Top 10 Computer Gadgets

Computer Gadgets for the wine lover

A man who loves his gadgets adores anything with a plug and switch, but here are some gadgets especially for men who love their wines. We all know that drinking in moderation improves health in many ways, so what better way to enjoy your beloved find than fiddling about with these high-tech devices? So sit back, pour yourself a glass of vino, and indulge your inner geek.


1. CHEF'N POPPY Pour Over Coffee Maker - $49.99

This may be one of our favorite finds on this list because it's not only practical but also fun! The CHEF'NPY Pour Over Coffee Maker brings the science of brewing coffee down to an almost childlike level. Its fun design is made up of three clear containers that fit just right into each other, with a plunger at the bottom that you can press or pull depending on your mood. The top container holds water while the middle one catches the liquid as it drips through its stainless steel mesh filter and into the carafe below. For those who like their coffee mainly for its caffeine effect rather than taste, this device brings out all the gusto in every drop.


2. iVino Intelligent Wine Opener - $29 - $49

The name says it all, doesn't it? This nifty little gadget turns opening wine bottles into a game of strategy by automatically removing corks in three seconds flat, bar none. It is especially good for people who are clumsy when it comes to pulling corks out by hand and sometimes end up spilling the wine everywhere.


3. Vinturi Red Wine Aerator - $35

If you're looking for a gadget that adds both utility and style to your kitchen counter then perhaps one of these aerators will do nicely for you. The Vinturi Red Wine Aerator makes decanting wines easy through its unique design which blends function with form; this particular model even looks like an elegant vase! Simply place it over the top of your glass (which should be at least 8 ounces), pour yourself some wine, and watch as the magic happens before your very eyes! Who needs to wait for the wine to breathe when you have this thing?


4. Somatic Cell Count Meter - $149

This gadget is by far the most expensive one on our list, but it's also one of the most sophisticated and accurate tests for determining wine quality at home. This device tells you how much sugar, nitrogen, potassium, and protein there are in any given sample of wine. The results can be compared against standard levels for reference; this means that you don't necessarily need a degree in chemistry (or even an internet connection) to tell if your favorite vintage is behaving itself or not!


5. Wine Thief - $2 - $10

This tool provides no-frills but its name hints at its fantastic utility. As its name suggests, the Wine Thief is used for "stealing" samples of wine from bottles which you can use to test it for quality and authenticity. This device can also be used in conjunction with most other gadgets on this list, especially when testing the sugar levels in the case of an aerator or determining alcoholic content through an SCC meter.


6. Wine Bottle Candle - $35

This isn't exactly a computer gadget but we thought it would be nice to include something more "decorative" after all those instruments and mechanisms. This unusual candle takes the form of a real wine bottle and looks just like one too! There's even a wick at the bottom so you can light it up once dark enough to provide ambiance to any dinner table. The best part about this candle is that you can use the real cork provided to keep it lit while it burns…just doesn't let your guests drink from it!


7. Cork Pops Wine Opener - $14 - $25

This useful gadget provides all the convenience of an electrical corkscrew with none of the mess involved in using one. It's not quite as classy as a regular corkscrew but it still looks nice enough for use at home or even outdoors. Besides, how often are you going to pull out your finest wine when picnicking? Instead, this device will make opening up whatever bottle you have on hand quick and easy; just remember to bring along some extra batteries!


8. Ezy-Open Bottle Opener - $5 - $15

For those who don't want to bother with an electric corkscrew, there's always this little guy here who takes the shape of a mini wine bottle itself. To use it, just press down on top and out pops the cork without any fuss! It even doubles as a pourer so you can dispense your wine right from the neck of the bottle. The best part is that its small size means you can easily tuck it away in luggage or luggage pockets for last-minute trips to choose local wines!


9. Wine Aerator Decanter - $22 - $32

Here's another device that mixes style with function, much like the Vinturi aerator mentioned earlier. This one, in particular, is designed to fit right on top of any wine decanter, though you may have to create a custom "pour spout" if it doesn't already come with one. What's great about this model is that it has an adjustable nozzle, allowing you to switch between fine or wide-spray depending on what effect you want when aerating your wine. Once again, who has time for all this manual stuff when you can just press a button?


10. Designer Corkscrews - $35 - $250

Finally, we've saved what might be considered the most "useless" gadget for last yet it still makes list due to its stunning appearance. Even if you don't need one of these, you can still find yourself wanting to buy it. Designed by different top designers, they are all the rage when it comes to finer accouterments for upscale dinner parties. You can choose from models inspired by famous artists like Matisse and Picasso or opt for something more avant-garde when in moods like Jean Michel Jarre's design which looks like a rocket ship! If nothing else, this pocket knife attached is another great conversation starter that will make everyone think your old-fashioned corkscrew is "so last year" no matter how much they love it themselves.

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