With it’s ear-bud design, the
iQua’s BHS-302 Bluetooth headset deviates from traditional wireless headsets. Some of us prefer the ear-bud look because it feels more natural, probably because we’re so used to wearing ipod ear-buds.The BHS-302 ear-bud is connected to a clip-system that is meant to attach to a shirt or purse – which in a way kind of defeats the purpose of being wireless. But the headset can also be used for VOIP calls, which is a nice bonus. The BHS-302 weighs just 17grams, has a talk time of up to 9 hours, and it’s available in white, silver and charcoal.

The Oneclick Intelliplug is a must have device for gadget-fiends who travel lot. The Intelliplug is a small multi-socket plug that has the ability to shut down all connected peripherals when it is powered down, thus saving you from wasting electricity. The Intelliplug also serves as a surge protector. Unfortunately, this super convenient little accessory is only available for the U.K., where it retails for £16.99. (Source: Stuff Magazine UK, January ‘07)

Logitech’s Alto almost transforms your Laptop in to a desktop. Meant to be as portable as your laptop is, the Alto easily folds down to a compact size for traveling. Once unfolded, the Alto provides your laptop with an ergonomically angled platform so that you can work on your laptop at eye level. The Alto also provides your laptop with a full-sized keyboard to work with. The full-sized keyboard has an integrated soft palm rest, as well as some bonus hot keys, and media and volume controls. The Logitech Alto retails for $99 and will probably be popular amongst road warriors.

The Desktop Air Conditioner is meant to sit next to your computer and refresh you with cool air. It is the dead of winter here in the North East, so it’s hard for us to imagine having the desire to have extra cool air blowing at you. However, those of you in hot climates might want to try out the Desktop Air Conditioner. Some customers at Amazon are saying good things about it while others are saying it would only cool off a fly. To each their own then. Also, we can’t help but wonder if this could be used to cool off a PC from the outside, or is that just a really dumb idea?. The Desktop Air Conditioner retails for $23.99.

The Free TVU player gives you acces to live streaming TV stations for those running Windows. The TVU selection isn’t half bad, they have some NBC and FOX stations from around the U.S., as well as several other stations from around the world. And we hope that the selection continues to grow.
It took about 30 seconds for us to connect to a FOX channel that was playing Seinfeld. Once the show started, it played pretty smoothly. Unfortunately some other channels we tested didn’t play as well and kept cutting out. Still, we all love freebies, and the TVU Player is one worth checking out. (Source: MetaCafe User Submitted Video)

The minimalistic Dolmen Mini Radio is simply yet artistically styled with its rubber and aluminum finish. The actual controls on the radio are just an electronic volume control, and AM/FM and ON/OFF buttons. There are no extra features, no MP3 capabilities or anything like that, this is a pure AM/FM radio. The only "extra" it has, is that it’s front LED display changes to red when listening to AM and green when listening to FM. The Radio is also pretty small, measuring 3.75 hight x 5.25 wide x 1.75" deep. The Dolmen Mini Radio retails for $48.00.

Case-mate’s stylish Signature Suits are form fitting leather wraps for the Macbook and MacBook Pros. The casing of the Signature Suit is molded out of an impact resistant shell, it has a soft interior lining, an easy slide in/slide out design, and it has a cooling vent on the underside for airflow. The suits are available in black with a white accent, black with a red accent, phantom black, white with black accent, white with a red accent, alpine white and sienna red. These stylish laptop suits retail for $149, which isn’t exactly cheap, but these suits will really make your laptop look and feel luxurious.

The T3Hub is probably the world’s smallest USB hub. About as big as the size of a USB key, it expands a single USB port in to an additional 3 ports. Also, the T3Hub is a self-powered hub, meaning it can accept devices with a nominal power requirement of 500 mA. Amazingly enough, it can also host two normal low-power USB devices with one high-power USB device without requiring a power supply for itself. And because of its diminutive size, the T3Hub is perfect for laptops. Dr. Bott’s T3Hub retails for $19.99.

Brian Eno, a renown audio and visual artist, has produced a new DVD that merges traditional art with the digital world in a unique way. His 77 Million Paintings brings art to your PC, TV or MAC by using software to create a constantly evolving painting. The painting is generated from hand-made slides that are randomly combined by the computer. The result is the formation of an infinite number of aesthetically pleasing variations. We say, put some good music on and leave this running on your TV when you’re throwing a party. 77 Million Paintings by Brian Eno retails for $32.99

We’re suckers for teddy bears, and this this cuddly bear is especially right up our alley. The Geek teddy bear is dressed in a propeller hat and a matching black T-shirt with "geek" emblazoned on its front. The geek teddy bear is about 10 inches tall and retails for $24.99.