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Bookmarklet that lets you add items from any online store to your Amazon.com wishlist.

I think the NBC marketing department are onto a winner here.

Unsolicited testimonial: VPSLink, the virtual machine hosting service that I use to host this here very blog, has a 10% off the lifetime of your service if you sign up this month (I’m guessing their fiscal year begins April 1st!). I’ve had no problems with my service from them over the last six months, and have just purchased a second “server” to host my email and suchlike. If you want root on a remote box, this is a pretty good deal.

Your very own red rotary phone, retrofitted with cellular access, a battery and a SIM card slot. Just the thing for answering at 3am when you’re on the go.

Reportedly, the perfect thing to supersize the diskspace of your MacBookPro. Wicked tempted to get one, cause iTunes is bastard-slow when your 116Gb MP3 collection is on a network drive.

Graph of storage per dollar, based upon hard drive prices scraped hourly from NewEgg. 500Gb drives are the sweet spot currently, at $0.18/GB

Hooray! The limited-run trial flavours of Kettle Chips are on sale, and this year, they’re SPICY!

Joy just got one of these, and it’s pretty impressive. A feminine-looking tote bag, which gives no indication that inside is plenty of padding and pockets for your laptop, powerpack, and assorted other gadgetry.

Oh lordy — Woot launch a Different-T-Shirt-Every-Day shop. My credit card quakes in fear.

Device that allows you to see in realtime how fast the little wheel is spinning on your electricity meter, wherever you are in the house. Our local leccy company, NStar, is subsidising them, so they’re only $30.

T-shirt-by-mail club which sends a new shirt every six weeks, based on news events.

Heh. The idea of this made me chuckle. I’m sure there are days I’d fall for it.

I just got one of these on the recommendation of Yoz, and it is top-notch. A dedicated laptop section, plus an excellent array of pockets and pouches. I got mine from NewEgg for $40 + shipping.

Gonna have to get myself one of these. “Exactly medically accurate”.

T-shirts and stickers emblazoned with the likes of Richard Stallman, Donald Knuth and Bruce Schneier. I ordered a couple of the Schneier stickers for my laptops.

Guide showing the time periods between Apple product line refreshes. Trying to decide if I want to pull the trigger on buying a MacBook now, or wait out a month and see if something faster and shinier comes along.

The Mac & PC on British TV are played by ace comedy double-act Mitchell & Webb. Genius!

Documenting just how nightmarish it can be to cancel a free trial.