The Nintendo Wii Console (Black) with Wii Sports Resort and Motion Plus Controller (Wii) will hit stores in November and you can pre-order at Amazon.co.uk for the lowest UK price – Only £164.99 at time of writing with FREE delivery in the UK with Super Saver Delivery.

Amazon have knocked off 8% from the RRP, saving you £15! Considering the black Wii will be a must have this Christmas we think that’s a cracking deal!

Buy a Nintendo Wii, Get Two Selected Games Free!!!

That’s right, select the Nintendo Wii Console with Wii Sports + Wii Sports Resort and Motion Plus Controller and you can add either FIFA 10 (Wii) or Star Wars: The Clone Wars – Republic Heroes to your order for free!

Pre-order now at Amazon.co.uk – if the price decreases between the time you place your order and the release date, you’ll be charged the lowest price. You can’t say fairer than that!

What’s In The Box?

• Includes Wii Sports Resort (bowling, boxing, baseball, tennis and golf)
• Also includes: one wireless Wii Remote and one Nunchuk, sweeeeet!
• Plays two disc formats in a single, self-loading media bay!
• Built-in Wi-Fi access for easy connection to Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection gaming service (addictive!)
• Online Wii Channel for news, weather, photo viewing, message boards and more (lots more!)
• Supports up to 4 GameCube controllers (plenty!)
• SD card slot (that’ll come in rather handy!)
• Fully compatible with GameCube games
• Comes with A/V cable and UK power adapter (plug and play!)

Comes with Wii Sports Resort (bowling, boxing, baseball, tennis and golf) – get ready for some serious but fun exercise!

Check out the black Nintendo Wii on Amazon for some fantastic festive savings!

Oh, worth mentioning that it seems like Nintendo doesn’t love Amercia anymore. The black Wii Sports Resort bundle won’t be available in the US. Go figure?!

So you want to automatically track your fitness and sleep do you? No? OK, neither do we in all honesty but if we did…? Step forward the Fitbit!

The Fitbit is essentiially a clip-shaped device that looks not unlike a Bluetooth headset. Attach it onto your person somewhere and eh voila, it begins to track your motions! Walk around and the Fitbit will counts your steps; sit still and it lets you know you’re a lazy bones; catch some zzzzz’s and it will monitor how well you have slept.

You can wear the Fitbit Tracker in your pocket, clipped to your shorts/jeans/skirt/bra etc. or even to your wrist when you are sleeping. Heck, you can wear it all day if you wish.

Walk within 15ft of the basestation and your data will be automatically uploaded to the Fitbit website.

The wireless upload and sleep tracking features are smart and if you’ve ever been part of a weight-loss program,the fitbit makes the tracking a whole lot easier, or so we’re told

It’s not always accurate. When sitting on the sofa wearing the fitbit, it thought we were out running but in fact, we were simply tapping our feet along to our Phil Collins In Concert DVD [Ed... you've said too much!] – Bev & Andrew, Hants, UK.

Many consumers were said to be excited for this when first hearing about it, and each to their own, but it looks like the hype hasn’t quite been matched by the actual product. That all said, the Fitbit is a clever device for the most part and will certainly provide some insight to your sleep and exercise patterns. Personally, we would rather spend the money on running shoes or investing in a nice feather pillow.

Learn more about the fitbit

Pocket camcorders for those pocket-sized moments! Put the power of video in your pocket. They are portable, simple to use and now amazingly affordable. You can record anything and everything. Their one-touch recording and compact size make pocket camcorders the the ideal choice for shooting video on the move. With no messing around with memory cards, discs and tapes, it’s simple to point, shoot and record with easy zoom and instant playback on your videos.

Quality has vastly improved over the last 12 months or so and pocket sized camcorders are now producing video that compares favourably with that of more expensive handheld camcorders.

