Wow, hold the phone.  This next gadget is coming to you live from YouNeedThisTown.  Check out this ubercool Packlight that features 45 uberbright LED lights.

Thin, strong and flexible as a yoga instructor, the Packlight has everything you’ll ever need in a travel light and then some.  No longer do you have to wonder what happened to the ever-elusive chapstick as Packlight is gonna show you the way.

The flexibility of this illuminating baby will bend to every nook and cranny and light up the tiny spaces you forget about in the dark.  Packlight features hidden Neodymium magnets for sticking to metallic objects,  as well as double coated shaping wire, three lighting modes and a USB rechargeable battery.

While this gadget isn’t quite ready for shipment, for $45 you can place a pre-order that will more than likely get to you before next year.

Taking six months to create this computer command center, the Victorian Organ Desk is quite the work of gadgetry art.  Offering up three monitors, a webcam, horn speakers, card readers, scanner, printer and a built-in clock, there’s nothing you could want for in this piece, well except maybe the eyeball kid.

We’d all love to have one of those holographic computer thingies from “Minority Report” that Tom Cruise used to flick through images. Obscura Digital has something that is getting close to making that a reality. The company’s new VisionAire technology can sense where a presenter is standing and allow them to use multi-touch technology to manipulate a 3D hologram.

The video above is a recent demonstration of the technology, and its very impressive. Right now its too expensive to be practical for anything other than a big show presentation – but as it evolves, this could find more realistic uses…maybe even in a police station one day…you know, where they convict you BEFORE you actually commit the crime.

via dvice

The Valtra RoboTrac is more than just a tractor. It’s a robot, and its much, much smaller than its industrious cousins. It is, in short, a fully automated, and fully programmable farm hand that is designed to assist, and round out a farm team.

It can perform a variety of tasks from tilling, plowing, disking, planting, and harrowing, to spraying, weeding, and other similar tasks. The images via coroflot are impressive. I don’t know if the product will ever actually come to market, but if it does…I don’t expect it to be cheap.