You have never seen a thermostat quite like this.  Designed by Tony Fadell, the man who designed the original iPod, Nest is the world’s first learning thermostat.  Set the temperature in your home and over the course of a few days Nest will learn your climate preferences and start adjusting the temperature on its own.  Since Nest is connected to your Wi-Fi network, you have the ability to control the temperature in your home from just about anywhere using a smartphone or tablet.  Nest will also tell you when you are saving energy to help you save money. It will cost you $249.  To find out more, visit nest.com.

At the intersection of “geek” and “snow freak” lie the MOD ski goggles from Recon Instruments.  These super-specs come equipped with a tiny Android ARM Cortex-A8 MHz processor that logs and displays a variety of instant information like cruising speed, altitude, jump air time, location, distance traveled, free fall detection, and temperature.  There is also the Android-connective MOD live version, which includes smart phone connectivity, a “buddy tracking” app and a navigation database loaded with trail maps.  Live model can also act as a remote viewfinder for compatible digital cameras.  It’s a smartphone on your face.  For more information, visit reconinstruments.com.

While 3-D TV still carry the “luxury” status, 3-D enabled Blu-ray players don’t cost much more than your typical Blu-ray unit. This elegant and sleek little wall-mounted Blu-ray player is Wi-Fi enabled to connect to other devices through your home network and up-converts 2D, 3D, 3D Blu-ray units work with both active and passive screens, so don’t worry about your TV matching your player. You can buy the Samsung 3D Wi-Fi Blu-ray player at Best Buy for $399.

Buy It:  $399

When you’re at the office there are days when you don’t feel like doing anything productive, especially if the boss is away, for days like those we present to you the Desktop Bowling set.  The kit is small enough to keep inside your desk and comes with 10 metal bowling pins, two different colored bowling balls, and a plastic shooting canon.

The canon isn’t really a canon (so you don’t have to worry about it making noise), you just point it at the mini bowling pins and drop the ball into the hole and hope you get a strike.  The desktop bowling set can also come in handy for playing with friends at home when you don’t feel like going to a real bowling alley and the best part is, bowling shoes are not required.

Buy It:  $10.49

I can’t remember exactly when the Angry Birds game/App was first introduced but it has been a huge success and the game developers have licensed the Angry Birds name to so many different gadgets and toys that it’s pretty hard to keep track.  To add to that list, we now get Angry Birds USB drives by EMTEC.

The Angry Birds USB drives come in various characters from the game including Red Bird, White Bird, Yellow Bird, and King Pig.  The USB stick is hidden inside the plastic body of the character and has a storage capacity of 4GB.  The Angry Birds USB drives are price at €19.99 each (or about $26), which is quite expensive for a 4GB USB stick but if you’re a collector of all things Angry Birds then these USB drives are a must have.

Buy It:  €19.99

For those of you who have been interested in personal mobility space-age style, there is something you have been waiting for. Well, you still have to wait for flying cars and jet packs, but here are motorized shoes for you. All the technologies found in smart phones, laptops and radio controlled cars have been integrated into a pair of “shoes” so that you can go for a spin.

spnKiX are battery powered, motorized skates that strap right on to your shoes. Both feet are controlled by a wireless remote that straps to your hand so that you can control the throttle. All hardware and electronics are integrated into a frame made of fiber reinforced nylon. They come with removable training wheels so anyone can master them easily and glide like a pro in a short time. Requires two rechargeable lithium batteries and can attain a maximum speed of 10 mph. One motor and battery pack per foot.

Price: TBA

Now you can regulate your home temperature with Allure Energy’s touchscreen EverSense thermostat from anywhere, whether you are at home or on the road. It has mobile app integration and streaming media functionality and also connects to the internet via Wi-Fi, and in a clever feature borrowed from the company’s previous line of thermostats; you can use the Allure Mobile iOS app to control the temperature while you’re away. It configures with your iPhone so that you can regulate your interior environment with the help of an app from anywhere in the house. One of the most exciting features of the EverSense Thermostat is that the iPhone app monitors your location through GPS technology to get your vents going as you approach your street. With the rising energy cost these days, it could be a huge saving. EverSense will be launching in the second quarter of 2012 at an estimated price of $349.

Wouldn’t you like a lightweight camera (just 1.4 oz.) for a mere $80 that shoots 100 minute of video on a full charge? Although the resolution is just 640×480, but it is adorable and can communicate with both PC and MAC. The 1.3MP sensor can also capture stills. Shutter speeds run from 1/6 – 1/2500 sec and the lens has a maximum aperture of ƒ2.8. A USB 1.1 connection is somewhat unimpressive, but the files will at least be pretty small, and as they are served up as AVI Motion JPEGs, you should be able to drop them straight into iOS iMovie via the camera connection kit. Fuuvi Bee is designed to record 8mm-style movies with no post-processing whatsoever. The tiny camera needs neither film nor other quality components to do its stuff.

Buy It:  $79.99

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For the Baseball fans out there, you can now enjoy your favorite pastime on the Hanspree Baseball TV. It looks like a large baseball in real ball leather but is actually a 10? flat screen LCD TV.  The Hanspree Baseball TV comes with an NTSC tuner with a 4:3 aspect ratio, 450: 1 contrast ratio, a resolution of 800 x 600, and a brightness of 350 cdm2. It has red hand stitching and the official Major League Baseball logo. The TV has built-in stereo speakers and has exceptional color, clarity and contrast. The TV comes with easy to hook up VCR and DVD player ports.

Buy It:  $189

Tired of dragging those heavy coolers or carrying them on your back to your parties? Well now it is time to get back on top of them and enjoy the outdoors. The Electric Cruzin’ Cooler is an efficient and stylish way of transporting yourself, your food, and your drinks. The cooler is somewhat low to the ground and may not be able to negotiate certain speed bumps or uneven ground but in those rare cases you can lift the cooler or drag it. This motorized chest is light weight and can carry 200 lb. (including the rider)

The 300-Watt Electric Cruzin Cooler is around $700, while the 500-Watt model will cost you about $900. You can also find out about the 700W, 1000W and 2000W models via Baron Bob .