USB Fever has started taking pre-orders for the iCelsius Pro. It is a unique gadget that will turn your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch into a thermometer. The iCelsius Pro works in conjunction with a downloadable iCelsius app from the Apple App Store. You just need to plug the iCelsius Pro to your iOS devices, open the app and start sticking the sensor into objects to measure the temperature. The iCelsius Pro has a range of -22 degrees F to 302 degrees F (-30 degrees C to 150 degrees C). The iCelsius Pro is priced at $54.99 a pop. [Product Page]
Brando comes back with a fancy gadget in the form of the USB Thermometer II. Measuring 50mm x 17mm x 8mm and weighing 8grams, the gadget allows you to easily measure the indoor temperature and capture the data into your computer. You can then easily copy and paste the data into a spreadsheet for analysis to impress your friends. $20 is all you need to bring home the USB Thermometer II. [Brando]
The Oregon Scientific RMR802 Solar-Powered Thermometer is an ultra-thin temperature station that displays both indoor and outdoor temperature, in addition to maintaining accurate time via the radio-controlled clock display. The thermometer displays temperatures in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit, as well as store the maximum and minimum temperatures for that day. What makes this electronic thermometer special is that it will light up the LED Ice Alert if the external temperature sensor detects freezing temperatures. Additionally, the clock and calendar on the Oregon Scientific RMR802 are automatically set to the right time and date according to the DCF or MSF radio signal from an atomic clock based in the UK or Germany. The main unit draws its power from a couple of AAA batteries and a solar panel to extend the life of the internal battery, meanwhile the outdoor remote temperature sensor is powered by a single AA battery. The Oregon Scientific RMR802 thermometer is now available via Amazon UK for £27.99 ($45). [Amazon UK]
Check out this unique thermometer, a SpongeBob SquarePants Musical Rectal Thermometer. It actually plays the SpongeBob SquarePants Theme while in use, and it is for oral, underarm and rectal use, yay! Interested in buying one? [CartoonBrew]
