While most people would rather engage in other sports on the Wii, there are a select few who prefer to have a spot of table tennis. For this select group, why not enhance the realism level in the game with these snap on Ping Pong paddles for the Wiimote? Strangely enough, they’re called "3-in-1" solutions, but does whacking your pesky little brother over the head with it during an intense match up count as one of the functions? Take note that they aren’t an officially sanctioned peripheral and will retail for approximately $16.

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 Is your computer acting like a possessed zombie from hell? Maybe it’s time to call the professionals for a little exorcism. CyberDefender is offering free technical support to anyone on Halloween Day to rid your computer any viruses, zombies, botnets, or any other malware taking up residence in your hard drive. If you think you could use the extra help, give them a call at 877-377-3765 starting on October 31st until Nov. 1st at 9AM PST. Normally, they charge $50 to $100 for this service, but this Halloween you get the special treatment with services that repair malware damage, speed up your system or makes sure your other your security software is working properly. The catch is they’ll try to get your on board as a Cyberdefender customer, but you’re not obligated to sign up for anything, unless that is, a service like this helps you sleep better at night. Mark your calender, and if you decide to use them, come back to tell us about your experience.

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With the advent of much better optical and laser technology found in mice these days, there practically isn’t any need for a mousepad. Hence, the mousepad has been relegated to the realm of professional gaming (or semi-pro folks) as well as those who want to spruce up their desktop. The Cyber Bug Mouse Pad sets are extremely colorful and will definitely brighten up any dreary office environment with its nature-inspired artwork. They will retail for $35 a pop, and comes with a USB plug and PS2 adapter for those who are still using computers from the late 90s. I must say, the colors are pretty harsh on the eyes after a while.

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More often than not, the remote control and lounging chair in the living room often belongs to dad as he claims to reign over the hundreds of TV channels with the almighty remote. One thing’s for sure - the remote control isn’t exactly easy to comprehend to the average person, which is why Chloe Fung has come up with a concept Orbit Remote which comes in the form of a bracelet that caters to women, carrying only the most basic of controls as the ladies catch up on their favorite soap operas in the afternoons. Hopefully more female-centric gadgets will be rolled out in order to bridge the digital divide between both genders. What are some of your favorite female-centric gadgets and gizmos?

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Some girls love pink gadgets, and for them Sony has created the ultimate viewing experience with a 32-inch Bravia LCD in Cosmo Pink. Imagine watching re-runs of Sex and the City on your swanky pink TV, and sipping a very hot pink Cosmotini to boot.  The new LCD has incredible features such as a light sensor that adjusts screen brightness to match the ambient lighting in the room, a freeze function that lets you freeze recipes, phone numbers, or pictures of David Beckham in soccer action in a separate screen, front surround sound, an Emmy Award winning on-screen navigation system, and you can even add Bravia’s Internet Video Link module (sold separately) to stream Internet videos to your TV using a broadband connection. You can pre-order yours starting on October 31, so mark your calendar ladies, before you forget to treat yourself with one this Halloween.

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Mimoco joins the Halloween fun with Galacula and rayD8, two new flash drive/toy collectibles recently added to the Core Series 2. Both drives were created by designer Dino Alberto, and include special bonus content such as games, animations, and the new mimoZine mag with rare interviews, music and comedy bytes. Only 2k wi ll be sold, so get your spook on by heading over to Mimoco.com to pick up your scary USB stick. Product Page

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Thumb drives continually improve over time and I feel the Store-It Thumb Drive should be at the top of your list of "must haves".  Not only does Pexagon offer this drive in a variety of colors, but they also give you the option for free security software to add to your drive, at their website.

With a USB 2.0 and 1.1 compatible drive, you will be able to store files from your Mac or PC quickly and easily.  No drivers are required for Me, 2000, XP or Vista and you do not need any external power source to keep this drive up.

A plug and play, easy to use setup makes storing your files or photos quick and easy.  There is also, what I consider very important, an LED for power and activity status.  No more pulling the drive out too soon and risking your files safety.

In a variety of sizes, the Pexagon Store-It Thumb Drive offers you all the options you need.  Comes in  512MB to 4G sizes and they have 14 different colors to choose from.  Easily affordable, I would bet you buy all 14 so you can color-coordinate your files.

And, oh, did I mention the FREE engraving they offer?  And an affordable gift box and lanyard for those of you that like to give the ultimate package when you wrap a gift.  Even better, they have a choice of themes (you can even upload your own logo!) they can add with engraving to make this a fun gift or business offer.

Pictured, is my own personalized drive just to make you jealous…

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While some of our readers do not live in earthquake prone areas like Japan, it is still better to be safe than sorry. Dogs are well known to be extremely loyal to their masters, and it is no surprise if your very own pooch tries to sniff you out in the aftermath. It is essential to be equipped with an emergency kit in the case of an earthquake, but what happens when you’re trapped under some rubble with only a small space separating you from the outside world? Enter this emergency kit that is worn on your dog which retails for 50,000 yen (approximately $434). I’m not too sure whether you want Fido to wear this all the time since you can’t tell when exactly will an earthquake strike.

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Since this month is National Breast Cancer Awareness month, Mad Catz has jumped onto the bandwagon as well alongside Ford and Microsoft to hand over up to 10% of their profits on their Joytech Nintendo DS Lite Pink Tech Pack. This accessory pack is currently available for sale at Circuit City and consists of a carrying case, an in-car power adapter, a USB charger, a couple of stylus, and two game cases to get your game on. It will retail for $19.99, so if you want to gear up your girlfriend’s DS Lite (or ever your own) now would be a good time to do it considering how you can kill two birds with one stone.

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The two giants, Ford and Microsoft, have teamed up to support a cause dear to our heart (literally), called breast cancer awareness happening all this month. Those of you thinking about buying a pink Zune in an act of iPod rebellion, then check out the pretty pink Zune complete with a feminine design on the back and a Warriors in Pink logo. The 30GB limited edition Zune will be sold through Ford’s online store for $249, and 100% of the proceeds will go to the Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation. That’s HOT!

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