The new Thrustmaster T.16000M joystick is a new innovation in joysticks, boasting incredible accuracy utilizing a new technology based on magnetic sensors. This is all thanks to H.E.A.R.T- Hall Effect Accurate Technology. This new system allows for precision levels 256 times greater than most current systems. The zero friction magnets means this joystick will last much longer than its more mechanical counterparts.

The best news for us lefties is that the joystick if fully ambidextrous, with 2 removable parts that makes it able to be tailored to your desire. With 16 buttons, surgical accuracy, and ambidextrous customizability, the new Thrustmaster is a steal at the MSRP of $49.99. Available in February at Thrustmaster.

Our favorite Doctor might want to consider trading in his sonic screwdriver for the most advanced multi tool available in this galaxy and likely the next. This high performance portable data storage device provides not only up to 32 GB of storage for your important files and presentations, but also secure data encryption technology allowing you to protect those files since they can only be accessed by recognition of your fingerprint. Add to these features an integrated Bluetooth remote control for your PC / Notebook and a Laser Pointer and you’ve got the King Swiss Army Knives.  With this tool you are not only perfectly equipped for business excursions but also for those of the outdoor variety. The fantastic features include: Removable USB flashdrive with up to 32GB memory capacity, biometric fingerprint sensor, ECC and BCE error correction AES and DES encryption capable, laser pointer, bluetooth remote control, blade, nail file with screwdriver, scissors, and a key ring. They’ll never see you coming. Available in varieties ranging from about $35-$150 at Swiss Army. You can even have them engraved with your order.

Headrush is a snazzy take on earbuds for tweens and up. They feature contoured earpieces to knock out the background noise and it comes in five colors that match Apple’s iPod Nano 4G, to make a great pairing gift. The earbuds and the packaging is inspired by popular “extreme” power drinks, because tweens don’t have that marketed down their throat enough. Cost is $17.99.

EarBudeez is designed for small ears and comes in fun youthful pink, blue, lime green, black, and white. The have a super comfortable cushy gel ear that fitly snugly but nicely into little ears. They come in a kid friendly packaging and make a great gift for $9.99.

i2i is a no frills, to the point portable speaker system that is compatible with iPods, iPhones, MP3 players, or any audio source with a 3.5mm headphone jack. It is AC/DC operated, and has a 3.5mm to 2.5mm converter and carrying pouch. For $39.95

i2i AudioWear Lanyard Style earphones feature noise-isolation technology and partner well with the i2i for your travels. Retails for $49.95  Available Online at i2iGear.

Today Samsung launched a set of high-performance LD series monitors that offer seamless multi-display and a new 22-inch SyncMaster 2243QW, as well as the laptop companion monitors LD220 and LD190X.  All three monitors incorporate Samsung’s UbiSync technology to help extend users’ visual workspace by connecting up to six displays to a PC via USB cable.  UbiSync technology creates a multi-monitor system that can be operated from a single PC without a graphics card or complex software installations.  With their clean contours and high-glossy black encasements they can easily serve as secondary displays for a laptop.

Also added to today is three new LCD monitors to the family of “Touch of Color” desktop displays. They have dual-injection technology, these feature-packed LCD monitors have a transparent plastic bezel with rich gray coloring that give it a glass-like appearance, and deliver crystal clear high-definition images. As well as an ultra fast 2ms (GTG) video response time, the P2270 and P2370 also offer a 1080p full-HD experience.  The crystal-like bezel frame reduces the reflection of light to reduce glare, and sits on a swivel stand for optimal screen positioning. The unique glass stand neck gives the illusion that the panel is floating. Both this and the above mentioned line  consume half the normal wattage...

As a fashionista, you may have ran into the problem of integrating your bluetooth piece in with your outfit. Nectar’s new line might be the answer to that dilemma.  The product line includes two styles: BlueNECK, worn around the neck, and the BlueCLIP retractable clip that may be secured to shirt, pocket or belt. Both come in a variety of finishes, including leather with contrast stitching, laser-etched aluminum, and our favorite: silver plated with pink, blue, or clear Swarovski crystals.  With it hanging around your neck or clipped to your side, the chance of losing it are greatly reduced. Fumbling around to find it while driving is a thing of the past as well.  Depending on how blinged out you want your headset prices range from $15-$160. Available at Nectar.

