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inMotion Classic Portable iPhone Stereo

Flash back to the 1980’s where boom-boxes were shoulder candy and street tunes were everywhere. Portable stereo’s are making a comeback- so let your playlist get social with the inMotion Classic ($99) for iPods and iPhones by Altec Lansing. Lightweight, auxiliary in, serious volume, full featured remote and a five hour rechargeable battery makes a solid impression. In tests it was immune to mobile phone interference and the high-contrast LCD did a great job showing Digital FM tracks in direct sunlight. From shelf to shore this little companion is going to be music to your ears.

$99
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Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 Scanner

Organization takes time and effort, going entirely paperless takes a new attitude and some cool hardware. The Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 ($420) gives you the ability to touch a piece of paper just once, digitize and take it off your desk in seconds. The beauty is that it doesn’t do anything new, it just scans everything including business cards, letters, magazine articles, all at the same time and perfectly. In addition you get a full copy of Adobe Acrobat 9 ($299) and the entire suite of document management software that lets you index and search all your documents in a snap.

$420
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Apple Battery Charger

Since when did your Apple products require batteries? With The Apple Battery Charger ($30) your Magic TrackPad— which incidentally depends on AA batteries is going to provide you with juice for the next decade. The new kit offers six NiMH batteries that consume 10 times less electricity than the competition — about 30 milliwatts once its charge cycle is finished (as opposed to an average 315 milliwatts) and should last you an astonishing 10years. The saving may pale in comparison to lets say, turning a light off, but you can do your part by not buying disposables. (Thanks, Kevin)

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$30
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Custom Paint your iPad Wifi-3G

If the average eye can see 10 million colors, why are so many electronics, including Apple products, black, white or silver? The color revolution is spearheaded by Colorware and they offer customized multicolored Apple products like the Multicolor iPad Wifi-3G ($1,030) in 48 dazzling colors. The painting process is as high tech as the electronics they handle. The paint is an advanced scratch resistant liquid plastic which is applied in a custom atmospheric chamber in its liquid form, and cured with ultra violet light. The curing process gives you fade-resistant color immune to UV exposure. Coolware acknowledges that painting your iPad voids the existing warranty and offer a 1 year limited protection service in its place.

$1,030
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Octiv Mini iPhone + IPod Dock

Never again will you wake up late becuase of that uninspiring iPhone alarm. Altec Lansing has answered your bedroom tunes and get-out-of-bed needs by creating the Octiv Mini iPhone and IPod Dock ($59.95). The Octiv Mini is a stylish, and audiophile friendly iPhone and iPod audio dock, small enough to fit on your night stand with lots of room to spare. Most importantly the dock comes with a free Alarm Rock app that will wake you up to any song in your music library.

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$59.95
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UR-CC1 Black Cobra

UR-CC1

When a watch is heralded as the next generation of genetic manipulation and features a cobra we just couldn’t resist taking a second look at the The UR-CC1 Black Cobra ($100,000). It took more than three years of research and development to overcome the technical challenges involved in linearly indicating the hours and minutes in this fashion. Central to the watches design is a dashboard reminiscent of a classic speedometer on the front face.

$100,000
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Jack Spade Seersucker Bag Collection

Jack Spade Seersucker Bag Collection

Ready for that sandy business trip are the Jack Spade Seersucker Small Folded Messenger ($195) and Seersucker Long Handle Brief ($295). These elegant seersucker bags are made from a combination of cotton and polyurethane backing to keep your bag from losing its classic shape. Both offer numerous interior features, including plenty of zipped and open pockets to keep your essentials.

$195 - $295
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Gunnar: Tritton Trilogy Limited Edition Glasses

Most of us wear sunglasses outside, unless you’re a big fan of Corey Heart, but Gunnar Optiks is planning on changing just how you see things. The Tritton Trilogy Limited Edition ($79) glasses are specifically designed for individuals that sped a lot of time behind a computer and are specifically tuned for close viewing applications. The glasses reduce digital eye fatigue and enhance contrast and resolution by filtering out the spectrum of light that cause your eyes to work harder.

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Xbox Kinect (video review)

Flying under the radar at E3 is the smaller, faster and larger capacity Xbox 360 built in with 802.11n Wi-Fi. Still not impressed? Dig deeper and you’ll find Microsoft is offering the MS Kinect Xbox Kinect ($149) remote motion controls to compete with Ninento’s Wii. The game changer is that the Xbox Kinect will sense player movement through a slender bar that sits near the television. Players use natural gestures to move characters onscreen without having to rely on traditional controllers. Built-in voice-recognition software turns the device into a truly hands-free controller. Want to answer the door while watching a DVD? Say "Xbox, pause," get your friend, then just ask it to "play" and you're back in business.

$149
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iPhone 4g

The ultimate technological pocket candy returns more powerful than ever. Built on a new chassis and powered by the iPad chipset, the iPhone 4 ($200-400) offers users a spectacular array of new features like the Apple A4 processor, app multitasking and 40% more battery life than its 3G predecessor. Not to be outdone by recent Android smartphones the iPhone also provides many anticpated features including backlit 5-megapixel camera, front and back facing cameras, LED Flash, and 720p movie quality video recording.

($200-400)
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