Those having extra change to spare this Christmas can bring about some discreet audio cheer from these Bedford Smart Wall-Mounted Speaker Shelf Unlike James Bond, this shelf reveals its dual character quite evidently. Along with being a wall shelf, it touts two stereo (1" Tweeter & 4" Woofer) quality speakers that connect to your mp3 / ipod / iphone headphone jack. There's plenty of speakers in my house, but if you want to puzzle your holiday guests for a bit, you could try to hang this on your wall. US$80 (sale price).[Bedford Smart Wall-Mounted Speaker Shelf]
iSerenity lets you stream any one of 31 different ambient sound tracks in-stream from your browser. You can stream these in the background while you clank away at your work or home office. Just be careful not to be doing this in the library. Not bad set of offerings for the price of $FREE. Maybe I can drown out my annoying office mates, with this.
These stick-on any surface speakers, allows for transmitting stereo sound on any thin walled high transmission surface (i.e. posters, bookcases, tables, doors). The drawback is that these are meant for permanent sticking on the chosen surface. The speakers have an impedance of 8 ohms. US$17.99. I can't imagine how good quality sound one can get out of these.
Stainless steel case with mirror electroplating, scrolling Red LED time/date with genuine leather strap. Look at this watch around your wrist, and you will make everyone's head turn. This beauty comes with 2 year warranty. US$170. This is worth the price
My favorite Built NY has just released a signature neoprene 
This 11(L)x7.5(W)x6.7(H) Inch KPC by Shuttle is a latest small from footprint, customizable, eco-friendly linux OS loaded cube computer. With its Intel Celeron or upgraded Pentium dual core, 512MB or 1GB memory, 5.1 channel high-def audio & 80GB Hard drive, it truly re-defined the cute factor. Out of the box, its not built for hard core gamers or usage, however it come pre-loaded with internet, email, instant messaging, office application (word processing, spreadsheet, presentation, and drawing program), media player, & photo organizer. It doesn't have WiFi but does have LAN port and perforations for installing a PCI wireless card. The front panel, like a photo frame, can accept pictures and design to match your deco. Best part, as a fully functional out-of-box computer it costs US$229 for Celeron 512mb or US$299 for Core Duo 1gb upgraded version. Grab it while supplies still last.
Ript is your computerized answer to ripping, piling, and arranging piles of information. Its a part scrapbook and part to-do list. It allows users to highlight any text or images from the internet and drag them into Ript files. You can then share (via email) and/or save these stacks in .jpeg. US$ FREE however only for Windows XP and Vista only for now.
I've got gadget envy. This article from getrichslowly.com written by JD is an interesting article, is close to my heart. Among some ideas it talks about avoiding advertising, temptation, remembering its not a competition and few others. Give it a read, you just might cure your gadget expense. I don't know it will help me though. 
Now why didn't I think of this before. This surge protector has 6 individually adjustable socket that allows it to expand from 13 inches to 18 inches. 2160 Joules of surge protection, Six feet of power cord, Cable management channels are among other features. US$39.99
The Quik Pod is the self-photographers dream device. Its a small portable telescoping device that you attach your camera to. You extend it out hold it and take self photographs without the help of a stranger. The manufacturer claims that due to it lightweight your hand will stay perfectly stable as you shoot your self. This device has been getting a great deal of media coverage lately. They have plenty of accessories (suction cup mount, cross legs, carrying bag, etc.) even a heavy duty version for DSLR cameras. The heavy duty one is touted to be usable as a monopod. It can even be used under water. Check out the pictures and video on the product site. Starts at US$24.95. Get one for your upcoming vacation / event.
The Grabit Pack designed by a stunt man & special effects artist Louis Kiss, is a fanny pack that has been 'masculanized' and re-birthed into the 21st century. The design is similar to a tactical gun holster only it is meant to carry your gadget / every day gear that you can fit into its three pockets (cell phone pocket, wallet pocket and a top misc pocket). US$23.00. I couldn't say how fashionable it could be for daily city use (might actually scare some people), but I can certainly see it usefulness in the outdoors and in certain careers.
This underwater camera mask from Liquid Image is exactly that. This is a static focus (that means no zooming) mask that takes Micro SD card, powered by 2AAA batteries takes pictures and videos. The viewfinder is actually embedded as cross-hairs on the lenses. There are two different models to fit different age ranges. Make sure you get the right model for your age. Price: Un-announced yet. In the mean-time check out 
In the market for portable DVD players, I never found any compelling reason to buy such a unit. After all with iPods, iPhones who needs needs a giant unit to watch video plus worry about carrying additional DVDs, charge, weight etc. etch. In the case of iLuv's i1155 I have to set aside all my such feelings. This 8.4 inch portable multimedia player (16:9 aspect ratio) TFT LCD for iPod and DVD exudes sleek slim audio-video experience. Its only iPod video compatible with touch sensitive control with internal iPod housing and charging, rechargeable battery. US$249.99 might be cheaper on the internet.
The Deluxe Laser Challenge Pro Set is nothing but a cool geek toy suitable for both kids and adults alike. You could say it is laser tag brought to the 21st centruy. "Each set contains two blasters pistols, loaded with features - most importantly the LCD Screen which shows your remaining ammo and how many times you've been hit. Want to heft something a little bigger? Lock on the barrel extender and slide on the scope, and now you're holding a blaster rifle." You can play in "Deathmatch" mode (everyone can hit everyone) or in "Team Play" mode. You don't even have to wear any dorky vests. The guns keeps track of the hits. The best part of it is the price. US$49.99. Someone please buy me one of these, please!!!
This 2GB SD memory card is not your typical SD card. The sweetness to this memory card is that is has built-in Wi-Fi capability that allows it to connect to a pre-configured wi-fi hotspot and upload full resolution jpeg pictures stored on it to your pc and/or many of the social sites out there. You configure all the parameters through a software configuration tool and after that each time it comes in range of the configured network it connects to the services and uploads all the pictures. You however cannot selectively upload only certain pictures it will do the whole set. Supports sharing and printing websites, including Fotki, Shutterfly, dotPhoto, webshots, phanfare, Picasa Web albums, flickr, TypePad, Wal-Mart, snapfish, VOX, smugmug, facebook, photobucket, Kodak Gallery, and Sharpcast. US$100
In the ever expanding cable organizer market we have another entrant, The Cable YoYo. "Cableyoyo is an empty spool around which you wrap your existing cord. It will take any cord up to 5mm in diameter, and this covers all low voltage chargers, USB, firewire, data and telephone cables." Despite its thin-factor and pocket portability, I simply cannot overlook the fact that it might completely cover both outlets of the wall. One can stick it to surfaces with adhesive and swivel. I am indifferent about it. US$4.95
The Inka Pen is made with high-strength aerospace-grade stainless steel which is hardened then CNC machined and then laser engraved. Its lightweight and watertight. "The pressurized ink cartridge ensures the pen will write wet or dry at any angle, any temperature, and any altitude". Can be used in short length or full-length and even has a PDA stylus. US$20 for stainless steel or US$50 for Titanium version.