Be it the cycle treadmill or the shake weight, the world certainly hasn’t seen a decline in stupid exercise equipment that will only make money for the inventor – not a fit body for the buyer.

I, too, am guilty of seeing some of the cheesy exercise equipment commercials and thinking, “Hey, that sounds like it could really work!”

I’m always on the look-out for a brand new toy. Top of my wishlist at the moment is the JetLev.

I only spotted this contraption this morning, but already I’m in love. What could be cooler than a water-propelled jetpack? Zooming about with this thing has to be the perfect way to cool down in summer.

The world’s largest consumer technology tradeshow, CES, recently wrapped up just days ago. The net is currently filled with fresh clips of all the great gadgets- and some not so great ones.

Take this demonstration for example. Here a BBC reporter is challenged to try to break a supposedly “indestructible” phone.

For $9000 you could pay for some dancing lessons, a new look, and pimp out your ride to impress the ladies.

Or you could buy the world’s first sex robot called Roxxxy.

In case you haven’t heard by now, E-Readers are the latest devices looking set to take over the world. Alongside Tablets PCs, of course, which will likely offer similar usability.

This video shows just one of the new E-Book reading innovations unveiled at CES 2010. This time it isn’t hardware but software, with the Blio E-Reader having been developed by Ray Kurzweil.

Awesome new technology is on display at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show. With companies going head to head or even merging, this year will once again show astounding leaps forward in the home technology capabilities.

I am a tech-whore and this conference makes me drool.