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This is the skatecycle–the next generation recreational vehicle that won an International Design Excellence Award and a permanent place in the Henry Ford Museum. Evoking the first-of-its-kind innovative spirit of the famous American industrialist, it combines the foot control of snowboarding, the balanced turning of skateboarding, and the nimble, undulating movements of casterboarding.

Providing an easy transition for those who already participate in any of the three sports, both feet are placed onto two slip-resistant footboards, and its double-jointed, twisting axle allows riders to move either of the 9″ polyurethane wheels individually by twisting the feet inwards and outwards.

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This is the only docking station that transforms an iPad into a versatile bedside alarm clock. An app lets users wake to the music they prefer at snooze intervals from 1-29 minutes–played through the dock’s built-in speakers–while displaying weather reports, personal reminders, and overnight updates from Facebook and Twitter. If the app isn’t running, the dock’s failover alarm ensures you’re still awakened on schedule.

A digital signal processor and an equalizer produce exceptionally full, rich audio from your iPad or the dock’s FM radio with 10 pre-sets. The dock also functions as a wireless speakerphone when paired with a Bluetooth enabled cell phone and it holds and charges most iPhones and iPods.

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These are the glasses with a built-in video camera that allow you to discreetly record all that you see. The 0.3 megapixel pinhole camera is located in the bridge, providing 320 x 240 high-quality resolution for AVI videos.

Up to 2 1/2 hours of videos can be recorded directly onto the built-in 2 GB memory. The left temple’s frame houses a slot that accommodates a microSD card for additional memory storage. Videos can be copied to a computer running Windows XP/Vista using the built-in USB port and included cable. You can also download MP3s to the glasses and listen to them using the included earbuds.

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This toy blaster makes and launches softball-sized snowballs up to 50′, allowing rapid, long-range assaults during neighborhood snowball confrontations. Simply place snow in the forming chamber and close the lid; it packs three perfectly spherical snowballs.

To blast your mark, place one snowball in the muzzle, aim the launcher, and pull back the slingshot mechanism. Because the blaster is powered by elastomers instead of batteries, it provides uninterrupted, fast-action play.

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This is the hands-free camcorder that captures action in high-definition while you snowboard, scuba, sail, or cycle. The camera mounts to a helmet (not included), handlebars, seat post, or snorkel–just about any place–using the included mounting hardware.

Its fixed-focus lens offers a wide 130º field of view and its waterproof housing allows underwater footage to be taken down to 65′. The camcorder’s 5 MP CMOS captures video with audio in 1080p high-definition resolution (1920×1080, 30 fps) saving content as a MOV file onto an microSD card up to 32 GB (not included).

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This is the desktop digital telescope that displays a magnified view on a computer monitor, so a roomful of young astronomers can simultaneously enjoy astral observation. A digital camera fits over a special eyepiece and connects to a computer’s USB port, enabling images or video of Orion, Ursa Major, or any celestial body seen through the telescope to be captured and saved.

The telescope has a 400mm focal length with four eyepieces (15X, 20X, 25X, and 35X) that can be changed simply by rotating the central turret. The telescope can be detached from the computer for traditional solo observation and the camera attaches to a separate stand to act as a web camera with 640×480 resolution.

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