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Just a few from this year IFA convention in Berlin, Germany

... a robotic lawn-mower from Ambrogio for about €14K

... AGloves allowing you to play with your tablet during cold weathers

... Video-Post-it: capture your message, then put it on the fridge with the help of the magnets

... Super Zoom for iPhone

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... A mini planetarium for about €70

... a LED bulb that last 15 times longer than a normal bulb, €20 for a 4.7watts that performs as a 40W bulb

.... Eton battery cover for iPhone. This would not just double the battery life, but with its solar panel on the back, it will charge as well. For €100 in October

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... Moose offers a folio to to transform Apple Touch Pad into a numerical block, for €30

... Aiwi offers an app that transforms your iPhone into a (position) game controller

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ACER Liquidimini Ferrari Edition Smart Phone

The Acer liquidimini Ferrari Edition droid is aimed at all the Ferrari fans out there, who cannot afford the Vertu made handsets, which are also endorsed by the Italian car maker. The smartphone is essentially a Ferrari themed, Acer Liquid mini E310.

The droid is powered by a 600MHz CPU, and comes with 512MB of RAM on board. The device has 512MB of built-in memory, which is expandable through a microSD card (8GB is included in the retail package). The screen is 3.2" LCD unit with HVGA resolution and multitouch support. A 5MP camera will help you capture your racing moments with video recording available at the lowly 480p. All this entry level Android goodness will come in a Ferrari red body, which weighs only 105 grams. Another important addition to the droid's retail package will be the exclusive Bluetooth headset.

The Acer liquidmini Ferrari Edition will run Android 2.3 Gingerbread with UI, which has been Ferrari themed as well. Logically, the pre-installed sounds of the droid will include Ferrari engine sounds too.
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