Cute & Adorable Gadgets!

DaysAgo is a digital timer that shows you how many days (or hours) ago something was done. These DaysAgo timers can be used for practically everything-ranging from tracking how long ago you opened that can of salsa to how many days it’s been since you last fed your pet fish. Initially, the DaysAgo timer was created in order to help track the freshness of baby food, but now you can use it for a variety of purposes including (kitchen use, prescription reminders, exercise, plant waterings, and much, much more).

The timer is a small, attractive looking device that attaches to surfaces by magnets or suction cups. The DaysAgo timers are also reusable: simply reset the timer, and it will start counting up the days or hours, again. The winner of the Good House Keeping Good Buy Award 2007, DaysAgo is a useful device for those who wish to easily track the pass in time.

It was extraordinarily easy to figure out how to use the DaysAgo counter. You simply press the large button, and it begins counting up days. To switch to hours, you press the button again. After you’re done using it, you can reset the timer by holding down the button for five seconds.

I would heartily recommend the DaysAgo timer to those who have need of it. Simple, easy to use, and well designed, DaysAgo is sure to rescue you from the joys of expired left-overs. The DaysAgo timer is available in packs of two for $10 from howmanydaysago.com.

MobileBurn got their hands on a pre-production RAZR2 V8, and the resulting photos are stunning! Although the RAZR 2 V8 shares some characteristics with the original RAZR, the RAZR 2 V8 as a much more streamlined form. The MOTORAZR 2 has a 500 Mhz processor, a 2.2 inch 260k colour TMR LCD display, a 2 inch 260k colour TFT external LCD display, a 2 megapixel camera, an integrated media player, 2 GB of internal memory, and Bluetooth.

The Samsung E210 is a simplistic, well designed flip phone. Some of the specifications include GSM 900/1800/1900, GPRS, 12- x 160 65k colour OLED screen, a 1.3 megapixel camera, 176 x 144 video capture at 15 fps, 10 mb of internal memory, a microSD expansion slot, and Bluetooth. The E210 has an estimated price of $200 (without a contract), and will first be available in Europe.  No word on the launch date, yet, but we’ll keep you updated!

Aww… just what the kiddies always wanted! Their very own Roboquad Spider Robot. From the makers of RoboSapien, SpiderSapien, and many other robotic creatures, Roboquad is another toy sure to delight and awe. Now available for pre-order with a price of 80 pounds ($158 USD), the Roboquad is estimated to ship in June/July 2007.

Microsoft’s big announcement today? The Microsoft Surface: a high tech, touch interface computer. The Surface has a 30 inch screen, and Microsoft feels that this device will soon aid easier transactions through out society. For example, at a restaurant, you can order, pay (even with multiple credit cards), and calculate a tip via the surface. At home, you’re able to use the Surface for photo display, photo editing, and interactions with cell phones and media players. The Surface aims to make computing simpler, and more tactile, and connect users through natural hand gestures. With the hefty $10,000 price tag, the Surface is likely to be found only at restaurants, hotels, and casinos, but perhaps with future models, the price point will drop.