Food, food, and more food! It is really tempting to eat with all the fast food chains around the corner. Also, with the high tech gadgets all around, it is so comfortable and fun just to lay and bum around. This lifestyle, don't you know, causes your belly to become fat.
As a cross between a beanbag, a weighted medicine ball and a stress ball, the Ugi ball is the latest fitness ball. At 15 inches in diameter, it's a great add-on to home workouts. Plus, its attractive design means you don't have to hide it in the closet when you're done. Use it Cool tech gadgets warm-ups, cardio, strength training (it's available from six to 12 pounds) and flexibility.
So how will this device rate compared to other tech Unique gadget gift ideas for tech enthusiasts such as the Apple iPad? We will definitely know for sure once this is released on a large scale. I believe that this device may actually be the better device when comparing it to the iPad, but we eventually know soon.
Lots of guys gotta have their morning cup of Joe. Go beyond the Folgers or Starbucks and get him gourmet coffee beyond his wildest dreams. Coined as the "most expensive coffee in the world" at $288.00, Arabica Kopi Luwak ground coffee is one of the most sought after by coffee connoisseurs globally. This rare coffee is harvested and roasted in the Indonesian Archipelago. Extremely limited, only 700 pounds are produced annually.
Get all those coins that gather dust in your piggy bank, under the sofa cushions or in stray pots by the front door, throw them into the handy Battery Operated Coin Sorter and - presto - you have all the dough you need to buy the aforementioned Innovative new tech gadgets to watch out for!
On the sound and vision side, check out the amazing range of MP3, MP4 and MP5 players. One of my suppliers visited me the other day with a new high-definition MP5 player. When I think about what was available three years ago and compare it to this devise that plays movies and TV shows in high-definition, it amazes me.
So my advice is to get one, you will love it. I like the golf GPS, but Bushnell makes a laser rangefinder with slope determination now, which is very cool. The slope feature lets you shoot an up-hill, or down-hill pin and will give you the effective yardage the hole will play, so you do not have to guess how much up-hill, or down-hill you are. On the GPS side, the new OnPar golf GPS will keep your score, measure your shots, and even give you club selections, all at a single touch. The best news is that you can save strokes and time with inexpensive units; you do not need to get all of the bells and whistles. I am a believer, golf GPS and golf laser rangefinders are here to stay.