Panasonic Pro Twin-Lens 3D Camera
Shoot your own interplanetary human-like Smurf epic with the Panasonic Pro Twin-Lens 3D Camera. Capable of 30fps, 1080p 3D recording, the Pro Twin uses the AVCHD Pro video format, recorded in sync onto two SDHC memory cards, with other features like automatic left-eye/right-eye image deviation correction, a weight of roughly 6 lbs., a 3.2-inch side-mounted LCD, HDMI 1.4 and HD-SDI outputs, a built-in stereo microphone, an XLR audio input, a remote terminal and an auto record function for control of an external recorder. Okay, so you might not have the effects budget for a CGI-filled extravaganza, but at least your kid’s tee-ball games will look better than ever.
Price - approx. $20,000

Weber Summit S-670 Grill
Spend your summer searing, smoking, and sizzling your way to tasty meals courtesy of the Weber Summit S-670 Grill. As Weber’s flagship grill station, the S-670 boasts a ton of high-end features, including a side burner, searing station that cranks up to 900 degrees for perfectly crusted steaks, an integrated smoker box, solid stainless steel construction, a tuck-away rotisserie system with infrared burner, a 60,000 BTU main burner pro-grade stainless steel cooking grates, and automatic, integrated lighting with lighted control knobs for late-night, booze-fueled grilling.
Price - $2,000

EyeTV HD
Record HDTV to your Mac or stream it to your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad with the EyeTV HD. This USB box sports component video and RCA audio inputs on the back, and connects to a cable- or satellite set-top box for your recording pleasure. An IR blaster takes care of the controls, while a $5 app lets you control and watch live TV over 3G or Wi-Fi, and a special dual-format capture feature saves your favorite shows in both iPad and iPhone formats simultaneously - but be warned, that amount of video can eat up storage faster than Kobayashi downs hot dogs, so you’d better plan on picking up that home server if you’re wanting to archive all those Golden Girls reruns.
Price - $200