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What one or more gadgets have you bought you wouldn't want to be without.

One of mine is an LED wind up torch, I bought a set of 3 from QVC about 5 years ago and they've been so useful and reliable. I keep one in the bedside cabinet, one in the car and one in this office room. The other night there was a sudden power cut so the house was suddenly plunged into darkness. I was on the pc at the time replying to an email - which I lost  - so I took the torch from the desk drawer to find the candles. I didn't have to wonder would the torch work as I don't have to rely on batteries like in the past with torches and when you suddenly need them the batteries are dead and there's no spares.

What's your favourite gadgets

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Originally Posted by Saint:

TV remote

 

And erm . . . is a car a gadget?

I love driving - it has taken me to places, gained me jobs, given me experiences i could never have otherwise had. It's given me a richer fuller life.

Would agree with that, without one I couldn't watch tv 

 

I don't like driving but it's certainly useful to be able to do so

 

 

Yellow Rose

A pocket digital radio which is always at hand and I wouldn't be without... even  listen to it to get to sleep at night.

 

Also tempted to say my laptop and netbook - they're literally my window on the world. That and the mp3 to download Irish radio podcasts onto to keep homesickness at bay.

 

Less high tech is a little multi tool thingy I got from Asda last year - teeny scissors, screwdriver etc which is dead handy for footery little jobs round the place 

 

Jeez I'm more gadget-reliant than I thought 

 

 

FM

 

I love my iPod Touch. Being a regular listener to music both old, new and recently discovered I find this device to be worth it's weight in gold or latinum (which ever is of greater value).

 

No matter where I am I have masses of music (or Podcasts) to listen to.

 

Also I love my 46" LED TV  and Blu-ray player. Again films play a big part in my leisure activities and HD films look great.

 

Steam iron. Takes a lot of the effort out of ironing, tackles those pesky creases in a jiffy.

 

 

Enthusiastic Contrafibularities

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