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DeWalt’s Laser Plumb Bob saves time and delivers incredible accuracy. Unlike a regular plumb bob, it’s unaffected by wind, it settles in seconds, and it leaves both of your hands free. Lightweight and shaped like a large tape measure, this gizmo rests on the floor or attaches to a tripod and delivers bright red plumb dots above and below. A must for any career builder!  
Technical Details- Self-leveling plumb bob is accurate to 1/8″ @ 50′
- Self-leveling so no vials or knobs to adjust
- One button operation is fast and easy to use
- Focused laser beam for improved accuracy
- Cross-hair beam pattern to find center of beam
$99.99 DEWALT DW082K Laser Plumb Bob Kit 1 Comment » 
The Logitech Presenter is designed to make your presentations flow, giving you the freedom you need to make a great impression on your audience. Timing your speech to a slide show is critical, which is why the Presenter gives you an easy-to-set LCD timer that gives automatic, vibrating warnings at 5 and 2 minutes remaining. In a large auditorium setting, movement can be key to getting your point across, which is why the 2.4 GHz wireless receiver offers you an extended 50-foot range. Notebook Sized Travels Anywhere – includes a storable receiver and carrying case. Plug & Play – no software is required for your Windows-based PC Connects via USB…. Technical Details: - has volume control and integrated laser.
- Works with any PC, no software required.
- 50 foot range.
- Long battery life
Only $57.24 – Logitech 2.4 GHz Cordless Presenter No Comments » 
LaserBall 360 is the ideal tool for anyone who wants to hang pictures, shelves, cabinets and other objects straight the first time. Its unique ball and cup mounting system sets up in just seconds. Place the adhesive disc on the back of the cup and temporarily adhere it to the surface without marring. Great stocking stuffer for those Dads that need to “straighten” there life out…  
Swivels to project a laser line in any directionExclusive 4-way bubble levelLights up for better visibilityIncludes 12 non-marring adhesive discsThree LR44 batteries required, includedOnly $7.82 at Amazon (61% off) Zircon 60560 LaserBall 360 No Comments » Posted by: scooter in Laser 
Get to the point in two colors with one device. Marketed to point out the “constellations” in the sky, but sure to put green and red dots on people’s head. The old, back in the day, red laser does the standard 4,000 ft… While the newer, green laser projects bright lines up to two miles into the night sky (or other targets). And unlike a red laser, the green beam itself can be seen in mid-air in dark conditions, not just the laser beam dot. This allows the green pointer to be used for skypointing and also looks cool as hell. - State-of-the-art design brings both green and red laser into one laser pointer
- Bright green beam, range up to 2 miles in darkness
- Powerful red beam, range up to 4,000 ft. in darkness
- Focus the green laser beam to point out constellations, planets or galaxies and use the red laser beam to point out single stars or illuminate night sky maps and equipment.
- Constructed of high-quality brushed metal
- Includes of 2 N batteries, 3 LR41 button cell batteries and a pocket clip
- 90 day warranty
Green & Red Laser Pointer  No Comments » 
The Griffin iBeam adds a little flare to your iPod. It’s a snap-on flashlight that attaches to your iPod, iPod mini or dock connector. Great item to have if you’re in a pinch for a little light next time you’re in a dark parking lot, or looking for something in the car at night. It also includes a class IIIA laser pointer for presentations and other fun. The laser pointer’s beam is so powerful it can be seen over one-quarter of a mile away. - Separate flashlight and laser pointer accessories for iPod use
- Handy flashlight attachment helps find items in poorly lit areas
- Class IIIa laser pointer assists in business presentations
- Includes pair of snap-on caps that attach to keychains
- Compatibility: iPod mini, iPod (3rd and 4th gen), iPod Photo (4th gen)

$10.95 – Griffin iBeam, Laser Pointer and Flashlight for your iPod or iPod mini No Comments »

Designed primarily as a metal detector, the Multi Meter tool is able to locate concealed metal objects within walls, such as pipes, nails, cables, etc. It also includes a laser and spirit level, so you’ll be able to project perfectly straight lines onto any wall or surface. In addition it also can do the following things: - Locates concealed AC power cables
- Locates concealed metal objects like pipes, nails, screws, cables etc
- Incorporates a Laser Level
- Incorporates a Spirit Level
- Incorporates a ‘white-light’ LED Torch
- Tests Light Bulbs including fluorescent and incandescent bulbs/tubes
- Tests Cartridge Fuses, Diodes, Capacitors, Heating Elements etc
- Locates breaks in an AC power cable
- Checks polarity on two cable (no earth) AC appliances
- Incorporates a ‘self-test’ battery check for added safety and piece of mind
Available for ~$36 from BoysStuff.co.uk. Via [OhGizmo] No Comments » The Logisys Optical Finger Mouse straps to your finger tip and uses an 800dpi laser to control cursor movement on nearly any surface (except highly reflective sufaces, of course). In addition to controlling cursor movement, the finger mouse also has a scroll wheel and left/right mouse buttons, easily clickable using your thumb. The major upside to this device is that it allows you to keep your fingers at their keying positions while also controlling cursor movement. The downside, it is not yet available in a wireless version and keeps you strapped to your PC via the USB cable. For only $20, this new gadget is definately worth a test drive. 1 Comment » 
Need type something quick on the road, maybe a blog? Instead of struggling typing with those tiny QWERTY keyboard, how about a full size keyboard generated from a device the size of a cellphone?. It’s called the I-Tech Virutal Laser Keyboard. It’s infrared and laser to project an image of a keyboard onto a flat surface. The device is blue-tooth enabled; therefore it worked with laptops, PDA and cellphone that support blue-tooth. Here is the complete list of supported devices. In addition, it also create sound effects (clicking) and a smart time-out feature to conserve battery life. 
From the company website: You can use the VKB (Virtual PC Keyboard) with both your laptop and PC or with a compatible mobile device, Smartphone and PDA. The I-Tech VKB reacts exactly like a real keyboard. Direction technology based on optical recognition enables the user to tap the images of the keys, complete with realistic tapping sounds(!), which feeds into the compatible PDA, Smartphone, laptop or PC. It’s available now at $179.99 in various keyboard layouts. Read the rest of this entry » No Comments » |