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13" Skyline Helicopter By Protocol

Thu, 21 Jun 2012 11:41:33 -0400

I had a hard time deciding what to start with—I’m loading up on so much cool stuff for you. But I knew toy helicopters had to be a part of my launch. I love them. And this one is great.

You want a toy helicopter that doesn't fly like a toy. It's got to fly like the real deal. It goes where you want it to go. People don't even see me and I can send the helicopter to them.

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Other great picks from Shaq

Turntable

Eyeglass camera

Pop Phone

Oval USB Turntable By Crosley

Thu, 21 Jun 2012 11:41:09 -0400

Even today, with iPads, iPods and high-tech digital gizmos, vinyl rocks. You can’t stop it. And the old-school look is going to look phenomenal in your home—you can picture it, right? You can’t go wrong with this. Want to bring your vinyl music on the road? I’ve got a secret for you. This turntable can convert those records to digital files. It hooks up with a USB. You can thank me for saving your vinyl collection.

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Helicopter

Glasses Camera

Eyeglass Digital Camera By AC Gears

Thu, 21 Jun 2012 11:40:30 -0400

You can actually take photographs and shoot video with these eyeglasses . No joke, this is a camera.

I was blown away when I saw this. It shoots awesome footage. If you just let it run, you can shoot for an hour straight. It comes with a USB cord so you can use your computer to charge and download. When you get this, I want to see your photos. And photos of you wearing this too. Just point, shoot and capture.

Choose between black, blue, red and white

Fuuvi's Megane 2.0MP Photo and Movie Fashion Glasses is a digital camera that does not need a display because what you see through the glasses is what you will capture. At the same time, Fuuvi is transforming the shape of technology and changing this digital camera to a fashionable accessory. Depending on the capacity of your memory card and the battery life, normally you can continuously record for up to 1 hour. Enjoy the conveniency of strapping Fuuvi's Megane on your neck, belt, handbag, and backpack, and be ready to go. Available in 4 different colors.

I've Done The Shopping For The Kid In All Of Us

Thu, 21 Jun 2012 11:39:41 -0400

I’ve Done The Shopping For The Kid In All Of Us

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Toy Helicopter

I had a hard time deciding what to start with—I'm loading up on so much cool stuff for you. But I knew toy helicopters had to be a part of my launch. I love them. And this one is great.

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Turntable

Want to bring your vinyl music on the road? I've got a secret for you. This turntable can convert those records to digital files. It hooks up with a USB. You can thank me for saving your vinyl collection.

via OpenSky

Eyeglass Cameras

You can actually take photographs and shoot video with these eyeglasses. No joke, this is a camera. I was blown away when I saw this. It shoots awesome footage. If you just let it run, you can shoot for an hour straight. It comes with a USB cord so you can use your computer to charge and download. When you get this, I want to see your photos. And photos of you wearing this too. Just point, shoot and capture.

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Pop Phone

Thu, 21 Jun 2012 11:39:00 -0400

Forget the hands-free headset. Sometimes you need to go old school. That’s why I dig this colorful handset that you can plug into your iPhone. What you should do is walk around in public talking on your handset. You’ll love the funny double-takes you get from people.

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Choose from black, dark blue, green, purple, pink

An interpretation of the classic 50s Bakelite design telephone that combines a retro style handset with luxurious soft-touch texture. Built with high quality speaker and microphone for crisp sound and clarity, POP Phone fits all mobile phones, tablets and computers (adapter may be required) and works with iPhone, iPad and Android. Ideal for use with Skype, Google Talk and VoIP Computer Telephony. Award-winning product by French designer David Turpin.