My digital watch fascination has thus led me to really long for the Meteo Weather Watch, which is available from Amazon. This very versatile watch, obviously tells time and also possesses some of the “standard” features of digital watches, namely, a stop watch, calendar and alarm functions. But its most unique feature involves the weather, because it can “predict”.

The Meteo Weather Watch can forecast the weather for 12 and 24 hours ahead by actually measuring the barometric pressure that is happening in the environment. Depending on what kind of barometric pressure it measures, the watch will determine the weather. Reading the watch’s forecasts is quite easy as it does it with an icon interface. This makes it easy to find out if it is going to rainy, cloudy, partly cloudy and sunny.

A weather watch will most definitely have to be quite rugged and the Meteo Weather Watch delivers here admirably. It has a backlight function that will allow you to read the watch even at low light conditions and rains will never be a problem because it is water resistant up to 30 metres (98 feet).

You can get the Meteo Weather Watch at the Cheapest Price Here!

But if I could, what I’d love to add to my collection is this new concept of a watch from both Timex (http://www.timex.co.uk/) and Core77.

The new watch concept was conceptualised by designers Napoleon Merena, Steffen Schubert, and David Takacs. Their cool design was the winner of the recently held design competition 2154 The Future of Time. The cool looking conceptual watch is actually a miniature timepiece that has been engineered to fit onto a person’s fingernail. The timepiece will use a disposable stick on design that stays translucent until it is pressed – which would then automatically start showing the time, date and the AM and PM signs.

The timepieces will be made available in different colours that users can use for fashion coordination. Another funky application is to put the timepieces on different fingers to show the different time zones.

As of the moment, there are no schedules or planned timelines on when this will be made available as well as how much these timepieces will actually cost, even the more technical details have not yet been ironed out (are they reusable? Waterproof?). But despite having a lot of things still up in the air, this looks like it’s going to be a hit when it’s released.

The price just makes this an all-too-perfect gift too. Who can beat £7.09 right?

Let’s check out some of its features:

- Ballpoint Pen (replaceable, thankfully!)
- Stylus (for your PDA, does anyone still use PDAs?)
- Bright white LED flexible-shaft flashlight
- UV light (we need to check those hotel sheets eh?)
- Red laser pointer

I think it’s all too “bond-ish” too doesn’t it? It looks good and is perfect even for a board meeting I guess. Hey, everyone needs a toy to play with during “bored” meetings eh? This, I think, is one of ThinkGeek’s little marvels. Grab it!

The Freestyle Boiler Watch (http://www.freestyleusa.com/products/Mens/Boiler/) is a really simple timepiece with a very ordinary design and yet it is compelling to look at because it is powered by the sun. A single charge of the innovative watch is allegedly enough to operate the watch for one full year. But since the very nature of the solar powered watch is to create power whenever it is exposed to the sun (which is basically everytime you go out) then it means the watch will never ever run out of power.

The Freestyle Boiler Watch has many functions. It has a chronograph, alarm, timer, two time zones and a backlit display. You can expect to pay for the watch the equivalent of £80. But you’ll need to have it shipped because it looks like it is not yet readily available in the UK. Considering all of the features that have been built into the watch, and the fact that you won’t have to ever buy batteries for it I think the price is quite reasonable. The added bonus is that it’s also a great conversation piece so I would highly recommend it.

I think this is the main concept behind this prototype, the Smash Alarm Clock, The alarm is switched off by punching on the top of the alarm clock. Oh this beauty will just give you the pay-back you wished you have every morning. Wake you up at 6:30am eh, well a big smash will even the score out, right?

Sadly it’s still on concept stage, yup, not commercially available. Not sure why but I think this product will fly. What is good to note though is that everyone can build on the concept here. Like probably merging it with a cool MP3 dock? Or the ability to flash strobe lights? Vibrate? Anything annoying to make the smashing a little more worth it!

What it is though is a steeply priced keyboard at about £80. If you’re asking if it’s doing something extra special for the money… well it simply doesn’t. All that it is is a normal QWERTY keyboard with cute cat cartoon all over. Not even compatible with the Mac desktops, but who’s complaining. I guess Mac people would rather use their handsome wireless Mac keyboards, eh?

I think this simply attempts to appeal to the Hello Kitty cult following. Some people, like my sister, would do anything, spend any amount of money to get everything in Hello Kitty design. Ah, what’s money these days anyway, you splurge it on things that you enjoy. Keeps coming to those who’s got a job, so splurge while you still can? Right?

Product features:

- Size: 44.2 x 14.8 x 2.5 cm
- PC Interface USB, PC/AT compatible
- OS: Windows XP / VISTA
- Japanese QWERTY 108 key
- Warranty: 6 months

Does it come in some other color? No, this is the only variation, sad to say. Red is all there is. I wonder if Sanrio will also make version for My Melody(!) ha… and don’t ask me why I know Hello Kitty’s best friend.

There’s a lot of written and visual material on the internet to help you guide your body to better posture. The thing is, you do this for say five minutes, and for the next 55 minutes you slither back to the same bad posture you’re “comfortable” with.

Now here’s a gadget that may help remind you to check your posture. The iPosture is an intuitive electronic device designed to improve posture. Just over one inch in diameter, the iPosture automatically senses when the body slouches, and it alerts the user with brief vibrations to correct it.

It attaches discretely to the body by clip or adhesive, the vibration isn’t too “loud” to startle you or distract you from your daily chores.

You can’t tell if you’ve got good or bad posture, you’ve got to have someone do it for you. Can’t have a mirror in front of you always now can you? The iPosture is perfect for everyone and in any condition. The office, the club, at home, driving, or sitting at the park. Bring the iPosture along and you’re set with good posture all day long.

It’s available right here for about £35.