The Multipot Personal Electric Charger is a practical item for all of us gadget fiends. Aside from functioning as a lamp, the MultiPot serves as a container designed to that tangle of cables coming out of your gadgets as they charge. It also hides 5 sockets to plug in the chargers. The Multipot Personal Electric Charger is available in several colors including amber, black, silver and white, and it retails for $178.

ColorWare does an excellent job of sprucing up your PC with a custom paint job but it will set you back a pretty penny. CrazyPC is offering a Similar service called CompuCoat. "CompuCoat™ is a durable, high resolution, full color printing process that permanently fuses digital images with computer cases." That means that you can mod your PC with any of your photos, drawings or paintings. The CompuCoat Case Modding Service costs $239.99, totally worth it just to see the look on his face when you plaster Hello Kitty all over your gaming rig.

In the U.K. they have a zillion DAB Radios of all shapes and sizes. On the other hand, in the U.S. not only do we have to pay monthly subscription fees for our digital radio, we also don’t have much choices for hardware so that we could blast our digital subscriptions out loud for everyone hear, wherever we’d like. Sirius’ Starmate Replay Boom Cube aims to change all that with its 2 microdrivers and a subwoofer, and it runs off of 8 D batteries so that you can take it with you to work, the beach, or where ever else. The Starmate Replay Boom Cube retails for $99.99.

Forget every iPod alarm clock that you have ever seen before, this Alarm Clock from Radio Shack is the real deal with it’s retro design. This iPod alarm clock also charges your ipod, has a 9-minute snooze function and it also has a speaker so that you can listen to the music on your ipod. The alarm clock is compatible with the iPod Nano, iPod with Video, and 3G ipods. It’s available in black or white for $49.99.

Update 11/27/06: Our local Radio Shack had these Alarm Clocks on sale for $29.99. We got one and are happy with it so far. The speakers are surprisingly powerful and clear. We just wish it had the option of running on batteries so that we could travel with it.

Previously we recommended AllForms, a great free online form builder. Creating online forms can be a hassle. Most average folk aren’t too keen on figuring out how to store the data submitted to forms, so that is why there are so many companies online that will do it for you, but they will charge you. JotForm is another great Free Online Form Builder, but unlike AllForms which can get a bit complicated, JotForm’s Drag and Drop interface may be easier for some people. Like AllForms, JotForm allows you to extract your data as an Excel or CSV format, and you can include your own header and footer on the forms.

It’s that time of the year again folks, where your wallet opens and your money magically disappears. Yes, the holiday shopping rush has officially begun. Not only do you have to buy for family and friends, but also co-workers, and even the mailman. In order to make things a bit easier for you, here is a sweet gift for your fellow computer geek. A 2lb personalized Big Bytes Card from Hershey’s made of solid chocolate for a sweet price of  $20. -Leah Cheng

The Supercool Fridge might not be the most cutting edge piece of technology but we do think it is super cool anyway because it’s available in pink, navy, silver and pool (light blue). Of course, we’re most excited about the pink one – after all have you ever seen a pink fridge before? The fridge also has a freezer for ice cream and a magnetic door. The Supercool fridge measures 19 x 19 x 19.5" h and retails for $199.

Wii, Shmee, so what if you couldn’t score a new Nintendo Console. It’s time to forget about the Wii’s motion sensitive controller. Grab yourself a Tilt Sensor LED Watch instead. Twisting your wrist back and forth in motion while wearing the watch, causes the watch’s blue LEDS to Illuminate so that you can read the time whilst counting down the hours until you can finally obtain a Wii for yourself. The watch is made out of a stainless steal case and a leather band, and it’s also water resistant to up to 50 meters. The Tilt Sensor LED Watch retails for $49.99.

Desktops are one of the few pieces of tech that are not easy to customize on the outside. Computer Case Badges are a great way to add a little bit of your own flair to your drab old desktop PC. There are many different themed computer case badges to choose from, from flags to animals to brand logos. And if you can’t decide which ones to choose, you can get an assortment of 10 badges for $19.00.

Shanling’s strangely designed SCD-T200A is a high end CD player for the wealthy audiophile. The CD player has a top loading system situated inside custom-made aluminum housing surrounded by tube electronics. It also uses the latest Sony KHM-2334AAA drive and the Sony CXD2752R SACD decoding chip.  The SCD-T200A will set you back a whopping 3 grand, making us think that perhaps if they’d change the aluminum housing to gold, that then we might consider it.

We feel really bad about this. We don’t know how to make it up to you, our beloved PCs. You’re such an important part of our lives, please forgive us for delivering this message to you so late…. It’s just that your grandkids have been keeping us sooo busy. We spend most of our day working on them, playing with them, and sometimes we even live through them.  But anyway Happy Birthday to you, the IBM 5150, the first successful personal computer to change world. The 5150 cost $1,565 on August 12, 1981 when it was released. It had 16k of memory, just enough to hold a couple of e-mails.
And dear 5150, we swear that you don’t look a day over 25. (Except that 25 in computer years is the equivalent to the Stone Age.) (Source: BBC News)

Origim’s light pink Superior Lady Diamond MP3 Watch isn’t made of real diamonds, but it doesn’t look too shabby. The watch plays MP3, WMA, and ASF files, it has voice recording features, a better then average 18 hour battery life and 512mb of storage space. The Lady Diamond MP3 Watch retails for $129.99

Remember Flash Gordon? He traveled off in a rocket to another world in a classically cheesy quest to save Earth. And you know you loved every minute of it. The Aurora Rocket Clock kinda resembles that ole’ rocket that Flash had, except this one won’t blast you in to space. At least not until it’s time to wake you up with its funky mood light and alarm clock. This little rocket clock glows a different color for every hour through a 12 hour period. We’re just a sucker for retro chic. The Aurora Rocket Clock retails for $53.98.