Some of Uplogix’s products are called Uplogix Envoy — a remote management appliance — and Uplogix Envoy Management Station (EMS) — a web-based, centralized point of control for all Envoy appliances and managed devices throughout your environment.

Finally, the issue with dangerous Wii straps problem has been solved, thanks to this brand new accessories, Retractable Wii Remote Straps. Not just it will keep the remote stay on your wrist, it will also avoid the Wiimote from flying IF the strap ever break.

Nintendo Wii’s Retractable Straps is currently retailed for just $6.

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The Harmony 1000 is a universal remote control from Logitech, famous PC peripheral manufacturer. Comes with a color touch screen and user-friendly button, the remote can handle any TV, DVD, and other consumer eletronics (with remote capability of course) simultaneously. The company claims that it provides excellent compatibility amongs various audio components. If interested, you don’t have to wait for a long time. The Harmony 1000 will be released sometime this month in U.S market with a price tag of around $500.

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One of the problem usually gives a headache for home theater-enthusiasts is that they might end up with many remote control for their electronic devices — TV, speaker, DVD player, etc. Thanks to Compass, now there’s one remote to rule them all, the Smart Remote. It comes with built-in WiFI connectivity support, allowing you to control all of your WiFi-enable equipment with just one controller. The cool thing, it can also receive automatic updates through your home wireless network, as well as display RSS feeds on its mini screen. If that’s not enough to make you drool, what about the ability to view the latest info on sports, weather, and news from click365, along with browse pesonalized TV program guide.

No words on pricing and availability yet.

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Get ready, boys! Be sure to save your money or put this on your Chrimast wishlist. It’s NetTansor (english: Net Tounge Sir), a remote-controlled robot from Bandai. This cool thing is using WiFI connection, which means, you can move it around freely without the hassle of connected cable. At just 980 grams weight, the robot is equipped with three Sensor Monitor to avoid bumping into walls, chairs, etc. You can also communicate with the robot via email but we’re not really sure about the detail. As for the battery, it can provide up to 2.5 hours of play time.

That’s it? Of course not! We’re sure you need more reason to spend 50,000 Yen on this robot. So let’s get to the best part… this robot has a built-in webcam which makes it possible for you to watch anything in front of the robot! We’ll stop here and leave you imagine all of the FUN things you can do with that ultra-cool feature.

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This exciting prank toy obviously looks like a real golf ball. It can operated using its joystick on the discrete remote control within 100′ range. Each package, priced $39.95, comes with two set of balls and remotes. Why two if you ask? Well, the ball can use three different frequencies, so with the double balls, you can have some fun on the golf field and do the ball race with your friends.

The golf ball is powered by 1.2-volt NiMH rechargable battery, while the transmitter requires one 9V battery, and the recharger needs two AA batteries. Each single charge gives up to four hours of golf fun.

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I’m not a Mario Bros fans, but even for a non Nintendo lover like me, I do find this toy really cool. The only dissapointment is that it comes with a wired Famicom-style remote. It’d be cool if it uses radio frequency or even Bluetooth so we can control it from our cell phone. And taking about cell phone, I guess there’s no Mario Bros phone yet, is it? Too bad.

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The CoverBuddy is available for $20 or you can download the trial version first. It currently supports Mac only right now.

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