Sneak Peak Travelers with laptops rely on hotspots to boot up and get online when they're out and about. But finding these locations can be a drag unless you turn on your PC to find an available wireless network. So in today's Sneak Peek, we'll take a look at two Wi-Fi finders that are an inexpensive and easy way to sniff out those connections. To find out more about this product, check out: Kensington WiFi Finder Canary Wireless Digital Hotspotter

Up Close Did you know that the Harmony remote - a Canadian invention now owned by Logitech - does a few things your everyday universal remote cannot? Did you know that you can easily program it by connecting it to your USB port? Well, now you know! But wait - there's more.... In the end, here's what we think: Pros - The only remote you'll need - Clever way to program it - Works with windows media centre PCs Cons - Need an internet connection - Questionable button layout - LCD screen isn't colour To find out more about this product, check out: Logitech Harmony 680 Advanced Universal Remote

Out There Well, if you're an outdoorsy kind of person and like roughing it in the woods, Pay will show us how technology has made camping more high-tech, and also how high-tech materials have made camping gear lighter and easier to carry! Let's see what she's dug up… To find out more about this product, check out: Europe Bound Travel Outfitters

Hands On Do other geeks laugh at your Mickey Mouse watch? Do they snicker at the LED display and the lack of an alarm? Well, if you're a gizmo lover, maybe it's time to get a new watch! Andy's here with a few high-tech wrist wear options that include some unusual features.... To find out more about this product from this segment, check out: Fossil Wrist PDA Timex Perpetual Calendar Watch Suunto n6HR Philip Stein Teslar Watch Xonix XU-UA USB Watch

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