AirStash stores your movies, music, photos, and documents and wirelessly shares them with your phone, media player, netbook, tablet, computer, and more. Use AirStash like a USB flash drive to drag & drop the files you want to your SD card while charging the built-in lithium polymer battery, then unplug & play on all of your browser-enabled WiFi devices

At 2.1-pounds, the Pepper Pad 3 ($700) is another reason to never leave the couch. The Pepper Pad is a Wi-Fi-enabled device, with a large, high-resolution screen, 20-gigabyte hard disk, built-in speakers and a thumb keypad, providing a powerful, versatile platform for a much wide range of online and offline activities. The 7″ LCD touch screen allows you to view full-width Web pages and watch full-screen videos. It’s rugged and splash-resistant for use around the house or on the go, and its infrared and UPnP capabilities allow consumers to control and access any number of PCs, TVs, set-top boxes, CD players, and other A/V devices.

The Pepper Pad can store hours of music and videos, plus thousands of photos. And, with three forms of wireless communication – Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and infrared (IR) – the Pad can access and control a wide range of devices around the home, from Wi-Fi access points, to keyboards and mice, to TVs, set-top boxes, music systems, home theaters and media servers.

Pepper Pad 3

Halloween is only a week away, and the boring pumpkin carvers are out in full force creating scary faces and heads. For the uber carvers out there who have too much time on their hands, they rather build Pumpkin Computers! Just carve out the innards of the pumpkin and install your very own motherboard. I think they should’ve used an Apple Mac Core Duo Intel motherboard and made it an iPumpkin instead!

If you have too much time your hands as well, here are the step-by-step instructions for building your very own Pumpkin Computer.