The internet’s ability to deliver an endless supply of kick-ass content to your home theater may eventually mean the death of Blu-ray discs.  But that’s years in the future, and you have friends to impress and brain cells to waste right now.

So check this out: Besides playing Blu-ray Profile 2.0 discs, the BD-P4600 can reach into the internet and pull out any title from Netflix’s wild and weird “Watch Instantly” library on demand (if you’re a subscriber).  After the movie you can use it to fire up internet radio super-service Pandora on-screen.

While BD movies get cheaper and the quality of internet video increases, the content war will intensify: Get this gadget, shut yourself in, and enjoy the best of both worlds now.

You can get your very own Samsung BD-P4600 from Amazon for only $399. It was $500.

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Imagine yourself, laying on the beach, checking out the beautiful… water, when you spot the girl of your dreams walking toward you.  So you whip it out and pull on it, making it longer. Then your wife steps up beside you as you hit the camera button and wait for the picture to be taken.

With the XShot Camera Extender, you can be in the picture too.  Instead of reminiscing about vacation days long gone, looking at all of the photos where you seem to be missing, you can now have proof that you were actually the guy your wife was hanging around with on the beach that day.

The XShot doesn’t just work with digital cameras either, you can also put a small video camera on it, like the Flip or Canon FS200, to take those awesome videos of the conference you finally scraped up enough money to attend.

This thing is awesome and surprisingly I use it way more than I thought I would.  It does attract a lot of attention and helps start conversations as well.  So for all of you that are shy, it is a great way to talk to others at a conference or networking event.  And with a price-tag of only $30, it’s a steal.

With the XShot, you become the life of the party!

Click here to get your XShot now!

Here’s some specifics about the XShot straight from the website:

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The Sony DSC-G3 isn’t the first camera with wi-fi built in, but it’s the first that also has a web browser, so while you’re shooting 10.1 MP photos of hot-air balloons you can go online and look at photos of hot-air balloons that are way better.

A minimalist metal block with a 4x optical zoom lens, image stabilization, and 4GB of built-in storage, it can upload pictures and video directly to YouTube, Shutterfly, Photobucket, or Picasa.  Eat it, Flickr!

The camera originally sold for $500 can be bought from Amazon for only $419.95.

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When it comes to portable solar chargers, FreeLoader is one of the most recognized names in the market. The basic FreeLoader that has been launched last year by UK-based company Solar Technology has now been upgraded into the FreeLoader Pro.

The Pro version of the charger is described as the “super powered” FreeLoader. It can charge anything from cell phones and ebook readers to handheld gaming devices and music players. It even has a multi-voltage switch that lets users switch to 9.5 volts from a lower voltage in order to charge larger electronics like laptops, MP4 players, and portable DVD players.

Additionally, an accessory called the CamCaddy that comes with the FreeLoader Pro will let you charge batteries used for video, digital cam and SLR batteries as long as they’re between 3.2 and 7.9 volts. Solar Technology claims CamCaddy is the only battery charger capable of charging batteries for virtually all cameras.

FreeLoader Pro is equipped with a 200mA solar panel made of crystalline solar cells and a lithium ion battery that takes seven to nine hours of exposure under sunlight to become fully-charged.

You can learn more about the FreeLoader Pro or buy one for yourself at www.ThinkGeek.com for only $79.99

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