Available only in Japan where it would look like everything else in downtown Tokyo.

Iriver Rolls Out Its New HD PMP

When introducing new iRiver PMP, the K1 Smart HD, several heads turned not only because of its sleek design, but this is one of the few portable media player that supports files in MKV format.

Recently, iRiver has revealed how the User Interface to work the latest PMP. 3.5-inch, 480 x 320 resolution touch screen display menus similar to the traditional grid and multi-homescreen interface, very similar to the iPhone or Android phone. It also features Windows CE, which can be a turn-off for some people, but it is hard to ignore how it can support a variety of file formats, a 18-hour audio / 6-hours of video playback, and the various versions you can choose from .

Smart K1 iRiver PMP HD is only available in Korea for now, for ? 229,000 (U.S. $ 204) for the basic 8GB model. Adding DMB mobile TV tuner and you buy it for ? 279,000 ($ 248), and then the cost ? 299,000 ($ 266) if you want to have a 16GB capacity, and ? 349,000 ($ 310) for a complete package with WiFi, DMB, and 16GB storage .

Hot Wheels Stealth Rides

Superpower toy Hot Wheels Mattel introduced the latest to hit the shelves in 2010 and they are the first of its kind. Stealth Rides really flat, but pressing a button and they came out into the remote control, pocket-sized vehicles!

This folding toy credit card-sized car and about as slim as a flat phone. Once they turn into a real vehicle, they are just ordinary small Hot Wheels. They come with a plastic case that serves as a bag and remote control.

Stealth Rides come in five different models, including two cars, two tanks, and a “Batmobile Tumbler” that Mattel will debut in February at Toy Fair in New York.

The Hot Wheels Stealth Rides will be available in August 2010, costing about U.S. $ 25 per vehicle, cheaper than the usual remote control car!

Tune-Belts-Sport-Armband

If you’ve ever wanted to take your iPhone along with you in an environment where you need both hands free, like, say, running, then we’ve got something for you today.

The folks out at Tune Belt bring you the Tune Belt Sport Armband, an armband designed to hold your iPhone squarely in place while also allowing you access to the controls, earphone jacks, and similar parts of the device.

Maybe you’re not the iPhone type–well, don’t worry about it, because the Tune Belt Sport Armband isn’t designed to work just with the iPhone. This will also work with Blackberries, the Palm Pre, and just about any other mobile device of comparable dimensions. And just in case you should favor using it for your running, the armband is washable so it doesn’t wind up smelling like a locker room after you’ve had it for a few runs.

Best part is, you can get one of these for just $20.

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Spillarium-Fish-Tank

An infinity pool may be out of most budgets, heck even the available area. Enter Spillarium. Despite the long shot of a swimming pool to dip your own enjoyment, you should most certainly enjoy fishies and at least you can live vicariously through them.

A small hole in the front of the tank is 5 gallons of water spilled into the base and continue to recycle and filter it back into the swimming area without off loading fish. You can catch one for $ 130.

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National Geographic Hard Drive

I know what you think-which may be one of the most specific gadgets ever made, but I assure you it exists. If you’ve ever spent time rummaging through the various issues of National Geographic has put out for years, so I’ll give you a big nostalgia overload.

Today we are speaking of National Geographic’s hard drive.

This really is about what sounds like a 160-GB external hard drive that contains one hundred and twenty years from the National Geographic issue, happens all the way back to issue 1 of 1888.

Now, here’s where things get interesting. Apparently, 160 gigs is about 100 too much for the collection, which occupies only 60 spaces show. So, if you buy this, you get every issue of National Geographic preserved as a whole (even the original ad!), Plus you get a 100 gig hard drive space, free of charge.

And remember you can get one of these for $ 200 dollars, if you have even the most interested in National Geographic, this is one purchase you should make.

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