Gadgets

In order to attract business partners, the vineyard has been shipping special pens that replace the traditional ink with an ink based on the Casa's own Cabernet Sauvignon.

Take that, government Trying to tell me I can't share my music with 10,000 of my closest friends! I'll just buy a few hundred-thousand of these Duobuds, line them for miles, and let everyone enjoy the sweet sounds.

The TARDIS Cube is an interesting take on the Rubik's puzzle; it's designed as a 4 x 2 sided cube, rather then the traditional 3 x 3.

I'd say these tacks deserve two thumbs up, but I'm afraid my digits would be harvested for office supplies if I were to over-flaunt them.

Hell, if I can't afford a hover car, at least I'll have a hover mouse. The BAT Levitating Wireless Mouse by Kibardinde Sign harnesses the power of magnetism to float in the air as you do your cursor-moving thing.

Novelty in the half shell. CHIA POWER! I'm pretty sure the Chia Pet was never actually "cool" per se. I feel like it was just something for a very bored generation to do. But the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Chia Pet is going to make growing plants out of sculptures cool for the first time ever.

The Denver-based company RuMe has developed stickers to attach to your gadgets which have QR codes scanned onto them. When an honest bystander finds your device, they can scan the QR code and get all of the details about where to send the gadget.

With the new year comes the promise of new and exciting computing gadgets. In the world of consumer technology, that means checking out which devices will be making a splash in 2013. Here is a quick look at some of the top laptops and tablet PCs that will almost certainly be setting the sales charts alight this year.

Want pizza? Great news, for those of you too lazy to pick up the telephone. Simply click a bluetooth-enabled fridge magnet, and your pizza will be delivered automatically.

Google has just released their newest product -- wristwatches that feature the well-known Android logo character.