Wired's Super Bowl Party Gadgets
Wired's Super Bowl Party Gadgets roundup starts out reasonably with a $45 Black and Decker food processor for guacamole, and immediately escalates to the $2500 grill with a sound system you see at left. I don't have to try too hard to justify that—it's a fair price, if you're serious about grilling and do a LOT of it, and anyway gadget roundups have to have at least one big ticket item—but then a few items later comes the $200 garbage can, notable for the infrared sensor that opens the lid without you ever having to touch anything. Sorry, but that's just obscene.
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