Motorized Tie Rack

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If you, however, are feeling ambitious and want to supplement that hug with something shiny and techy, we’ve assembled a Father’s Day itinerary for Dad with a gadget to match each activity. Sadly, the motorized tie rack didn’t make the cut.

8 a.m. – Wake up

TimeCommand alarm clock ($99.95, steminnovation.com )

In a perfect world, Dad would be allowed to sleep in as late as he likes on Father’s Day. But when he’s got a full roster of stuff to do, sawing logs until noon is not an option. TimeCommand is an alarm clock that holds Dad’s iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, allowing him to wake up to his own music. He can also plug a lamp into it and set it to turn the lights on when the alarm goes off. Because after every Sunday, there comes a Monday. Unfortunately.

9:30 a.m. – Play a round of golf

SensoGlove computerized golf glove ($89, sensoglove.com )

If you’ve got a dad who loves golf, you’re absolutely golden – there’s a seemingly infinite amount of golf gear out there. For the duffer dad who embraces all things high-tech, the SensoGlove measures the tightness of the player’s grip across the entire hand and helps him adjust it accordingly via the digital display. We’re honestly not sure how this translates to a better swing, but who cares”¦ it’s a computerized golf glove! If that doesn’t just scream Dad, what does?

1 p.m. – Go to daughter’s soccer game

Canon Vixia HF R20 high-def camcorder ($399.99)

It’s hard to believe you can get a full-featured high-definition video camera for four bills, but Dad doesn’t need to know how much the Canon Vixia HF R20 costs when he takes it to shoot his daughter’s game – he just needs to know it’s lightweight, has a 20x optical zoom lens with image stabilization, a flip-out touchscreen display and can record video to the built-in 8 GB flash memory as well as dual SD memory card slots. There’s absolutely no reason to miss the game-winning goal now.

3:30 p.m. – Relax in the backyard

E-book reader ($139 and up)

If your dad is the kind of guy who likes to chill out in a hammock with a good book, drag him into the 21st century with an e-reader. We love the latest Kindle ($139) for its ease of use, and the new Kobo Touch Edition ($139) for its ultra-lightweight design and touchscreen. If your budget allows it, the iPad 2 (starting at $519) can be used for both Kindle and Kobo e-book reading, as well as video games, Net-surfing, watching movies”¦ add “beer” to that list and you’ve got our perfect afternoon.

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