LaCie LaCinema Classic HD - LaCie

The LaCinema Classic HD is LaCie's latest addition to its burgeoning range of hard drives designed to play media files on your television. This model uses the Neil Poulton-designed case ... read more at MacUserUK

InfoSafe - PacSafe

PacSafe makes a variety of antitheft bags and markets the InfoSafe as a “portable safe” for the 15-inch MacBook Pro. Your ’Book is surrounded by eXomesh, a stainless-steel mesh material ... read more at MacLife

BD-P3600 - Samsung

Samsung's BD-P3600 has a relatively high estimated street price for a Blu-ray Disc player, but it delivers exquisite images from Blu-ray discs to your HDTV ... read more at Macworld

DMP-BD60K - Panasonic

Panasonic’s DMP-BD60K sits near the top of its class of Blu-ray players. Its terrific design, plethora of features, and stellar image quality ... read more at Macworld

NS-WBRDVD - Insignia

If you’re looking for pleasing image quality in a Blu-ray player and you want to spend less than $200, Insignia’s NS-WBRDVD makes a terrific choice. It can connect to the Internet ... read more at Macworld

BD370 - LG Electronics

LG's BD370 can stream Internet video from CinemaNow, Netflix On Demand, and YouTube to your HDTV. Even by the high standards of Blu-ray ... read more at Macworld

BD390 - LG Electronics

When you pop a Blu-ray disc into LG's BD390, prepare to be impressed. The images it delivered to an HDTV were among the best we've ever seen ... read more at Macworld

BD-P1600 - Samsung

Samsung’s BD-P1600 Blu-ray player delivers good-looking Blu-ray playback and adds a host of multimedia goodies (including BD-Live, Netflix On Demand, and Pandora streaming ... read more at Macworld

BDX2000 - Toshiba

At first glance, Toshiba’s slim BDX2000 (the company’s first Blu-ray Disc player) seems unexceptional ... read more at Macworld

DMP-BD55K - Panasonic

At $400, Panasonic’s DMP-BD55K is expensive. But its superb image quality, excellent design, and wide feature set make the DMP-BD55K a tempting choice ... read more at Macworld

BDP-320 - Pioneer

Pioneer’s BDP-320 sends gorgeous pictures to an HDTV, but it lacks the Web streaming multimedia capabilities of even lower priced Blu-ray Disc players ... read more at Macworld

BDP-S560 - Sony

Sony’s BDP-S560 not only delivers terrific high-definition images, but also excels at upconverting DVDs, too. And it does so in a Wi-Fi enabled model ... read more at Macworld

Refresh - Bluelounge

Bluelounge's Refresh is a great idea, a charging station to bring order to the chaos of daily charging (if you're an iPhone or iPod owner, you're familiar will this regular chore). Bundled with two iPod/iPhone connectors, one Mini USB ... read more at Macworld

G'zOne Rock - Casio

Style with substance (a few layers of protective substance) is what Casio's G'zOne Rock mobile phone is all about ... read more at Macworld

TouchConnect WPF-588 - eStarling

The TouchConnect WPF-588 has 802-11n Wi-Fi built in, and it connected to my home Wi-Fi network without a hitch ... read more at Macworld

DreamScreen 100 - HP

With its DreamScreen 100, HP reaches out beyond the familiar digital photo frame concept. This 10-inch color frame incorporates wireless support for popular applications such as Facebook ... read more at Macworld

Reader Touch Edition PRS-600 - Sony

The Reader Touch Edition PRS-600 is Sony's flagship e-book reader. It offers something we haven't seen in previous Sony Readers: a touchscreen and stylus ... read more at Macworld

Nook - Barnes and Noble

Barnes and Noble's Nook e-book reader evokes images of curling up in a corner with a good book near a cozy fire, perhaps with a mug of hot cocoa close at hand ... read more at Macworld

Reader Pocket Edition PRS-300 - Sony

Sony's Reader Pocket Edition PRS-300 is about as inexpensive as e-book readers corrently get: $200 for a slim gadget with a 5-inch, 8-grayscale E Ink screen ... read more at Macworld

eSlick Reader - Foxit

Foxit's eSlick Reader is curiously named because the e-book reader is decidedly unslick, with a utilitarian appearance that lacks the elegance of competing e-book readers ... read more at Macworld

EZ Reader PocketPro - Astak

First, the PockerPro's pluses: It weighs 6 ounces, a nice match for its 6.0-by 4.1-by-0.4-inch dimensions. Available in six colors ... read more at Macworld

Stirling - Knomo

The Stirling messenger bag from Knomo is the perfect compromise between having a small lightweight solution for carrying your laptop and little else ... read more at Macworld

FlipShare TV - Cisco

Cisco’s pocket-size Flip Video camcorders—such as the Flip MinoHD —achieved widespread popularity by making the process of capturing video and posting it to YouTube incredibly easy ... read more at Macworld

Maestro 4700 - Magellan

Magellan's Maestro line of GPS devices has always been designed to appeal to consumers who are willing to pay more for more features. And that's still true of the new Maestro 4700 ... read more at Macworld

