While it’s not our own policy to live in fear, when it comes to young children, we agree that some preventative measures to keep them safe can be very wise. The BrickHouse Child Locator is a device that lets you keep a constant watch on your child when in public areas. The device comes with a small tag designed to attach to your kid’s shoes, or clothing. The tag works as a homing device should your child leave the safety zone, in which case the BrickHouse Child Locator will notify you. The tag also has a panic button for your child to use in an emergency. And if your child does wander off, the BrickHouse Child Locator will beep, vibrate, and visually lead them to you. The BrickHouse Child Locator with Distance Alert retails for $189.95, which is a small price to keep your child safe. (Source: Chip Chicklets)

The i-XPS Soundbox is the perfect companion for lounging out by the pool or at the beach. This portable speaker will enclose your iPod Nano (1st, 2nd, and 3rd generation), iPod Mini ( If anyone still has this), iPod Classic, as well as other MP3 Players. The integrated mini jack cable connection inside the unit will hook up to the speakers through any headphone jack on the your MP3 Player. It zips up to keep your MP3 player safe from harm and it also includes a big metal clip, wrist strap, and attachment for your bicycle handlebar. In addition the speaker is powered by 2 AAA batteries. What really makes this stand out from the already cluttered field of portable iPod speakers are its looks. It’s available in a Stone, Splash, and Spray design which we assume is used to make it blend in with its surroundings, or to get it’s rugged theme accross. Pricing and release info TBD, so keeping checking out their site for updated info on where to purchase it.

I don’t know about you, but I am sooo bored of digital picture frames. They all do the same thing and practically all look the same, it all comes down to how many pics the frame will display or if it supports MP3’s etc…etc….bleh boring. However l give it up to Pandigital for atleast thinking outside the box with their 7″ LCD Digital Collage Photo Frame. Available in a black wood, the collage frame consists of three standard 5″ x 7″ photo frames and one 4″ x 6″ digital frame for you to upload 2,000 pictures onto its 256MB of internal memory. It also has a built in 5 in 1 card reader, supports, jpeg, MP3, and AVI playback. Other features include a clock, calendar, and remote control. Talk about old school meeting new school. The perfect frame to store your July 4th memories. It retails for $129.99 at Bed Bath and Beyond.

Not many people own a Grandfather clock anymore sadly. Those who did probably remember that beautiful loud noise it made when it would strike on the hour or half hour. They were also handcrafted out of wood and gears and tend to be mostly intricate and expensive. However the Cardboard Grandfather Clock from Mydeco is not expensive at all and I can’t believe it even works! It resembles a clock I made in 1st grade out of a paper plate. For 90 you’ll get a light brown clock that is 196cm high, 53cm in width and length with no second hand or hours on the face. There are only 2 available currently and I assume if they run out, they will need to make a run to Staples to buy supplies for another one.

You may or may not have already seen the black and silver versions of the Samsung SGH-I620 but recently we just stumbled upon a pink version. If you aren’t familiar with the SGH-I620, then you have missed out on the fact that this phone has a slider Qwerty keyboard that will be very helpful when using Windows Mobile 6.0 which is installed on the phone. It also comes with a 2 Mega Pixel camera and microSD memory card slot to extend the memory. Small and compact, it’s a perfect phone for any pink fan who wants a phone that doesn’t lack substance. After all, how many pink smartphones with Qwerty keyboards are there? Just a paltry few, and none that we can think of that are running Windows Mobile. The pink Samsung SGH-i620 is available for $292 unlocked at Plemix.