America’s favorite pastime has become more ingenious with the new Laser Ball. Sharper Image’s laser baseball looks and feels just like a regulation baseball, but with a high-tech twist.

The Laser Ball is a normal baseball, with the same look, size, shape, and weight of a regulation baseball but built with the state-of-the-art electronics right inside, the laser baseball clocks the speed of your pitch and displays it in MPH on an embedded LCD screen.

Easy to use, all that needs to be done is to set the ball to the desired distance by

selecting from 8 preset distances. Presets range from 20 to 80 feet including the official Major League pitching distance of 60.5 feet. And if you’re not sure how far you’re pitching, the Laser Ball comes with a measuring string. After you’ve set your distance simply give the ball a throw. As soon as it leaves your hand the countdown begins and stops when the ball is caught. The Laser Ball will measure speeds of up to 120 miles per hour.

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Attention baseball fans, the gadget is finally here. Yes, I am talking about Automatic Professional baseball Electronic Scoreboard. This is a wireless electronic scoreboard that does a lot of functions for you. Now, you can automatically get updates and displays of the line score for every MLB® game throughout an entire season. Yes, you can do this without any subscription fees and it also includes pre-season and playoffs. Your access is immense and at the touch of a button each teams schedule can be accessed by you.

You can also get your hands on current divisional standings, which mean wins/losses, games back, streak, and record in last 10 games played. It also records the starting pitchers for every game. This pocketsize gadget possesses backlight, so it is easy to read. The screen size is 5 1/4″ LCD that gives you a detailed score of what is happening.

All the information gets updated every 15 minutes by a wireless signal that is transmitted from 8,000 antennas across the U.S. It has been priced at $149.95 and it is a must for baseball fans.