Daily Digest Coolest Gadgets for 12/22/2012

The latest and coolest gadgets daily digest Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Dec 22, 2012 04:30 am | Edwin Lego Water Bottle Everyone loves to play around with Lego, don’t they? After all, the extremely precise Lego bricks from Denmark magically stack up and connect to one another (where possible) without being off by a bit. There has been many pretenders to the throne, but none so far have been able to usurp Lego from its numero uno position. Well, an iconic part of Lego would be the Lego minifigs, where the top of their yellow heads have this connecting bit for you to add some other pieces of Lego to it, like an antenna for comic relief. Why not let the whole world know just how engrossed you are with Lego by bringing the $16.49 Lego Water Bottle to work? With the Lego Water Bottle, you can basically share all of your adventures with the head of the iconic Lego minifig. To clean it is a breeze, just like how you would separate two Lego pieces that are stuck together. All you need to do is unscrew the bottom and you will gain access to the innards that delivers a thorough wash. Since it is PVC, BPA and Phthalate free, you know that the Lego Water Bottle would be perfect for your little ones – and you, even. Just don’t microwave this 9.75″ tall water bottle and you’re good to go, although it is food and dishwasher safe. [ Lego Water Bottle copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Read More Dec 22, 2012 04:00 am | Edwin Receptor BUG communication helmet If there is one thing that one cannot avoid in life (other than death and taxes, of course), it would be fashion. Since our ancestors ditched the fig leaf, you can more or less say that mankind has been on a quest to dress as well as possible, even more so in social functions and events, and more often than not to be as attractive as possible. After all, we are not peacocks who do have beautiful feathers to strut, do we? And most of us do not look that flattering in our birthday suits, either. Well, if you are going to go on plenty of rough-and-tumble adventures during the winter, you might as well make the most of it by looking nice and listening to your favorite inspiring tunes, and this is where the Receptor BUG communication helmet comes in handy. It does not make sense to cram a pair of headphones in between your noggin and a helmet, as that is the perfect recipe for discomfort, which is why ski and snowboard helmet manufacturer POC has decided to work with their engineering team in order to come up with a special helmet that will integrate a set of Beats by Dr. Dre headphones into the neck roll. The Receptor BUG Communication will be inspired by the Receptor BUG, which so happens to be one of the Swedish company's most popular helmet models. Apart from enjoying your favorite tunes, you can also take phone calls, adjust the volume level, and skip tracks thanks to the a 1.3 m (4.3 ft) long cable with integrated microphone and remote control which will hook up to a smartphone. The Receptor BUG Communication is not that lightweight though, but you should not notice it too much at 550 grams a pop, where black and white are the colors you can choose from. You can pick it up from January 2013 onward in sizes ranging from XS to XXL, where it will retail for around $337 each. Source [ Receptor BUG communication helmet copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Read More In This Issue Lego Water Bottle Receptor BUG communication helmet Recent Stories Last Minute Gift Ideas! Everyone Needs a Cardboard Bike Hover Ball Shooting Gallery Hands Free Facial Muscle Toner 2013 Toyota Avalon Limited gets wireless charging capability

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