“Luke, I’m your father. And turn right in 100 metres.” OK, so perhaps this isn’t exactly what you’ll hear after downloading TomTom’s new Star Wars voice pack — featuring Darth Vader — but GPS nav users might get a kick out of what’s now available.

While hardware makers such as Sony prepare their consoles for the planned launch of 3DTV this summer, PC gamers looking forward to three-dimensional gaming can already get into the action.

Mattel’s latest remote-controlled cars fit in your pocket!

Before you teach your toddler not to play with their food, check out the Illuminated JetBib Feeding System. Fun!

One of my favourite gadgets of 2009? The Cinemin Swivel, a pocket-sized projector you attach to your electronics (laptop, iPod, iPhone, etc.) and it beams the video to a nearby wall or ceiling — even up to 100-inches. Check out this informal demo.

Who wouldn’t want a Lego MP3 player? Or a Lego camera? Or…

Want to enhance the photos you take with your Nintendo DSi and protect it at the same time? Check out the Zoom Case by Nyko Technologies.

A company called Gyrobike is helping young kids learn how to ride a bike – without training wheels – in a fraction of the time it would take with “traditional methods.” But aren’t skinned knees a right of passage?

Not sure what to get your geeky husband or wife for Christmas? Trying to decide what to get the child who already has nearly every gadget and game known to man? Take a look at ThinkGeek.

World’s tallest man? Sure. Oldest woman? Yep. Highest score in Donkey Kong? You bet. Due out Sept. 17, the “Guinness World Records” 2010 edition features a large video game section in the 287-page hardcover book.