Don’t let this handset fool you. The Bakelite style old school phone can be very deceiving with its old fashioned exterior because it is actually a Skype handset. This is a gadget that will definately impress your friends. It retails for $129.99 at Dynamism.

Womp! is a company dedicated to creating hip iPod cases for the 4G and 5G ipods. They have several affordable case styles that have been designed with the urban lifestyle in mind. For example, there is the Womp!Wallet for the iPod Nano that is available in a genuine leather or lattice canvas. You can choose from 4 different patterns; an urban camo, pink camo, black or pink pattern. The Womp! Wallet retails from $16.95 to $17.95. There are also several other cases to choose from, the most expensive is the Womp!Flip that comes in a black or Argyle pattern. It retails for $22.95.

Looking to add some Charm to your iPod Shuffle? Tunewear’s Charm Shuffle cases are some of the cutest and of course, most charming iPod Shuffle cases out there. There are four models – butterfly, flowerpower, honeybee, and ladybug. They each retail for $19.95 .

Pictureal is a unique company that takes your home videos and transforms them into little film productions. First they transfer off your home video footage from whatever format it was orginally recorded on (8mm, MiniDV, etc). Then their editors wade through hours of your footage to edit out the unusable stuff that is full of emptyness. After that they peace everything together into a beautifully edited movie that can be shared online, placed on an interactive DVD, or downloaded to your iPod. If you’re really lazy, or maybe not so talented when it comes to the whole movie making process, then Pictureal is the ultimate way to go.

Sporting a stylish brushed aluminum and acryllic exterior, Nyko’s Sound Stage is a classy little stereo system that also serves as a charging/transfer station for your Nano. A 9 button remote is included to wirelessly give you access your iPods tracks and photos. The Sound Stage retails for $99 and is suitable for anyone who can’t sacrifice much space.

J and R has a selection of five 2GB iPod Nanos that they have painted with custom colors using special X2 Scratch Resistant Liquid Plastic Coating. There is a blue body version with a black wheel, a blue body version with a gray center, a blue body version with a red center button, a gray body version with a blue wheel, and our favorite – a jet black black body version with a blue wheel. They Each retail for $265, which means you are spending an extra $65 over the regular price of an iPod Nano. But if you’re buying a Nano, you’ll probably end up spending $30+ on a case and protectors anyway, so this is actually a pretty smart deal. Of course this begs the question of why couldn’t Apple make the Nano with X2 coating to begin with?