Here is Part 2 of The Gadget Show Competition list, featuring the next batch of winnable goodies from the legendary Gadget Show Competition: 

A Joby Gorilla Pod

A Kodak Playsport

A Panasonic Lumix TZ20 Digital Camera

Polaroid 300 Instant Camera

A Minoru 3D Webcam

A Lomo Spinner 360 Camera

Kodak Pulse Digital Photo Frame

3D Bluray Player

A Selection of Bluray Films

A Sony 5.1 Surround Sound System

Apple TV

Monster Cable Bundle

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The Gadget Show competition is notorious for the sheer amount of cool gadgets you can win in one go. As presenter Pollyanna Woodward says, it really is the biggest pile of tech on telly. Win the Gadget Show competition and the odds are you’ll have to get a bigger house to fit all the gadgets in! It’s a gadget geek’s dream.

The problem is, as this competition is so good, it’s really popular, and your chances of winning are quite small. Have a go by all means – details of how to enter are here. But what if you were thinking of buying one or two of the amazing gadgets featured on The Gadget Show competition? There is no list of items on The Gadget Show website.

ISIOTB.com has been busy collating all the winnable gadgets on The Gadget Show competition list, and proving helpful links to where you can buy them, for the best price, online. Here is part 1 of our guide to the gadgets as seen on The Gadget Show competition list:

The new iPhone 4S

An Apple iPad 2

£300 of iTunes Vouchers

A 51-inch 3D TV

A 32′ LED TV

A 19′ LCD TV

A Sky 3D package for a year

A Nikon Digital SLR Camera

A Sony Full HD 3D Camcorder

A Zoom HD video recorder

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Zeebox was the last item featured on this week’s Something for the Weekend gadget round-up. It’s a free app available for iPad owners, coming to iPhone and other platforms soon. Zeebox is a social media app dubbed ‘the new way to watch television’.

Zeebox works with Sky and Freeview, and it knows what you’re watching. It features a tweet stream relevant to the TV show you’re watching, and shows you which shows are most popular in real time. Zeebox also allows you to buy relevant stuff, and view relevant links connected to whichever TV show you are watching. Tim Lovejoy said that plans are afoot to stream live TV through the app, so you can watch and interact at the same time, on the same device.

Gadget girl Lucy showed off Zeebox’s live Twitter stream and news links. She said it was an essential hub with which to access everything related to the TV show you are watching. News, links, tweets, information and more. On top of all this, you can connect with all your facebook friends via this clever app – to chat about the show you’re watching with it’s built in messenger, or just to let your friends know what you’re watching and what you think of it. Peter Jones said that Zeebox was undoubtedly the future of television and TV interaction. He loved it.

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This week’s Something for the Weekend gadget round-up was a bumper edition with a special back to school and back to uni theme. Here were the gadgets featured on the show:

LiveScribe Echo Smart Pen, £180

The LiveScribe Echo Pen is a great little gadget for students as it records everything you hear, say and write, and links the audio recordings to your notes. You write on special livescribe paper which cleverly records all you write. Notes can be saved to yor laptop or PC for easy access after your lessons/lectures. The LiveScribe Echo SmartPen can record up to 8GB of notes and audio although there are 4GB and 2GB versions also available.

Click here to buy a LiveScribe Echo Smartpen as seen on Something for the Weekend

ION Docuscan, £120

The ION Docuscan is essentially a portable scanner, and it’s really useful as the Something for the Weekend gadget girl explained. You simply scan your document through the small portable device and the Docuscan will save it to an SD card in clear JPEG quality. It’s also great for scanning photos, and you can view and zoom in on your scanned images using the 2.4 inch screen on the device.

Click here to buy an ION Docuscan as seen on Something for the Weekend

Swan Teasmade, £60

The Teasmade was huge in the 80s, and despite a subsequent decline in popularity it has returned with a bang – can you think of a more suitable gadget for students? Place the teasmade beside your bed, add some water, pop a teabag into the pot, set the alarm and the teasmade will wake you up in the morning with a cup of hot tea (or coffee) waiting for you.

Click here to buy a Swan Teasmade as seen on Something for the Weekend

UniSak, £150

This Uni Sack, or UniSak, is a handy starter pack for a new university student. It contains practically everything you need, including sieve, oven glove, duvet, pillow, towels, even toilet roll. The Uni Sack is sure to be a big seller.

Click here for more info about the UniSak as seen on Something for the Weekend

Packaway Lunch Box, £10

This clever packaway lunch box can be collapsed to half it’s original size to make it ultra portable when you’ve finished your sandwiches. It also comes with a spork in the top of the lid. A great portable lunchbox.

Click here to buy a packaway lunchbox as seen on Something for the Weekend 

Scratch and Scroll Mousemat, £16

This is a great little mousemat which allows you to scratch notes in it with either your finger or the supplied stylus pen. Simply lift up the top layer to clear the mousemat and start again.

