10 Weirdest Products of CES 2009

1. Weirdest
Products of
CES 2009

2. Cell mate
Cell-Mate is a piece of metal and Velcro that actually clips your cell phone
to your head.

3. Ozaki iMini Pets
iMini Pets are little animatronic stuff animals that sit on top of an iPod speaker
dock. The pets grove and lip sync to the music from your iPod. The dock
features an on/off sleep system, dual alarm, and a 27 x 59 mm LCD display.

4. Nopopo Pee-Powered Batteries
These are aqua-powered batteries that can be powered with a little bit of
water or anything water-based, including coffee, juice, and, um, pee.

5. Wiimote Maracas
Cell-Mate is a piece of metal and Velcro that actually clips your cell phone
to your head.

6. SATY MP4 Player with Breathalyzer
& Pest Repeller
Chinese company SATY is offering in its 8-in-1 Multifunction MP4 Player. It
contains a flashlight, a personal alarm, a radio, and a pest repeller. According
to the company, an MP4 player with a smoking heater and carbon monoxide
detector is coming soon.

7. Schlage BlackBerry-Controlled Door Locks
Now you can lock and unlock your doors from your BlackBerry. For $299, you
get a door lock, a lamp, and a bridge unit that connects both of those products
to the Internet.

8. iCap
An MP3 player that you can affix to a baseball cap. The iCap ($119.95) also
features two speakers, a display, an FM tuner, and a voice recorder. The player
offers 1GB of built-in memory and a microSD card slot.

9. LG GD910 Watch Phone
LG’s GD910 watch phone, has a touch-screen display, an MP3
player, calculator, and stopwatch.

10. Yens Electric USB Negative
Ion Generator
Yens Electric's USB Negative Ion Generator. This USB-powered
device neutralizes smells and helps to remove dust and dirt from
the air.

11. Desonic Electronic Cigarettes, Cigars, and
Pipes
Desonic has come up with a weird line of electronic smoking
instruments, including cigarettes, cigars, and pipes. The devices contain liquid
nicotine, water, and propylene alcohol without any tobacco.

12. Slideshow based on the following article
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2338960,00.asp
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