Daily Digest Coolest Gadgets for 01/06/2013

The latest and coolest gadgets daily digest Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Jan 06, 2013 04:30 am | Edwin Doctor Who Tardis Play Tent You know what they say as a man grows up – he might not be playing with little green army men made out of plastic any more, but would have moved on to big boys' toys. Some of these could be rather expensive, while others are affordable, such as the $89.99 Doctor Who Tardis Play Tent. You can be sure that the little ones in your home too, would not be able to resist playing with this, but you can kindly ask them to move out so that you can check out the 11th Doctor’s control room all by yourself. Not only that, since it is made out of sturdy canvas construction and stand at nearly 6 feet in height, there is plenty of space in there to hook up with other Doctor Who fans should you erect this at your backyard the next time you host a party in your home. If you do not want to place the Doctor Who Play Tent outside of your four walls, place it right in your living room, it would not mind such a position, either. Entering it, you are able to use your imagination as to what goes on within the four canvas walls. Once done, just fold it back and it can be easily stashed away in the storeroom without taking up too much space. Of course, you might want to have some heart for the little ones and let them play in it from time to time, right? [ Doctor Who Tardis Play Tent copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Read More Jan 06, 2013 04:00 am | Edwin Razer Orbweaver mechanical gaming keypad When it comes to gaming peripherals, you know for sure that a company such as Razer is right there at the top of the list to be considered by gamers. I clearly remember how the original Razer Boomslang caught my attention back in the days when I was using a Logitech ball mouse, and boy was it a looker! Well, Razer has graduated to many different kinds of gaming peripherals since, and this time around, we are privy to the Razer Orbweaver mechanical gaming keypad which intends to offer you an edge in executing your in-game commands, so much so that you will always remain a step ahead of the competition. Razer Orbweaver, in a nutshell, is a fully customizable mechanical gaming keypad that features adaptable ergonomics for maximum control, sporting tournament-grade controls which would definitely put any worries of it not being able to withstand the rigors of adrenaline pumping gaming for hours on end. The Razer Orbweaver will continue from where its predecessor, the Razer Nostromo, left off, as it allows gamers to gamers bind a virtually infinite number of controls to 20 mechanical keys as well as a programmable eight-way directional thumb-pad. All it takes to trigger each key is a mere 50 grams of force, meaning commands are virtually executed as fast as your fingers are able to act, and in some cases, faster than the enemy can react, which might even draw claims that you are cheating, or that your gameplay when viewed later on, could almost border on the psychic. The thumb-pad itself can be used for movement or as a modifier for endless combinations, and it would not be too hard to believe that gamers who have not given the Razer Orbweaver a go before would be loathe to part with it in the future. The asking price has been set at $129.99 for the Razer Orbweaver, making this a purchase that is not necessary, although it would be more than a welcome to any gaming peripheral arsenal. Press Release [ Razer Orbweaver mechanical gaming keypad copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Read More In This Issue Doctor Who Tardis Play Tent Razer Orbweaver mechanical gaming keypad Recent Stories Simple To Do List Recorder Cavallino GT1 Bluetooth speaker dock Calling All Employers Countdown Clock Inflatable Dalek is larger than life

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