The Eaglider (eglider, e-glider) was the last of this week’s Something for the Weekend gadgets and it is essentially a skateboard/scooter hybrid. It’s the latest craze from the States and manages to combine incredibly good fun with a great workout.
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Loading ...The Flashlight Frenzy Disc was the second of this week’s Something for the Weekend gadgets. It is a frisbee that lights up in the dark - great for festivals or playing in the park at dusk or night-time. This light up frisbee is micro chip controlled and motion sensor activated, meaning it won’t wear the batteries when you’re not playing with it.
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My Beating Heart was the first of this week’s Something for the Weekend gadgets. Seema Parmar explained that My Beating Heart was the only cushion with its own beating heartbeat. Cuddling this cushion allows you to relax and unwind. Tim Lovejoy suggested that My Beating Heart may be good for putting children to bed too.
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Rate this offer: (1 votes, average: 4 out of 5) Loading ...The Smart Globe was the second of this week’s Something for the Weekend gadgets. It’s full name is the Oregon Scientific Smart Globe 3. It is essentially a fully interactive 3D globe complete with remote-control smart pen and pull out map. Use the pen to select a category, eg national anthems, then press the pen onto any country in the world to hear its national antthem. Other categories include amazing facts and language.
As well as being highly educational, the Smart Globe 3 is great fun, with over 30 games to play such as find the city. It is so clever that it even connects to a PC via USB port so you can download real time world news updates which are accesible by pressing the smart pen onto the relevant country.
This Oregon Scientific Smart Globe 3 would make an excellent educational and fun present for anyone young or old. It is available for around £100, £30 less than quoted on Something for the Weekend.
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(1 votes, average: 5 out of 5) Loading ...Metal Detector Flip Flops were the first of this week’s Something for the Weekend gadgets. Also known as Treasure Seeker’s Shoes, these flip flops act as a metal detector with the aid of a small unit you strap to one of your legs. They look like normal flip flops, but when activated these metal detector flip flops will beep or vibrate if you step over something metal, when walking on the beach, for instance. Who knows, a stroll along the beach could lead to you uncovering treasure and becoming an instant millionaire - making these metal detector flip flops an absolute bargain at around £40.
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(1 votes, average: 5 out of 5) Loading ...Inflatable Hair, inflatable wigs, inflatable hairdos, whatever you want to call it, was the last of this week’s Something for the Weekend gadgets. These inflatable hair styles are great for fancy dress parties, or anywhere you want to stand out from the crowd. And you certainly WILL stand out wearing one of these on your head. The inflatable hair comes in different styles: rasta hair, afro hair, elvis hair and a beehive hair style. Great fun, and at only £10, a hair raising bargain!
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(2 votes, average: 5 out of 5) Loading ...The Science Museum Balloon Copter was the second of this week’s Something for the Weekend gadgets. This is quite simply a balloon powered helicopter which comes complete with balloon and rotor blades. Blow up the balloon, attach the copter blades and let go. It can go up to 50 metres and is a great stocking filler at around £7.
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Rate this offer: (2 votes, average: 5 out of 5) Loading ...Tony Hawk: Ride was the last of this week’s Something for the Weekend gadgets. Gadget expert Ella Williamson explained that it is available for Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii and Playstation 3. It’s essentially your typical Tony Hawk skateboarding game with a unique twist - it comes bundled with a fantastic skateboard controller which you stand on, and your movements on the board translate to your movements, tricks, turns etc in the game.
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The Yantra Mat was the second of this week’s Something for the Weekend Gadgets. It is an acupressure mat from Sweden, using touch pressure to ease stress. Similar to acupuncture but without the needles - this acupressure mat does not penetrate your skin. You can lie on it, kneel on it, stand on it. It has over 200 flowers each of which has 42 pressure points to relieve your tension. It costs £40 and you can get one from Amazon.
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Rate this offer: (2 votes, average: 4 out of 5) Loading ...Jason Manford appeared on Something for the Weekend this morning to talk about his new stand up DVD, entitled Jason Manford: Live from the Manchester Apollo. If you like laughing, you’ll love Jason Manford. This new comedy DVD would make a great Xmas present.
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