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The iPad is the tablet to own, although those who happen to be huge fans over in the Android camp would beg to differ. Assuming you have an iPad and would love to bring it with you wherever you go, what happens when you are sick at home and are consigned to a bed all day long? Surely holding up an iPad with your hand might prove to be too much of an ask for you, considering how you should spend all of your energy to recuperate instead. Good thing there is this thing known as the $199.95 Rolling Bedside iPad Stand, where it is a mobile iPad stand that will ensure your favorite tablet remains at the optimal viewing position while lying in bed.

It also works great when you are reclining in a chair, or even when sitting on a sofa. Boasting a height-adjustable, articulating swing arm, you will be able to place your device at the ideal eye level, distance, and angle – heck, why not turn it upside down as well? The swing arm is flexible enough to be raised or lowered from 30″-56″ using sturdy clip locks, where it will also be able to fold out of the way when not in use, or whenever you are ready to rise from your bed or chair. The mount itself will be able to secure the iPad (of course, hence its name), but it is also benevolent enough to handle other tablets or e-readers that are up to 8.5” x 11” in size.
[ Rolling Bedside iPad Stand works great even if you’re not sick copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

When it comes to tablets, most of the world is split into the world of Android as well as Apple’s iOS-powered iPad and iPad mini. The thing is, these tablets might come with fantastic looking displays at extremely high resolution, but where 3D is concerned, tablets on either side of the divide still come up short. The $349.95 No Glasses 3D Tablet does what it says – it delivers 3D imaging on a tablet format without the need for you to wear a pair of 3D glasses, now how about that for being a whole lot less dorky?

I would suppose that the technology behind the No Glasses 3D Tablet would be pretty much similar in nature to the Nintendo 3DS, where that portable gaming handheld device could display degrees of 3D visuals depending on the slider set according to your preference, or you can choose to turn it off altogether. With the No Glasses 3D Tablet, it comes with a parallax barrier laid atop its 8″ LCD display, so that each eye receives a slightly different set of pixels. Other hardware features include 16GB of internal memory, a memory card slot for expansion purposes, the ability to distinguish between 3D and 2D content alongside automatic playback, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, a 2-megapixel camera at the back and a VGA front-facing camera. Any takers for the No Glasses 3D Tablet?
[ No Glasses 3D Tablet helps you look less dorky copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

Now here is a device that might just come in handy for you, especially when you have tried out all sorts of ways and methods to relieve your knee of that recurring pain. Why not give it a shot anyway when you have nothing else to lose? After all, you are not going to pay a visit to the quack doctor with this, but $499.95 for the Triple Therapy Knee Pain Reliever is quite a big ask. Something tells me that there will be certain folks out there who would not mind ponying up that kind of dough in a jiffy just to gain some respite from all of that pain.

The Triple Therapy Knee Pain Reliever happens to be a hands-free device which combines LED light treatment alongside vibration and compression massage so that it can ease pain and stiffness in the knee. This is perfect for addressing the symptoms of arthritis, bursitis, edema and injuries without the need for any kind of medication. The reliever itself comprises of a vibrating shell which will fit around the patella, while a surrounding ring of 12 LEDs will get to work right away. As the nodes systematically vibrate so that it will massage muscles surrounding the knee, it kneads out tension and knots in the process. Hopefully you will see success with this in your home!
[ Triple Therapy Knee Pain Reliever could solve your painful woes copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

How do you ensure that your beard remains well trimmed? Well, it takes plenty of time as well as effort, unless you want to end up with the unsightly bush that Gimli the Dwarf has in Lord of the Rings. I know that a good workman never blames his tools, but there certainly are moments in life where having the right kind of tool would go a long way in ensuring that your job gets done right and in a whole lot faster and more efficient manner. With the $69.95 Better Beard Trimmer, the name of this device itself sounds as though it can sell without the need for any advertising.

After all, the Better Beard Trimmer happens to be a wet/dry rechargeable trimmer which can be adjusted to 19 different settings so that it is capable of grooming a beard of any length in a neat manner. With but a normal turn of a dial, its blade can be adjusted from 1 to 10 mm in half mm increments, so that it can precisely trim all lengths of facial hair. It does not matter if you want to end up with a closely-cropped mustache or a long, full beard, the Better Beard Trimmer is more than capable of handling the situation. Apart from that, there is also a built-in drain which makes it a snap to rinse after use. It has enough juice to run up to 50 minutes, and can be recharged while you sleep via the included AC adapter.
[ Better Beard Trimmer is something even Santa would want this Christmas! copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

There are clocks, and then there are clocks. Instead of the boring old $4 clock from Ikea that seems to have made its way to every home around, how about trying out something that is totally different? Why not have a timepiece in your home that will be able to tell the time in style? This is what the $99.95 Hands Free Gear Clock is all about, and motorheads should be able to appreciate the existence of such a timepiece. This is one wall clock that boasts of tiny moving gears which will rotate a large outer sprocket, telling the time as it is.

Ditching the traditional hands in favor of a simple arrow, this is one industrial timepiece that will point via the arrow to the current time on the large, outer dial, where the latter would be able to perform a full revolution twice a day. It will be powered by the quartet of fixed internal spur gears, and the large clock measures nearly 2′ in diameter, where it sports bold numbers that are easy to read from a distance, while offering submarkings at each 15-minute interval. Made out of durable, lightweight ABS with a metallic finish, mounting it on any wall surface is a snap. You won’t have to fill it up with motor oil though, as it is powered by a pair of D batteries.
[ Hands Free Gear Clock tells the time in style copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]