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Sunday, August 28, 2011

Latest Posts on Coolest Gadgets

Posted: 27 Aug 2011 06:30 AM PDT

You know how cats love to chase stuff, whether it is alive or inanimate – here is something that might just keep your kitten (and adult cats, of course) occupied for hours on end – with the Frolicat Bolt Laser Cat Toy. As you can tell by its name, this device will project a red dot (somewhat similar to how those laser pointers work) onto the surface where you point it to, and see your kitty go nuts trying to track it down only to realize that it cannot be “killed” or “maimed”.

You can opt to use it manually where you dish out the dose of frustration, or set it on automatic mode and see it deliver hours of fun for your favorite feline. All you need to do to have it work on its own would be to place it on a flat surface and turn it on. The Bolt will turn off by itself automatically after a 15 minute session, and make sure you have a quartet of AA batteries hanging around always to keep it juiced up.

I’m not quite sure whether Jon would fork out $19.99 for the Frolicat Bolt Laser Cat Toy when Garfield’s birthday rolls around…

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[ Frolicat Bolt Laser Cat Toy copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

Scrabble Electronic Scramble

Posted: 27 Aug 2011 06:00 AM PDT

Love word games? Boggle or Scrabble, it doesn’t matter – as long as you are able to gain a whole boatload of points to have your opponent submit to you by your sheer word power alone. Well, here is a modern take of a classic word game, Scrabble. We’re talking about the Scrabble Electronic Scramble, which is actually a different kind of game type as you are given an allowance of only 75 seconds to come up with as many anagrams as your brain can crack, using nothing bit the letter tiles which automatically recognize words.

Needless to say, speed is of the essence here, where the five 2″ electronic tiles are smart enough to sense their relative positions when placed next to one another, and they will beep and flash whenever they detect any approved three-, four-, or five-letter word. If you love flying solo, then you will challenge yourself by forming as many five-letter words from the same letters or random letters, while the third mode will require the tiles be passed from player to player in order to form words in a limited time so that one avoids getting eliminated.

Nice to know each $29.95 purchase comes with five CR2032 batteries to get you started right out of the box.