Drenched in crayola worthy color, this alarm clock cube sports super sized buttons, a music dock that fits any MP3 player, a large digital time display on the front, and a built-in projector that beams the time up to the ceiling where little ones can see it while they’re lying in bed. How cool is that! It includes sound soothing effect buttons, a snooze button, and a headphone jack connection.

Also new is the Crayola MP3 Player that has a lozenge shaped control panel with five large differently colored buttons for each function, a power button that lights up when the player is on, and a built-in speaker/voice recorder for out-loud listening and self-expression. It holds 2GB of music – roughly 2,700 songs, and comes with earbuds as well as colorful letter stickers enabling kids to affix their names.  It runs on one AAA battery and can be plugged into the Crayola AM/FM Alarm Clock Radio dock. What a great way to introduce kids to using technology, for an affordable price too. The Alarm clock goes for $29.99 and MP3 Player for $49.99.

Funky styles abound in the design of this product line, while the device itself is quite minimalist.  This “audio bazooka” has very few controls including a simple power button in the back and a volume control in the front. The included remote control houses the other normal music navigation items. A power brick is included but it can just as easily run off of 4 AA batteries. Speaker diameter is 35mm and out put is 5.2 Watts. Its compact size makes it ideal to slip into a purse or back pack and hit the road. Comes in 5 different designs for $69.95 at Skullcandy.

Anytime one carries over a few hundred dollars worth on their person, they tend to be a bit more conscious of their surroundings. When carrying a laptop bag, you pretty much advertise what your bag is worth. That is what is nice about the latest trend in feminine laptop bags, they don’t look like laptop bags. They look like cute purses. Mobile Edge’s Sumo Laptop Purse struts an elegant design, a padded corduroy computer compartment, premium ballistic nylon with leather detail, room for cords, files, pens, phone, and ipod, and soft leather shoulder straps. Comes in two different sizes to fit up to 13″ Macs/ 13″ PC or 15″ Mac/ 14″ PC for $119.99 and $129.99 available at Mobile Edge.

Just in time to add to my dellusions of being a bonafide rock star is Peavey’s real wood custom-made guitar controllers for Guitar Hero. The hardcore design of the body is sure to distract from the crayola colored Guitar Hero buttons. The strum bar and whammy bar are mounted to the basswood body. While there is a library of premade designs to choose from, you can send in your own custom design. After all, every rock star should have their signature guitar.  All that idiosyncracy comes with a Kingly price of $399.99. Available online at Peavey.

In the vast market of lapdesks, everyone is trying to get their own take on the product.  How much can you really customize a booster seat for your laptop? Try a built in high powered sound system with two directional speakers. An internal USB powered fan keeps your laptop chill. The padded underside made of a soft foam pad keeps your legs comfortable as well. Ergonomics, here you come! Available online at Pyramat for $49.99.

For when Tivo just isn’t good enough to wait to get home too, Eviant’s new line of portable televisions are among the first of their size to offer true built-in digital portability. They receive over the air digital broadcasts without needing any additional hardware or subscription service.  They are perfect for use in RVs and other vehicles, kitchen, office, at sporting events, and camping (although can you really call it camping at that point?). Pictured first is the the Sheet 19″ model with a 16:9 TFT LCD color display, 16.7-million colors, 5ms response time, and high contrast ratio of 850:1 assure viewers of a bright, crystal-clear picture. It comes with input and output connections, including ATSC/NTSC tuner, HDMI, S-video, VGA and composite video inputs, audio output, and a headphone jack for private use. Other features include 480i, 480p, 720p, and 1080i digital compatibility. It also comes with progressive scan, scaling, 3D comb filter, preprogrammed picture control, automatic format conversion, multilingual on-screen menus, picture adjustment, included AC adapter, remote control, and protective carrying pouch ensure its portability. This will be widely available soon for $299.99

The Card model is more affordable ranging from $170-$200,...

iBeamTM Speaker System
The Sharper Image iBeam’s slim styling features SRS Wow technology, which significantly enriches the audio quality. iPod docking, charging and playback functions are standard, as well as iPod video. The iBeam also boasts a backlit LCD screen and a digital AM/FM tuner with 12 station preset options. The iBeam is built with four full-range drivers for superior audio quality.

Hardwood Speaker System
This contemporary, natural wood cabinet system with enhanced acoustics is the hallmark of high-end design, with tremendous visual and technical value. The premium sound performance is centered on the built in subwoofer. It charges and plays iPods and includes an electronic remote control and auxiliary audio input for non-docking iPod models, CD and MP3 players. Plus, it’s pretty sleek.

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