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InventHelp's Twelve Gadgets of Christmas

The holidays are a merry time of year here at InventHelp®. We love admiring the beautiful Christmas decorations around downtown Pittsburgh and singing along to the festive carols of the season. But, we noticed that some of our favorite Christmas carols seem to be a little outdated. Take the Twelve Days of Christmas, for example. Who really needs five maids a' milking? Being the invention lovers that we are, we thought it might be fun to give this classic carol a high tech twist.

Just in time to make your holiday shopping season a little easier, here are InventHelp's Twelve Gadgets of Christmas. It might not make the tune more melodic, but we think these inventions will be a bigger hit than French hens or turtle doves any day!

12. Webroot Internet Security Essentials — Does someone on your list do a lot of online shopping? Cyber criminals come out in full force over the holidays, stealing credit card information and even identities. This handy computer defense system includes online protection against viruses, spyware and other threats, plus hacker protection, system cleanup and online file backup.
11. Polaroid P-500 Digital Photo Printer — This handy printer allows the amateur photographer on your list to print digital photos anytime, anywhere. The printer uses Polaroid Type 500 instant film, so it requires no batteries or power cords. Imagine being able to print instant photos at family gatherings or company parties!
10. Kindle Wireless Reading Device — Tired of moving heavy books around every time you need to dust the shelf? You can get rid of book clutter with Amazon.com's Kindle Reader, which can hold digital copies of up to 200 books in one handheld device. Goodbye, clutter. Hello, classic novels!
9. Nintendo Personal Trainer: Cooking — Mom might have gotten a bit more help from us in the kitchen if we got to "play" with our food back then! This game guides novice cooks through exciting international recipes by easy-to-follow instructions that can be controlled by voice commands. Bon appetit!

8. Glow Flow LED Faucet Tap Light — Drinking plenty of water is a great way to keep your body hydrated and healthy. But let's face it – water's just not that exciting. The Glow Flow Faucet transforms a boring tap into a stunning liquid light display. When the water is turned on, an internal LED is activated. Universal nozzle adapters are included.
7. Roll Up Piano Keyboard — Have a music aficionado on your list? This portable keyboard can be carried along to any gathering, making it ideal for seasoned piano players as well as Mozarts-to-be.
6. VholdR — Have an adventurer or two on your list? Help them remember the feeling of speeding down the ski slope forever with the VholdR. This camera can mount to nearly any helmet and captures all the action of their favorite sport as it happens.
5. "Green" Mouse — Green and red are the colors of Christmas, so why not take "green" to the next level with a computer mouse made from sustainable bamboo.
4. Flip Mino — If you know someone who loves to shoot video but hates bulky camcorders, the Flip Mino is a pint-sized solution. It shoots about an hour of video and includes 2 GB of flash memory.
3. Pixie™ Craft Machine — This pretty, purple sewing machine is a great choice for your crafters because it's compact and simple to operate. It includes four stitch patterns, built-in accessory storage and a top drop-in bobbin.
2. Sunbeam Bread Maker — Who doesn't want to come home to freshly baked bread in the evening? Now that the Atkin's Diet fad is over and done with, it's time to re-embrace those delicious, doughy goods. This handy machine bakes family-sized loaves of 2-lb. bread.
1. MacBook — As far as we're concerned, Apple is still the "partridge in a pear tree" of Christmas gifts. The new MacBooks feature a light aluminum enclosure, tons of memory and an eco-friendly design. It's a splurge, but it's also an investment. Check out Apple's online store to see which one is right for that special someone on your list.

We hope that your enjoyed our InventHelp version of the Twelve Days of Christmas. Although we enjoyed remaking one of our favorite Christmas tunes, we'll think we'll keep our day jobs – that is helping inventors like you! Happy Holidays from the InventHelp Family.

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