Click here to buy a scratch and scroll mousemat as seen on Something for the Weekend

Dixons are the sponsors of the latest series of The Gadget Show, and they currently have some fantastic deals on Laptops, Netbooks and Desktop PCs. Treat yourself or your family this Christmas with some cracking deals from Dixons!

Laptops

For work, play or avoiding eye-contact on the train. If there’s one thing you want sitting on your lap, it’s a laptop. Dixons have got big ones for entertainment, little ones for web browsing and ultra-portable ones for when you’re on the move. Take your pick.

Netbooks

Netbooks are the latest craze and fast becoming an essential item if you spend a lot of time ‘on the move’. For such small packages, Dixons Netbooks pack a powerful punch – great for browsing, email, entertainment etc.

Desktop PCs

Dixons also stock a range of desktop PCs which are now slimmer, smaller, quieter and more stylish and powerful than ever before.

Click here to shop at Dixons.co.uk, sponsors of The Gadget Show

The brilliant Samsung Galaxy Tablet was the second of this week’s Something for the Weekend gadgets. The first tablet from Samsung is a sleek and small entry into the multimedia tablet market. Ella Williamson said that this Galaxy Tablet was really giving the iPad a run for its money. It is smaller than the iPad, and has 4 killer features which make it an enticing prospect.

The Samsung Galaxy Tablet has an SD slot. It has an internal memory of 16 GB, but with the SD slot you can considerably extend the memory with a 32 Gig SD Card. It also functions as a phone thanks to it’s SIM-card slot. The operating system of the Samsung Galaxy Tablet is Android 2.2 which gives you access to Android Market and hundreds of thousands of apps. It has both a front-facing and a back-facing camera with video recording function in portrait or landscape. Finally it supports flash websites, putting it ahead of the iPad in web-browsing terms.

All in all, the Samsung Galaxy Tablet is a fantastic bit of kit, and at around £500 it is a real alternative to the iPad.

Something for the Weekend priced the Samsung Galaxy Tablet at £500 – £600, but we’ve found it much cheaper at £469.

Click here to buy the Samsung Galaxy Tablet as seen on Something for the Weekend for just £469 with free delivery

On this week’s Gadget Show Jason’s top 5 dealt with a number of ways you could enhance, advance and improve your tech life. Here were his top five tech tips:

5. Q-Waves Wireless USB AV Kit

The Q-Waves Wireless USB AV Kit costs around £85 and it sends a video stream of whatever your laptop or PC is showing you to your TV, essentially turning your TV into a wireless monitor. You can use it for watching things like Sky Player, BBC iPlayer and other media on your TV in high quality.

4. Vitamin D Video

This is free software which essentially allows you to turn your webcam into a home security system. It recognises when people come in or go out of a door for example, and emails you when they do.

3. Mobile Air Mouse Pro

This nifty little app for your iPhone or iPod Touch essentially turns your iPod into an advanced trackpad, or wireless mouse with which you can control your PC or Mac.

2. Earphone Cable Fold

Wrap the cord around your hand leaving the jack hanging a little. Pinch the middle to form a bow and wrap the remaining cord around, pushing the jack through the middle and pulling it tight. Hey Presto – no more annoyingly tangled earphones.

1. Tinfoil Wi-Fi Booster

Another free tip from Jason. There is nothing more annoying than losing your wi-fi signal halfway through an online gaming session, but you can use this tip to solve the problem. Get some tinfoil, Make it rectangular and place it next to your router, so that it can reflect signal from your wireless router towards the room with your wireless laptop, gaming console etc. You will find that the signal is automatically boosted. A great tip, and it’s free!

The Eye-Fi (not I-fi) SD card was the second of this week’s Something for the Weekend gadgets. The Eye-Fi is a wireless SD card which means that it transmits pictures from your camera to your PC wirelessly and instantly using the bundled software. No more need for cables connecting your camera to your PC. Simply pre-load your PC with the Eye-Fi software.

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On this week’s The Gadget Show the presenters with the help of Keith Chegwin ‘Cheggers’ and funnyman Joe Pasquale looked at cheap laptops to find out what the best one under £400 was.

Top prize went to this:

The Samsung R519 laptop was deemed to be the best cheap laptop due to it’s fantastic value for money, 250 GB hard drive, good intel processor and classy looks. Gadget Show presenter waxed lyrical over the Samsung R519.

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The U Record Music Converter was the first of this week’s Something for the Weekend gadgets. Ella Williamson explained that the ION uRecord Music Converter was essentially an archiving system meaning that you can store all your old LPs on your portable MP3 player and PC/laptop. Simply hook up your turntable to a PC or Mac using the U Record device, and the integrated software converts the music from analogue into digital in real time.

Even the authentic crackles are transferred to the finished digital track. The U Record by ION is around £50.

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