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Brinno is an HDR lime-lapse camera that has the ability to record in multiple framerates, giving the ability to record all sorts of environments. From sunrise and sunset, to conference or construction projects, whatever you want to record, this little camera can do it.

Brinno runs on only 2 AA batteries and can run up to an entire day on a single set of batteries. You can even replace the lenses to ensure you get the perfect shot.

You can pick up the Brinno TLC200 right now, and check out the other cameras the company offers.

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Live segment by Jeffrey Powers of Geekazine and Don Baine, The Gadget Professor.

Pelican, a company long known for their electronics cases, has introduced a new line of mobile cases, the Vault. These cases fully enclose the device and protect it using military spec in drop tests up to 6 feet.

These full-enclosure cases are available for the iPhone and iPad mini and Air, with planned expansion into the Samsung Galaxy S5 soon. They include a built-in screen protector and also offer water, dust and shock resistance to the device.

If you live in a world, such as fire, medical, industrial, etc. where a highly protected device is essential, you can pick one of these Vault cases right now.

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Live segment by Jeffrey Powers of Geekazine and Daniel J. Lewis of The Audacity to Podcast.

The race for the smart home is heating up, and OKIDOKEYS has a product to help eliminate the standard metal key. Their smart lock allows you to unlock your door with any phone using easily creatable and easily revocable keys.

This easy-to-install lock fits on top of any existing standard deadbolt, meaning there is no need to disassemble your existing lock, leaving you with the ability to still enter with your regular key. You can even add on NFC wristbands and keycards, increasing the versatility of this lock.

Whether you are a home owner, a timeshare manager or even run a pool, this lock could be for you and it is available now.

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Live segment by Jeffrey Powers of Geekazine and Daniel J. Lewis of The Audacity to Podcast.

We all have someone in our lives we would love to share our digital photos with, but who is just not ready for or interested in a computer. The NixPlay Cloud Frame is designed to help with that scenario, allowing you to upload photos to it remotely.

Another interesting usage is at a wedding reception. You could grant access to people from their smartphones and, as the night goes on, the frame, or frames, could constantly be receiving a stream of new photos that all can see.

One of the unique and really cool features is, if no one is in the room, the frame will turn itself off, preserving both the screen and power consumption. You can pick up one of the NixPlay Cloud frames, available now.

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Live segment by Jeffrey Powers of Geekazine and Chris Montera, The Geeky Medic.

With over 800 publishers and availability on all major platforms, News Republic is a news application that everyone should check out. The UI is very attractive and focused on providing information that the user wants to read.

The company, Mobiles Republic, was at CES to show off the app and to attract new publishers. Using an advertising revenue sharing model, publishers might want to consider publishing through News Republic. If you are a content publisher, check out the video and contact the company. If you are a reader, download the app on whatever platform you have.

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Live segment by Jeffrey Powers of Geekazine and Chris Montera, The Geeky Medic.

While it may look like a plain bracelet, that is part of the plan. Not all wearable technology needs to scream "I'm wearing technology" and the Netatmo June will keep it quiet. This device does something unique in the wearable world, too: it helps protect you from sun exposure.

Using a Bluetooth LE connection to a smartphone and a metal alloy face that looks like a crystal cut, this device can track your sun exposure and alert you to dangerous levels. The charm can also be removed from the bracelet and attached to the body or worn on a chain, as long as it has normal sun exposure.

This is great for a day at the beach, an amusement park or any vacation, when we usually forget about how long we are outside, but can be worn every day to prevent normal over exposure. June will be out just before summer, so presumably in time for June.

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Live segment by Jeffrey Powers of Geekazine and Don Baine, The Gadget Professor.

When you think fitness product, your probably don't go immediately to truck drivers, though perhaps it should. National surveys suggest that 86% of drivers are overweight and 57% are obese. This makes sense considering the incredibly long stints that truck drivers take on, almost entirely sitting and laying down.

An employee for Prime Inc., a trucking company, came up with his solution to the problem after personally gaining 15 pounds joining the company. The product measures small, incremental changes in the drivers and alerts them to things they need to change to maintain or improve their health.

This product is so impactful on the health of truck drivers that they received a Digital Health Award because of the average 25 pound loss per driver.

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Live segment by Jamie Davis, The Podmedic and Chris Montera, The Geeky Medic.

One of the big ideas inside of our company is that where things suck is where the opportunity for products exists. One thing that sucks is playing music out and about on your smartphone and having the phone die.

Obviously, using the phone constantly is going to drain the battery faster, and as more music moves to streaming with services like Xbox Music, that requires even more power. How can you solve this problem at the park, for example?

Amps & Watts is the answer to this question. Producing a Bluetooth speaker that also powers your phone, Amps & Watts has certainly taken the problem on head-first. And, if portability isn't your issue, they offer products in a more Hi-Fi range for home or office.

While this might not be a problem everyone has, it is common and this is the perfect solution.

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Live segment by Jamie Davis, The Podmedic and Chris Montera, The Geeky Medic.

One of the products that we found on the floor that we felt the need to bring on the live show was Lenmar's Chug Plug, the only external battery for the MacBook Air and Pro. Lenmar made a very smart move deciding to display at CES because a large percentage of their target market was on-site for the event. Because it is so relevant to the CES croud, we awarded them a TPN.tv Innovator Pick.

So, how does it work? The battery is designed and certified by Apple to connect to the magnetic power connectors on the MacBook series and can add an extra 4 hours of power to the machine. That means when you're at a coffee shop writing your "big screenplay" or your next novel, you can power your computer all day without having to wait for a power outlet to open up.

You'll be able to pick up one of these batteries for $159 when they become available.

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Live segment by Jamie Davis, The Podmedic and Chris Montera, The Geeky Medic.

Managing stress can be incredibly difficult in a modern world full of pressures. When you have HeartMath, however, managing stress becomes significantly easier. This biosensor plugs into the headphone jack on an iPhone and clips to your ear and communicates with the paired app.

Combining blood oxygenation level with pulse rate, using a special algorithm, the app is able to determine your stress level. From there, directed by an interactive on-screen dial, the app gives suggestions on breathing and muscle relaxation techniques to help you level out your emotional stress response.

If you have trouble handling stress, pick up a HeartMath sensor, available now for $99.

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Live segment by Jamie Davis, The Podmedic and Chris Miller (IdoNotes) of Spiked Studios.