I type by looking at the keyboard. I've gotten pretty good over the years. Sometimes though I think it would be useful to have a backlit keyboard. At night for instance.

I bought one of these several years ago. Very Cool. Bluetooth, vol controls, and a touchpad with two buttons. I miss this keyboard. The battery is built in and apparently needs to be sent to Logitech to get a new one. Logitech Cus Service was not as helpful as I hoped. It sits in a box unusable. When it worked was my fav keyboard. Laptop version would have been better, spreadsheets, calc.

Cool item. Serves a dual purpose. Raises the monitor up closer to eye level and has a place to store a keyboard. I don't like the keyboard of my laptop. I've used external ones since about a week after I got my laptop. Sometimes the external keyboard gets in the way. You can also use it for a printer, put a ream of paper underneath.

The model doesn't matter so much. In Win 7, Vista and Mac OS you can use these tablets to write into word processors, spreadsheets etc. No more keyboards. I've only seen it used, but it looks impressive. I thought the iPad would include this feature. oh well, maybe next iteration. Is Amazon going to offer the iPad - a rival to the kindle?

Since I am being silly - here we go. A 55 inch TV. And unlike several similar sized TV's this one is only like 50 lbs. oops 70 lbs. 1080p - the same as movies (Blu Ray) 240 MHz - so sports and games would not leave ghosts. Internet Ready Picture in Picture

DVD, Blu Ray player, Netflix, and it plays games. Oh yeah internet on your TV. Hulu support? DVR options? I don't know. A USB powered Hard Drive would let us save many hours. The remote should be a universal remote. Sony?? Why is it an add-on, include a basic one, free of charge. Make a universal that you have to pay for.

I really wanted one of these when they came out. If I understand, you go online and tell the web page what devices you have - exact model supposedly. This way you know you have the right signals/codes. Very Cool. I figured wait a year the price will fall, no. Rechargeable battery - cool, replacements - $20+ (model varies)- not cool ps3 adapter $54 not cool

To fuel your gadgets you need power, at least many gadgets. This one seems to provide a cheap way to do this. It has a feature to discharge batteries and recharge them from scratch removing the memory effect that effects some batteries. You can also charge 1, 2, 3, or 4 batteries. You can even fix one battery while charging the others. I can't wait to try it.

Not sure if these are them. It's a "Dockers" pair of pants and the label says iconic. The pants I'm thinking of have 5 pockets, the fifth is on the right side and is for cellphones. I'm not sure it's a gadget, but I think they are cool.

Not a gadget. It explains how various gadgets came to be. One of the best shows ever. Science and education lead to practical things. I don't own it, I also don't know if I've seen every episode. 3 series, 5 dvd's each. Now we just need every member of congress and Obama to see this and restore funding to NASA and basic research.

A tankless water heater. So you're not wasting fuel heating a huge tank of water 24/7/365. 1.5 gallons per minute may be too small, I don't know, get one with more GPM's. Electric and natural gas versions. Maybe a different company, investigate them. Cool gadget save money, no loss of hot water.

Lego parts. Best toy I ever had. You make the toy, you make the story. If you don't like it or want to change it, easy. My dad still gets mad at me for leaving legos on the floor when I was a kid. Bare feet and legos leave an impression. Mad is relative, more like mentions it occasionally. Can't go wrong with these. I bought myself a little set for christmas. Told you I was silly.

Hows this for guy stuff. A tool box in your pocket. This one even has bit driver. I'd prefer a little ratchet one, but in a pinch, this would work.

I have the Sears version (craftsman). I didn't think to look online when I needed one. I like Ikea products/furniture, but using a screw driver to make them is shall we say arduous. This kind of device is great for their stuff. It depends a little on what I'm doing, but I'd use one of these over a screwdriver.

MacGyver anyone? The Super Tinker is better than the normal Tinker because of the scissors. A pocket tool without scissors is just not that useful. I use the scissors more than just about anything. I'm sure some guys would use the beer/bottle opener more, great, enjoy, drive safely.

fireplace logs made from coffee bean waste products

SAS - a group of the British Special Forces Their survival guide/handbook. Covers every climate. Like that Man vs Wild TV show, he's nuts, but this book has that kind of info. Why this over the US Army Survival Handbook, SAS revised 2009, US Army revised 2008.

How many of you talk on the phone in the car? Is it legal to do in your state? I see all kinds of fools holding their cellphone to their ear. Is there a number I can call to turn them in (no not 911)? Well, I guess they aren't texting. Anyhow, buy one of these, you won't have to worry about it (or me). Whats the fine in your state?

No, I don't have them. I figure the 12 oz is better for beer drinkers - you can pour the entire beer (12oz can/bottle) into the glass. 16 oz for soda or water drinkers, a couple of ice cubes and a can of soda fills up this glass. You can also buy glasses with initials on them, or your favorite team, lots of sports.