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Combines a 4 port USB hub, speaker and microphone into a mouse pad.

As a huge tea fanatic, this little gadget really caught my eye. It’s a nifty infuser.

If your shuffle gets cold, what do you do? Well gah! You put a parka on it of course!

Wacom’s new wireless digitizing tablet that uses Bluetooth to connect to your computer.

If you are bored with traditionally styled TV’s, you need to check out these interesting designs from Hannspree.

Palm sized 20 or 40GB digital photo storage tank card reader with USB 2.0 and rechargeable battery.

Here is a mobile phone for your wee ones that can only dial out from a list of 22 numbers and only accept calls from a list of select numbers.

$99 Linux instant messenger WiFi device that supports up to 99 concurrent AOL, Yahoo, and/or MSN chat sessions.

Sexy split design keyboards with unique alphabetical layout.

Step your way around the block with this bicycle that has a stair stepper built in.

New keyboard from Logisys that has bright blue LEDs. So what right? Well, another feature that this product has is that the number pad LEDs will turn on when your cellphone rings. Nifty or not. You decide.

Now you too can look just like a Star War’s character if you buy this insanely expensive BMW motorcycle helmet. Hey, it has Bluetooth and noise canceling built in too!

Attach to your iPod and watch movies, pictures, TV shows on a built-in 3.6in backlit screen.

From the “why didn’t I think of this” department comes a standard wall outlet that has dual rotating sockets. Allows for large wall warts to coexist.

Here’s a bluetooth version of a cassette adapter. Think of it as an FM transmitter but not. I’m not sure I see the advantage of this gadget, but there you have it.

Vaja will be announcing a hard case for the Sony PlayStation Portable today. It looks yummy!

Stylish thin flat spool that will keep your wires neat and tidy.

Is this another canidate for my ultimate alarm clock? Here we have a digital clock that interfaces with an iPod to play music , radio or a buzz.

Looks sorta like an iPod Shuffle, but it’s a USB flash drive with a female USB connector on one end. You can use this device to copy the contents of other USB flash drives. No computer needed.