Sharing footage is simple. Most pocket camcorders come with easy to use software that enables you to share videos instantly. Simply plug the USB arm or cable into your laptop or desktop, upload your videos and share them in minutes via YouTube.

You can also email videos privately and create custom movies plus, a feature often requested, you can also capture still photos.

Top Selling Pocket Camcorders

Flip F260B

Pros
Simple to use, one-touch recording and digital zoom. The 2Gb of memory is ample for a series of short video clips at full VGA-quality giving you approx 60 mins of video storage on the built-in memory. USB connection to your PC is a breeze as is uploading clips to YouTube. Included TV cable means you can watch your clips easily on the big screen.

Cons
The viewing screen is a little small with a limited zoom and narrow angle of vision in comparison to full size, hand-held camcorders. But other than that…

Read More Customer Reviews of the Flip F260B Pocket Camcorder…

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Kodak Zi8

Pros
Full HD 1080p video with built-in image stabilization, great for those with shaky hands and unable to hold the camcorder perfectly steady (which includes most of the team here at shopcompare!). 2.5” LCD is a perfect size for seeing what you’re filming and the 5MP (megapixel) still camera is of decent quality and means you don’t necessarily need to carry both a camcorder and camera around with you, even if they are pocket sized. It’s is also a nice looking unit and the build quality is good.

Cons
Zooming in close caused the picture to go dark at times and low light performance could be better. No slip cover unfortunately.

Read More Customer Reviews of the Kodak Zi8 Pocket Camcorder…

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Check out the full list of Amazon’s bestselling pocket camcorders.

Remember that all pocket camcorders are Delivered FREE in the UK with Amazon’s Super Saver Delivery and you can save up to 40% on select pocket camcorders!

Is the inPulse a BlackBerry on your wrist? Umm, that would be a No. It is a BlackBerry smartphone accessory, which means you must already own a BlackBerry. In a nutshell, inPulse allows you to view information from your BlackBerry on your wrist. It is however a user friendly watch in its own right and instead of fiddling with small buttons on your watch, you can set the clock, multiple alarms and lots more all from the comfort of the keyboard and screen on your BlackBerry.

BUT. Yes, there is always a but. The excerpt below is taken directly from Allerta’s inPulse Smartwatch website promoting their new smartphone accessory, released in the US February 2010.

“inPulse is the perfect BlackBerry smartphone accessory – it’s a watch which connects wirelessly to your phone by BlueTooth®, alerting you instantly to incoming emails, SMS and calls…”

We highlighted this because unfortunately the word perfect is slightly misleading in our opinion. You see, the inPulse Smartwatch but doesn’t actually send messages. It does do lots of rather cool stuff though, and comes with a 1.3-inch OLED display, glass lens, vibrating motor, full metal body, microUSB port and rechargeable battery that lasted for approximately three full days.

• Glance down at inPulse to quickly see who is calling thanks to the built-in vibrating motor which alerts you immediately to incoming calls
• A quick glance down at your wrist is all it takes to discreetly check recently received email and SMS messages
• Elegant user interface that grabs information such as caller ID, text messages, email titles, calendar alerts

Other settings include custom alarms and timers as well as sleep times and message filters that can be easily modified using the screen and keyboard.

The smartphone accessory market is one to watch, if you’ll pardon the pun, and whilst the inPulse Smartwatch is a beautiful looking device with lots of great features, we just couldn’t get passed the fact one can’t send messages.

UK based company PrintDreams have unveiling the world’s smallest printer: the PrintBrush. The PrintBrush will print to A4 size, in black and white and at up to 600dpi resolution. You simply hold it in your hand and sweep it across the paper, which means you can print on greetings cards, boxes and basically anything that won’t fit into a traditional printer. It’s also silent, and therefore perfect for meetings or in the library. It weighs in at an impressively light 250g. What about connectivity? Well, the PrintBrush connects directly to computers and other devices via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or infrared.

It’s RRP will be around £100-£120.

Read more about the PrintBrush