We’re not sure how safe these are, but these Moon Shoes sound like they must be a lot of fun to use. Described as a “mini trampoline for feet” the moon shoes are designed to defy gravity so that you can jump higher and higher. And supposedly, all this jumping fun leads to improving your coordination and balance. The moon shoes will fit any shoe size for woman up to size 7 and any shoe size for men up to size 9. They retail for …

The Pix Click Micro makes a great first digital camera for budding photographers. It doesn’t have any cutting edge features, but the $19.99 price tag does get you a 24 photo storage capacity, a camera strap and Disney PIX photo editing software. The Pix Click Micro is available in several themes including Pirates of the Caribbean, Tinker Bell, and the Little Mermaid.

The Mark-My-Time Digital Bookmark costs just $8.95 yet it’s light years ahead of old fashioned bookmarks. The old fashioned bookmarks features a built-in clock and countdown timer with alarm and a cumulative timer to keep track of your total reading time. The Mark-My-Time Digital Bookmark is a great way for parents to see how long a child reads for or it can serve as a method for timing activities in general. The coolest bookmark ever is available in neon blue, neon purple, and neon green.

Without being too cliche, we have to admit that it’s generally true that girls love talking almost as much as they love shoes. The YOUniverse Funk Fone takes that thought one step further by transforming a disco diva shoe in to a normal teelphone with disco ring tones. The YOUniverse Funk Fone retails for $19.99 and comes with a choice of three funky ring tones.

If you want to start them off young, and we mean really young, then the iCrib Sound System is the way to go. The iCrib Sound System shelters an ipod in your baby’s crib. It has two speakers, a night light and time play mode. Press play on an audio book and the little one will never know that you’re gone – not that that is necessarily a good thing. The iCrib Sound System retails for $24.99. (Source: Laptop Magazine, January 2007)

A-Data has a selection of adorable mini flash USB keys designed with your
favorite Disney Characters including Donald, Minnie, Mickey and Winnie the Pooh.
These mini Flash disks are super small with a foldable connector and they can
also be warn on a lanyard. The USB keys are available in 512mb, 1GB and 2GB
capacities. A-Data has another series of Disney USB Keys that are a bit bigger,
but these come with interchangeable faceplates. The Disney Series Mickey USB2.0
Flash Disk comes with five faceplates including Mickey, Minnie Mouse, Diasy
Duck, Donald …

Aspiring scientists, detectives and do-gooders will enjoy Discovery’s Whodunit? Forensics Lab. The Whodunit? Forensics Lab comes with 6 cases introducing you to the science of forensics a long with everything you need to get started, including: a 200x zoom microscope, a battery operated light table, four tire read casting samples with lay, a fold-out forensics work surface, a casebook, 30 plastic slides, four test tubes, laboratory goggles, a latex roller and adhesive, a blood analysis tray, a beaker, a graduated cylinder, tweezers and a whole …

At first glance Brain Trainer looks like a simple calculator, but it’s actually a complicated device designed to train your brain via series of mathematical drills. Brain trainer also enables you to monitor your brain’s progress over a month of a year via a series of graphs. Fans of Nintendo DS Lite’s Brain Age game are sure to love Brain Trainer. Brain Trainer retails for $39.95.

It looks like Beddy Bear has some new friends. Beddy-Bear Buddies are microwaveable bunnies, puppies, and ducks. Just like Beddy Bear, they are each filled with wheat grains and hint of soothing French lavender. The Gadget Shop also has another Microwaveable Teddy – Henry Warmheart, and he looks even softer and cuddlier then Beddy Bear. (Please don’t tell Beddy Bear what we said). Henry Warmheart Microwavable Teddy Bear retails for £14.95 and Beddy-Bear Buddies retail for $16.95.

Hyperscan is one of the first use of RFID chips that we consider to being used for purely good reasons – to fight the forces of evil. Hyperscan is a kind of video game console that you interact with via character cards. The character cards have RFID chips hidden inside. Using the Hyperscan system, you scan in a character card and engage them in battle. Over time their abilities get stronger and their powers as constantly evolve, so that every game is different. You can …