price: $99, plus Netflix subscription

10. Sony Playstation "Home" for PS3

After a number of launch delays, Sony's virtual world, "Home," gives folks one more reason to buy its pricey PS3 video game console. Users create their own human-looking avatar and get a virtual apartment near the "town square," a base of operations from which to socialize, play games and purchase an endless variety of Sony goods and services (think games, movies, music and more.) A cross between Second Life and the Sims, the service shows the promise of a commercial Metaverse. Price: free

Original Source: TIME

SourcingMap Launches New Affiliates Program

Refer Buyers and Affiliates, Earn $ Commissions
What is a SourcingMap affiliate?
If you refer someone to SourcingMap online, and that person places an order, you get paid 6% commission on that sale. You just need to put your unique link on your web page or in your email and our system will track the referral. There is no limit to how much you can earn in commissions. If the buyer you refer makes a large purchase, you get more commission.
Examples:
You refer a buyer who orders US$ 300.00 of any product on Sourcingmap.com. You get paid $18. You refer a buyer who orders US$ 5,000.00 - You get paid $300 You refer two customers each day at an average order of US$ 300.00 - In one month you earn $1080 Simply by promoting SourcingMap or SourcingMap products online, you can earn large amounts of money without having to actually sell anything.


Do you have multi-tier affiliates?
Yes, we do! We support two-tier affiliates. You can earn money by promoting the Affiliate Program itself.
If someone follows your affiliate link to SourcingMap, and signs up as an affiliate, you will get commission from THEIR referred sales! You will get paid 1% of the order on any sales that they refer. They will be identified as your 2nd tier Affiliate forever. So whenever they get referred sales commission, so do you!
Refer teams of affiliates and you can just sit back and let the money roll in!

Who can join?
Anyone can sign up right now for free, with no obligations. It's free to be a SourcingMap Affiliate, and you're not obliged to meet any targets. Since there's no risk - sign up now and try it out! Please go here now to sign up Free as a SourcingMap Affiliate: http://www.sourcingmap.com/affiliate_signup.php You need to have a Paypal account to receive commission payments, so find out first if Paypal is available in your country. Click here for a list of countries where Paypal is available.


How does it work? How do you track sales?
Using Cookies in our online shop, our system will track the customers you refer. We give you your own special code to use in web links so that when people are referred by you, we can automatically connect the order to your affiliate ID and pay you commission every month.
Log into your Sourcingmap Affiliates Account here: http://www.sourcingmap.com/affiliate_signup.php
On the page http://www.sourcingmap.com/affiliate_summary.php you can see your Affiliate ID:

See "Join our Affiliate Program" below to find out how to create your affiliate links.
The first time a new user visits our site, the user is given a unique identifying cookie. If their first visit is tracked as being referred by your affiliate ID, this customer will be automatically identified as "your customer" for 180 days. Even when they leave and come back to buy later, we will still know to credit you for referring this customer.

SourcingMap Affiliate Link Building
Affiliate Link to the Main SourcingMap Shop Page:
http://www.sourcingmap.com?ref=101
Affiliate Link to any SourcingMap Category:
http://www.sourcingmap.com/ipod-c-983.html?ref=101
Affiliate Link to a SourcingMap Product:
http://www.sourcingmap.com/pink-cartoon-piggy-pattern-plastic-mobile-cell-phone-hard-case-cover-for-sony-ericsson-k810-p-22078.html?ref=101
As you can see, you just need to add ?ref= and your affiliate ID after any normal SourcingMap URL.
You can also auto-build links to products:
After you are logged in to your SourcingMap Affiliates account, you can then browse back into the SourcingMap shop system. You will now notice that every product has a button saying "Build Link": This way you can create links with product pictures or text. If you know how to edit html you can change the source to link from any picture you choose.


How to promote SourcingMap
We disclaim all liability for the media content created or published by you in the course of your activities promoting SourcingMap's products or services, and for any statements made by you in this regard. Further, you will indemnify and hold us harmless from all claims, damages, and expenses (including, and without limitation, attorneys' fees) relating to the development, operation, maintenance, and contents of your affiliate promotion activities. The following are examples of ways to promote SourcingMap in an acceptable way provided other standards outlined in this document are adhered to:

• promoting SourcingMap's products and services through your own dedicated websites or ebooks using your content to which you hold the copyright;
• promoting SourcingMap's products and services through your own existing websites on related themes such as toys, electronics, gadgets, wholesale and wholesalers, drop-shipping, auctions, gifts, China business, business-to-business, import / export and trade, product reviews, technology, and affiliate programs;
• promoting SourcingMap's products and services through third party websites such as blogs, newsgroups, forums, online classified advertising sites, and article directories where your involvement is explicitly permitted and invited by the owners of the website, and where your comments or submissions are useful and relevant to that website and its user community;
• promoting SourcingMap's products and services through emails to people who have explicitly agreed to receive messages from you on SourcingMap-related themes (see example themes above);
• promoting SourcingMap's products and services through online advertising channels (such as pay-per-click, pay-per-impression, pay-per-(time period) banners, and text links) provided the context is appropriate (see below);
• promoting SourcingMap's products and services in offline media such as print publications, provided the context is appropriate (see below);

