What makes this portable speaker special is it can be mounted securely behind the laptop’s display, making it a little neat to handle and saving space on a small desk. Of course, it easily slides in your laptop bag, convenient to bring along while you’re in the run. The Z305 portable speaker is priced at $60, so keep an eye on your local stores so you can secure one for yourself.

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Griffin seems to suggest its Wristlet able to keep your new iPod Nano more attached to you. The Wristlet straps on your wrist, so your iPod Nano just hangs around your wrist. But this design seems to make you prone to leaving your iPod Nano behind a bank counter, subway, o supermarket checkout. Anyway, if you want the Griffin Wristlet, you can get it from their store for a price of $20.

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The Samsung HMX-T10 camcorder is also capable of recording video in 1080/60i, with a 10x Zoom and OIS. It has a 2.7-inch touchscreen LCD and a SD/SDHC memory card slot.

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The Scosche’s tightGRIP is a pretty standard case that is made of silicon. It comes in a pack of three with different colors, so if you buy a pack, you can swap between the three colors to suit your mood for different days of the week. A pack will cost you $20, if it sounds too expensive, you can share it with three friends so each of you will have to bear less than $7. The tightGrip case is available in a number of colors including pink, purple, clear & red, blue and black and starts shipping now.

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There are seven colors available (one of them is your lovely pink!) for you to choose from and it’s available in 8GB and 16GB. The older iPod Nano has remained very small in form factor that easily clips on your belt or slide in your pocket, to bring along while you’re on the run. But with the new iPod Nano 6G, it amazingly gets even smaller by as much as 46% and also 42% lighter than older models. The new iPod Nano has the ability to play music for up to 24 hours and it’s got a clip at its back.

The 8GB of new iPod Nano is priced at $149 while the 16GB is priced at $179. It’s now available on Apple web store for pre-orders today and should start shipping sometime next week.

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The SideKick mobile desk is a product of Slant Concepts, which combines function, mobility and art by fitting in with any décor, room or office. The desk features original geometric and abstract designs, called TopArt that are imprinted directly into its wood tops that raise, lower, rotate and tilt over a range of 180º. So using the Sidekick, you can comfortably read a book in bed or use your iPad without having to hold it in your hands.

Unfortunately, this mobile desk doesn’t come cheap, which is priced between $199 to $ 329 depending on the style and type. Each one is signed and numbered with a certificate of authentication – which could be the main reason that jacks up its price. If you want one, you’ve gotta call them to order.

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Similar to other virtual or robo pets, the U.Bo will need you to feed it and it’ll call you while it needs feeding. It can walk forwards and backwards and will even poop, fart, pee and burp after a good meal. Basically, you just need to feed the U.Bo with the magnetic cookie accessories that come with it. And it also comes included with a software that allows you to interact it with your PC.

You can also control it using the Bluetooth remote control. In fact it’s not so easy to take care of U.Bot, you even have to clean it up by giving it a shake after its toilet. But shaking it too much will make it dizzy. If it gets naughty, you can spank its bum and watch it cry and run away in shame. Pet the touch sensors on its bum will get it back to the happy state.

The U.Bo also interacts with another U.Bo, once it meets its U.Bo partner, they’ll sing, dance and kiss for their own celebration. Indeed, this Japanese robo pet is kind of fuzzy and cute to handle, best for killing sometimes especially you’re a lonely girl.

The U.Bo measures 10 cm long and 8.5 cm high and weighs 210g. It has two DC motors to drive it and control its legs and requires two AA batteries that will power it for up to 14 hours. Watch a few clips below for the U.Bo in action.

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The Air Keyboard is a compact wireless keyboard (about size of PSP) specially made for HTPC (Home Theater PC), which comes equipped with various hot keys, gaming-style shoulder buttons and a built-in accelerometer capable of interpreting tilts as up, down, left and right. It works with PS3 and has a wireless range of up to 100 feet. It comes included with a USB dongle which works as a receiver to be hooked up to the USB port of your computer. And there is no hassle of installation of additional software to get it working.

The Air Keyboard requires two AA batteries which will last up to 50 hours of constant use – a little short for the heavy users. So, want one? You can get it from Firebox for a price of $108.

The iBottleOpener promises not to block any ports, which allows your iPhone to be used for any of its regular functions, without needing to take off the case. It’s a simple iPhone case that also provides protection to your iPhone. Currently, it fits the iPhone 3G and 3GS and the iPhone 4 version will be coming soon. It’ll cost you $20, plus a little extra in handling and shipping.

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Although the April fool is over, it’s definitely worth having such a funny pair on your desk. The high-heeled USB speakers take power from your computer and have a 3.5 headphone jack that can be hooked up to any music sources including your computer, iPod, iPad, iPhone and other portable media players. You can get it from Gadgetshop for a price of £13 or $20 USD after the conversion.