TomTom Car Kit - TomTom International

The TomTom Car Kit is an external GPS receiver built into the form factor of a windshield-mountable iPhone or iPod touch dock ... read more at Macworld

Vizit - Isabella Products

Unlike flashy frames overloaded with razzle-dazzle multimedia, the Vizit frame by Isabella Products aims for simplicity. Some digital photo frames offer so much functionality that photo sharing becomes an ordeal ... read more at Macworld

EasyShare S730 - Kodak

Kodak is straddling traditionalist and multimedia worlds with its EasyShare S730 frame, and we applaud it for getting the balance right. This stylish, modern-looking, burgundy-bordered frame boasts a rechargeable battery ... read more at Macworld

RoadMate 1700 - Magellan

If you're looking for a portable GPS navigation device with a mammoth screen, Magellan's RoadMate 1700 could be just the thing. Measuring 7.5 by 4.2 by 0.6 inches and weighing in at a hefty 10.7 ounces ... read more at Macworld

nüvi 1370T - Garmin

If you're a frequent pond jumper, Garmin's nüvi 1370T (with maps of North America and that place across the pond called Europe) is a GPS device worth considering ... read more at Macworld

PF730 - Transcend

Transcend keeps pushing genres with the PF730; it's not only a digital photo frame, but also a video player, an alarm clock, a calendar, and an MP3 player ... read more at Macworld

XL 340S Live - TomTom

Just in time for the holidays, the TomTom XL 340S Live is now available. The XL 340S Live has built-in GPRS radio module that promises to provide you with live traffic updates ... read more at Macworld

Go Live 740 - TomTom

TomTom's Go 740 Live is a GPS device from TomTom with a built-in cellular radio. This wireless data connection allows the unit to download information relevant to your journey ... read more at Macworld

Reveal - Pantech

Pantech's Reveal is a compact, light, Bluetooth-compatible, quad-band GSM/GPRS phone that uses AT&T's 3G network. The Reveal delivered great call quality; but ... read more at Macworld

XXL 540S - Tom Tom

The XXL 540S has the same easy-to-use interface and menu system that virtually all other TomTom products do, but it's easier to see on a bigger screen ... read more at Macworld

EasyShare D830 - Kodak

The D830 has 512MB of internal memory and it accepts SD, SDHC, MMC, Memory Stick, MS Pro/MS Pro Duo, and xD cards, as well as USB ... read more at Macworld

FlipShare TV - FlipShare

The FlipShare TV is made up of three components—a very large USB transmitter that you plug into a free USB port on your Mac, a remote control ... read more at Macworld

P410M - Samsung

Samsung’s compact, 2.1-pound P410M projector has a total traveling weight of 4.2 pounds, thanks to its large accessory bundle ... read more at Macworld

Pogo Sketch - Ten One Design

you don’t have to choose between wearing gloves to keep your hands toasty and using the touchscreen on your iPhone or iPod touch. A good stylus lets you do both ... read more at MacLife

ClarionMind NR1U - Clarion

Put a GPS navigation system into an ultra-mobile PC, and you have a pretty good idea of what Clarion delivers in the ClarionMind NR1U. At first glance, with a display measuring 4.8 inches ... read more at Macworld

Q4-MD - Nextar

Nextar may not be the first name you think of when you’re shopping for a portable GPS device, but the company’s Q4-MD is designed to compete head-on ... read more at Macworld

nüvi 1690 - Garmin

Garmin’s nüvi 1690 is a GPS device with a built-in cellular radio for real-time services such as traffic, weather, and Google Live Search. Overall the nüvi 1690 is an impressive device ... read more at Macworld

Equinox - Sony Ericcson

The Sony Ericsson Equinox covers the basics well, including great call reception and a receptive number pad. That said, the Equinox doesn't handle music, the Web, or multimedia quite as well as other feature phones out there ... read more at Macworld

Tap - T-Mobile

The inexpensive T-Mobile Tap, designed by Huawei, is a stylish touch phone targeted toward tweens. While the Tap has a solid suite of communication and multimedia features ... read more at Macworld

Behold II - Samsung

The Samsung Behold II smartphone is the latest device to join T-Mobile’s growing army of Android phones, which includes the T-Mobile G1 ... read more at Macworld

Palm Pixi - Palm

Palm’s latest WebOS smartphone, the sprightly Pixi, is a slimmed-down version of the Palm Pre in both specs and design ... read more at Macworld

P3250 - Acer

The P3250’s other economic advantage is the cost of its 3000-hour replacement lamp, which is $240. Replacement lamps for other projectors are often priced well over $300 ... read more at Macworld

PJ260D - ViewSonic

ViewSonic clearly had business presentations in mind when it designed the 2.9-pound PJ260D lamp-based projector. This 1024-by-768-resolution ... read more at Macworld

Droid Eris - HTC

The Droid Eris touchscreen handset (a CDMA version of the HTC Hero) has dimensions similar to, and much of the same functionality as, the T-Mobile myTouch 3G ... read more at Macworld

Moment - Samsung

For the hardware alone, Samsung’s Moment impresses. With a beefy processor, a full QWERTY keyboard, and a vivid AMOLED display ... read more at Macworld