You may NOT promote SourcingMap through the following methods:

• promotion through any media representing yourself, your company, or the promotional medium as officially representing or being part of SourcingMap Wholesale Ltd., including but not limited to using the name "SourcingMap" in your company name, domain name, or subdomain address, and further including any very similar names that suggest association with SourcingMap or lead to confusion with the name SourcingMap;
• promotion using false or misleading statements, claims, statistics, prices, or pictures about SourcingMap products and services, including about the SourcingMap Affiliates Program;
• unsolicited emailing (spam);
• automated (spam-like) posting on other people's websites including blogs and forums;
• submission to search engines, web directories, social bookmarking sites, or similar using your affiliate link as the URL;
• promotion through any media that condones or encourages illegal activities;
• promotion through any media associated with spamming, viruses, spyware, or adware;
• promotion through any adult-oriented (sexually explicit) media;
• promotion through any media that contains or promotes racism, violence, hate, or intolerant discrimination;
• promotion through any media that includes excessive foul language;
• promotion through any media that is associated with pyramid schemes or similar;

Calculation of Commissions
The calculation of commissions payable to you is at the sole discretion of SourcingMap and subject to change without prior notice. This is the system by which your affiliate commissions will be calculated:

• When someone clicks through your affiliate link to sourcingmap.com, AND your affiliate cookie is correctly set on their computer, AND within the cookie period that person places an order and pays for the order, AND the order is successfully delivered, AND a period of 16 days has passed since the delivery of the order, your affiliate account will be credited 6% of the total products value of the order. (The shipping fee of the order is not included in the commission calculation.)
• At the multi-tier: When someone clicks through your affiliate link to sourcingmap.com, AND your affiliate cookie is correctly set on their computer, AND within the cookie period that person successfully signs up as a SourcingMap Affiliate, AND that 2nd tier affiliate successfully refers a sale (as described above), your affiliate account will be credited 1% of the total products value of the order.

Please note the following important conditions:

• The cookie duration is 180 days;
• SourcingMap cannot guarantee that the cookie generated by your affiliate clickthrough will be preserved - users are at liberty to block, delete, or overwrite cookies;
• Commissions are shown in your Affiliate Account on sourcingmap.com before they are actually credited: if the order that was made by your referred buyer is not paid for and delivered, commission will not be paid;
• Commissions initially shown as credited to you from delivered orders may be withdrawn if the order in question changes status due to payment issues (such as a credit card chargeback or Paypal reversal) or item returns;
• Ordering goods for yourself or your dropship customers through your own affiliate link is not allowed. If SourcingMap discovers such activities after the fact, SourcingMap reserves the right to debit any erroneously paid-out amount from any associated affiliate or wholesale buyer account. Such actions are likely to result in an indefinite ban from using Sourcingmap services.

Payment of Commissions
SourcingMap will pay you your affiliate commissions based on the following conditions:

• Your commission earned up to and including a calendar month is paid within the first 15 days of the succeeding month;
• All commissions are paid through Paypal ONLY, to the paypal account email address you specified during signup;
• The minimum commission payout is USD 50.00 (e.g. if you have $51 in commissions you will be paid the full $51 through Paypal on the monthly payout day, but if you only have $49 you will have to wait until you go over $50 before you get paid anything at all);
• If payments are unclaimed SourcingMap does not undertake responsibility to contact you as Paypal will already send more than one email reminding you to claim / collect the funds; it is your responsibility to keep your contact information up to date;
• If an unclaimed payment is returned to SourcingMap by Paypal, we will attempt re-payment if you contact us;
• Unclaimed payments over 90 days old will not be paid. If an affiliate commission is accidentally overpaid by SourcingMap, you agree to promptly remit such excess payment upon notification by us. We may withhold further commission payments until the previous overpayment is resolved.

You are wholly responsible for declaring your income from the SourcingMap Affiliate Program to the taxation and legal authorities in your country. SourcingMap undertakes no responsibility in assisting you with financial or legal paperwork relating to your Affiliate Commissions. SourcingMap reserves the right to charge for services providing formal paperwork or other confirmations of your Affiliate Commissions

iPhone 3G Craze

The iPhone 3G has been selling out across the country, leaving Apple Stores trying refill their inventories and satisfy customers. Even though the iPhone 3G has been out for a while, customers are still waiting hours in line for a chance to buy the new iPhone.

