19/06/2010 Easy to buy. Not very happy about the premium you pay for uniqueness. The stuff is probably only worth £5 if it was in Argos, but on a gadget site where only they are listing it they get to charge £30. There's obviously a market for gadgets, why doesn't some of the main stream retailers get in on it and give us some price competition?
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