As LCD TV's lower in price everyone seems to be getting them and putting them in more interesting place. A nice place for a tv is the kitchen. You can enjoy the game while you make the nachos or acually follow along with the food network to impress your mate. The only problem is that there is a lot of stuff thats a little dangerous for a delicate LCD TV. Well the answer is here at frontgate.com. They have designed a sturdy stainless steel widescreen 20" TV that comes with a water resistant remote. It comes with all the normal fixens from a quality TV. HDMI connection, 15-pin D sub for input from a computer,16:9 HDTV ration,quality sound. The stainless steel will help protect from erosion and will match most of your appliances too. Looks like a quality TV, made for a specific location and at $600 is priced competitively.

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Already available for the holidays is a PC for only $199 running Linux.  Every year we see Linux creeping into the Desktop market with Ubuntu now offered on dell's this PC from Walmart is a considerable jump. 

The USB Ecostrip is a normal power strip but with an added bonus, it turns off your devices when your not using them. The Ecostrip has a USB connection to your PC and determines when you shutdown, when you do, it powers down any peripheral devices you might have including your printer, router, monitor or anthing else. As your electric bill keeps rising this winter grab this easy gadget to help you trim a couple bucks off. On average you could save $70 in the first year. The strip only costs 34.95, so it pays for itself. It seems like a really great idea for the average home user.