The latest iPhone product from Apple is actually a marvel, a unique beautiful design with lots and lots of functions and applications. This great new product is already making waves with many retail sales outlets, both online and offline

The 3G iPhone is better when compared with original iPhone. It is more sophisticated with a sleekly design. Moreover, it fits perfectly into the user's palm because of its curved back. the most talked about differences are the speed of the internet and the quality of the GPS and map software. The 3G technology that is in the new iPhone is certainly a key feature to make this an improvement to the original, with the sluggish browsing speeds and downloads being a chore being a huge low point for the original iPhone.

Often, many use cell phone accessories to make their phone truly unique. Even with all of the variety there is, some still like to do something to make their iPhone look different from everyone else's. Before the release of the iPhones 3G, it was already making a huge noise. People expects great things about it. Now are you have already got some iPhone 3G Accessories?

There are a variety of less essential iPhone 3G Accessories that have been released, and no doubt there will be an ever increasing list of similar to what was seen for the incredibly popular iPod.

Apple Stores and most other consumer electronics specialty shops carry these. Do a careful search at an online auction site, such as eBay, and you may find them there, too. It's a great time to personalize your iPhone by choosing any accessories that suit your personality and lifestyle.

Watches Infomations at sourcingmap.com

Cheap Watches, Ladies Watches, Men Watches Wholesaler

Sourcingmap.com is largest watches wholesaler offering the very latest style of Watches, Ladies Watches, Men Watches, and Clocks collections to suit every lifestyle and your home needs. Their selection and prices on all watches and clocks are best. Everything shown watches and clocks are in stock! Order Watches, Women's Watches, Men Watches, and Clocks today and save you more money.

They deal in Watches, Sports Watches, Fashion Watches, Ladies Watches, Men Watches, and Stylish Clocks from many of the established Watch Houses.

Currently they stock the largest of Watches with Sports Watches, Fashion Watches, Women Watches, Men Watches, and Clocks and more. Take a look at their new wholesale product for the latest additions watches. Alternatively click on a watch above to search via make or by using their Quick Search in the top left of every page. To navigate around the site use the drop down menu above.

If you are selling watches then view our Sell Section where you can obtain an online valuation. You can also upgrade your watch with our Part Exchange service. If you are looking for advice on watch servicing and repair then go to our Watch Repair Page for further details.

For more details on how their service works take a look at our Frequently Asked Questions. I hope you enjoy your visit to the site. Take a look at their Site Map for more watch pages within the site. They value your feedback so please contact them with your comments and ideas on that website.

iLuv 9200 iPod speaker system

When you want to combine your old favorite CDs with the latest iPod technology, a device like the iLuv 9200 iPod speaker system comes in very handy. iLuv call their product a “vertical audio system”, as it features 4 CD bays on each side of the console. The CD bys have sliding doors created from transparent plastic, which ads well to the white surface of the iLuv 9200. The iPod docking station and the FM/AM radio bring the final touches to this interesting home entertainment option.


Although there is no subwoofer attached to the iLuv 9200 iPod speaker system, you do get the option of adding one via a dedicated output. The speakers can be wither placed on detachable stands or mounted on the walls. The speaker cord is long enough so you don’t have to worry about running out of it in larger rooms. The upper part of the iLuv 9200 iPod speaker system also houses the iPod dock. The dock is not visible when not in use and it also serves as a charger for your iPod.

The system works well if you’re not after the best quality out there. The price is also on the budget side. The plastics and materials used to create it are ok, but the remote control is a bit too large. Some noise is heard when the CD doors are opening up, but other than that the iLuv 9200 iPod speaker system offers above average quality. The sound quality coming from the iLuv 9200 iPod speaker system is, however, very good. There is unnoticeable sound resonance and the device is prompt to answer remote control commands.

While the iLuv 9200 iPod speaker system is not packed with the latest in iPod technology and it has a few flaws that will probably annoy users every now and then, it is a device that delivers, for the kind of price it sells for (£160 in the United Kingdom). Direct competitors of the iLuv 9200 iPod speaker system should also be looked at when shopping for this sort of home entertainment electronic device.

Transformers Optimus Prime iPod dock

Check out this iPod Optimus Prime dock. Two iconic products have merged to create the new Convoy iPod Docking Bay! Convoy is presented in an entirely white iPod color scheme and fully functional iPod Docking Bay with Speakers.

This product is fully licensed by Apple. The trailer holds two speakers and all standard size iPods will mount in the center of the trailer to play your favorite tunes (iPod not included of course). Please note that the iPod Shuffle will not work with this product. An AC adapter cord is also included. Convoy himself will be the same size as the G1 mold and a brand new Convoy head mold has been used.

A Tribute to the Box Art of Video Cards

t might be a geek thing, but since I was a teen and started playing with computers I have always admired the box of video cards. They always had some beautiful graphic art. Dragons, knights and other creatures that inspired my fantasies about the games I would play.

Thinking about that I decided to create a collection with pictures of video card boxes. Enjoy.