Launched at CES in January, the Polaroid SC1360 is backed by Google’s Android operating system and enables instant sharing through over 400,000 apps like Flickr and Twitter, as well as a 16.0 megapixel camera and 32GB memory via microSD card.
A serious piece of futuristic tech for your wrist, the (imwatch.it) connects wirelessly to your smartphone via Bluetooth and displays your texts, emails and calls on a small color screen, so that you can quickly and easily keep in touch at the flick of a wrist.
*Unlike most other chargers on the market, the **Mushfroom GreenZero Wall Travel Charger **shuts off the charge from the mains when you’re device is fully charged, stopping your battery from being overcharged making it the must have eco-friendly charger. Available in 30-pin and mini-USB forms.
The ultimate for snow-sport loving tech fans, the Recon Instruments MOD Live goggles are kitted with an HD display on the inside lens showing texts and GPS location plus real-time data and stats on your speed and performance
The manufacturers of the UWater G4 Chrome MP3 Player claim it’s the world’s smallest 100 percent waterproof MP3 player. Ideal for singing in the shower and, as it’s protected from salt water, even scuba diving to your favorite soundtrack.
Laptop? Check. Tablet? Check. Smartphone? Check. Backpack that keeps them full of juice all day long with built-in charger and cables to suit all devices? Check.
Can’t bear to leave your home theater behind? Then look no further than the Sony HMZ-T1, a head-mounted portable home cinema system with surround sound that feels like your sitting 12 feet away from a 150-inch HDTV screen.
TripButler is your very own rentable WiFi dongle which hooks up to as many as five devices, enabling you to stay connected when you’re on location and avoid nasty roaming charges in the process. TripButler works in many European countries.
The battery-powered Jawbone UP wristband works with an iPhone app to track your activities and measure your metabolism, and the alert feature is ideal to remind you to take some exercise on holiday.
With a predicted “launch” date of Spring 2012, the Jetlev R200 jetpack uses water to propel the users 30 ft in the air. While owning one of these may break the bank (an estimated $99,500) the good news is they are to be made available for hire for just a day.
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I like the back-pack too!
And yes, I carry around a backpack with a ton of my gadgets. You never know when you may need something :snooty:
I’m also eyeing the Sony head-mount kit. 150" tv mouth-watering
I own the MyVu headgear that lets you watch video, appears like a 50" tv as if you’re watching from 10 feet. It was very LaForge back in 2005 but then got old pretty quick. Too many wires!
I’m assuming you just sit 30 ft high and enjoy the view or can you move/fly around? 
