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Real men need gadgets but picking the category-busters is never easy. Duncan Madden, a former editor of Boys Toys magazine and one of Britain's leading technology journalists, on the five best gizmos for blokes. Click here for Boys Toys Overview.
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Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast or member of the military, legendary multi-tool manufacturer Leatherman’s Charge TTi is the first choice for durability and versatility. Lightweight, extremely tough and featuring over 20 different tool applications, Leatherman is so confident of its quality it offers a 25-year guarantee.
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Nokia prefers to call its N95 a multimedia computer rather than a smartphone, and when it touts a spec list including 5.0Megapixel camera, 3G, HSDPA, integrated GPS, high speed internet, Wi-Fi, MP3 player and a whole lot more, we’d be hard pushed to argue. The ultimate phone for business, pleasure and most things in between.
The Sony PSP revolutionised the world of mobile entertainment with cutting edge gaming, DVD quality movies, photo viewer, music player and Wi-Fi Internet access. All this served up in one of the sexiest gadgets ever designed – for kids young and old, it represents the perfect plaything whether you’re at home or on the road.
If you live your life on the edge of adventure, always striving for the next action-packed slice of excitement, the Suunto X9i wristop computer should be your companion of choice. With built-in GPS, altimeter, barometer, compass, thermometer and much more besides, the X9i is so clever it can even tell the time.
Why should table football be limited solely to drunken nights at the local when the Garlando G500 brings the quality, build and appeal of coin-op tables to the home? If you love your football but lack Terry’s tenacity and Rooney’s ruthlessness, this is the perfect complement to a lad’s night in.