The First Alert ONELink Talking Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detector is an alarm that will talk you through a fire emergency instead of sounding an incessant BEEP. The cool feature about these alarms is that they communicate with each other wirelessly which means that if you have a fire in another part of the house, that all fire alarms will sound at the same time.

The inclusion of a photoelectric smoke sensing alarm prevents false alarms caused by candles and incense. You can link up to 16 at a time. A 2 Pack of these safety devices costs $79.99.

Features:
-2 in 1 protection, detects smoke and carbon monoxide
-Talking alarm with location; When programmed, a voice will tell you the location of the unit if smoke or carbon monoxide is detected
-OneLink enabled alarms communicate with other OneLink alarms wirelessly. When one sounds, they all sound
-No additional electrical work needed, capable of linking up to 16 OneLink detectors
-Photoelectric smoke sensing alarm, helps prevent false alarms like those caused by cooking fires and shower steam

Today, Saturday November 15, is T-Mobile’s annual Customer Delight Day. Drop by your local T-Mobile store to score some freebies. If you stop by you’ll instantly receive 100 bonus minutes and if you bring an enlisted friend you’ll net an extra 200 minutes. If you refer a customer to T-Mobile tomorrow, you’ll receive a $25 dollar credit on your next bill. Also, anyone who subcsribes to T-Mobile@Home tomorrow will receive their first month for free. Only one offer available per phone line, however. Stop in and sign in to get your free minutes.

Planex plans to release the GW-USMicronN Wireless-N adapter next month. The unit allows you to make a painless upgrade to Wireless-N, providing you have the appropriate router. It’s possibly the smallest 802.11n USB adapter to date, 1/6th the size of the D-Link it is pictured with.

Early testing has indicated that it’s competitive with other models and features the same security measures to boot. The adapter will cost $30 and arrives in the US in December.

Wireless charging kits aren’t exactly new, but the Psyclone ToughCharge kit for the Xbox 360 might just take the cake in the innovation department. The unit has you loading the 360 controller with the special bundled battery and then has you plugging the base plate into the wall. That’s pretty much it. No wires to speak of and nothing extraneous to worry about. The only catch is, seemingly, the unit only supports one controller at a time. Also, it costs $70. Still, having no power as you approach the end boss of the final level can be pretty frustrating.

Belkin and Monster announced that they won’t be able to make their deadline of Winter CES to showcase their new wireless HDMI technology.

The wireless system is said to be able to toggle between 6 different audio/video sources, up to full 1080p, wirelessly across the room and through walls.

Sony showcased similar technology recently that is limited to Sony products but the Belkin/Monster solution is universal. Latest release date is 2Q 2009.