HTC Hero - HTC

HTC’s third Android OS smartphone, the Hero, is a nice part of the company’s family of Android phones, but it isn’t without its flaws, however: Performance can be slow, video playback is unreliable ... read more at Macworld

BlackBerry Bold 9700 - Research In Motion

Research In Motion’s BlackBerry Bold 9700 is the finest BlackBerry to date, combining the best of the BlackBerry Tour 9630 and the BlackBerry Bold 9000 in a slim and refined package ... read more at Macworld

Joybee GP1 - BenQ

At 1.4 pounds (3 pounds traveling weight) and measuring 5.35 by 2.12 by 4.72 inches, BenQ’s compact Joybee GP1 is the one of the smallest LED projectors we’ve seen ... read more at Macworld

InFocus IN1102 - InFocus

The versatile, 2.75-pound InFocus IN1102 is a superior choice for a double-duty, lamp-based projector that delivers bright, colorful images both in large conference rooms and in cozy living rooms ... read more at Macworld

Powermat Home & Office Mat - Powermat

The concept of wireless charging garnered attention earlier this year thanks to the Palm Pr?©'s Touchstone dock. You simply attach a special back cover to the Pr ... read more at MacUserUK

WildCharge Pad - WildDay

The sleeve may be uncomfortable to use, but it cuts the number of charger cables needed. ... read more at MacUserUK

Datacolor Spyder3Express - Datacolor

Most designers know they should make sure their display shows colour accurately, but many still don't. Common excuses are the complexity ... read more at MacUserUK

Pure Siesta Flow - Pure

The Siesta Flow, as its name suggests, is the latest member of Pure's Internet radio line-up. It supplements DAB and FM tuners with a subscription to Pure's free 'The Lounge' service ... read more at MacUserUK

WildCharger Pad - Pure Energy Solutions

Charging your devices without wires is the new gadget hotness. The idea of coming home after a tiring day of tweeting and dropped AT&T phone calls ... read more at MacLife

YUBZ Talk Mobile - YUBZ

As a handset--and seeing as it doesn’t clip to your ear, we can’t really call it a headset--it works pretty well. There’s a button to answer or end calls and a simple volume slider ... read more at MacLife

Viewbase - In Your Face

Despite what they say about idle hands (hint: it has something to do with an evil workshop), there are times when you simply want your hands free ... read more at MacLife

STM Evolution - STM Bags

Yes, messenger bags are stylish. But after several years of schlepping our MacBooks and their accoutrement around in one, we were ready for something easier to carry ... read more at MacLife

EW330 - Optoma Technology

Optoma’s compact, 2.4-pound EW330 is a lamp-based ultraportable projector that features 1280 by 800 (WXGA) resolution and enough illumination power for use in a large conference room ... read more at Macworld

Droid - Motorola

The first time you pick up Motorola’s Droid, you’ll notice its solid feel and heft—there’s a lot going on behind the crisp, 3.7-inch touchscreen ... read more at Macworld

DMF82X - Toshiba

Toshiba’s DMF82X 8-inch digital picture frame has a sleek design and some useful wireless features. But looks aren’t everything—the frames software interface can be sluggish ... read more at Macworld

eStarling ImpactV - PF Digital

PF Digital promises that you’ll get a lot from its eStarling ImpactV digital picture frame, but it’s unclear how you should go about it. The 8-inch frame came without a manual, though there was a quick-start guide ... read more at Macworld

Sony DPF-D80 - Sony

Sony’s DPF-D80 digital picture frame rocks Sony’s sleek design sense. This 8-inch picture frame is shiny and black, while the screen is matte, and button labels and the Sony logo are backlit ... read more at Macworld

Cliq - Motorola

Like the T-Mobile G1 and the Samsung Moment, the Motorola Cliq has both a touchscreen and a slide-out keyboard ... read more at Macworld

Transcend PF720 - Transcend

Transcend’s PF720 digital picture frame is quite versatile—it might even offer too much for anyone looking for a straightforward picture frame. It’s also an FM radio, a video player, an alarm clock, and an MP3 player ... read more at Macworld

Twelve South BookArc - AM Micro

Laptop stands are nothing new. Companies such as Griffin and Belkin already manufacture stands to provide a more comfortable platform for using a laptop at a desk ... read more at MacUserUK

LiveScribe Pulse SmartPen 2GB - LiveScribe

There are plenty of ways to take notes and keep them organised, but LiveScribe's Pulse pen is one of the smartest implementations we've seen, in part because you write with it just like a ballpoint pen ... read more at MacUserUK

Memoir FS80 - Skyla

The FS80 is an 8-inch digital photo frame that incorporates a 300 dpi scanner. As digiframes go, it’s a winner, with 1GB of onboard memory (to hold about 500 high-quality images), a bright 800x600 screen ... read more at MacLife

MiFi 2200 Intelligent Mobile Hotspot - Verizon Wireless

Depending on where you live and work, it can seem like the Internet is everywhere. But sadly, a good Wi-Fi signal can be lacking when you need it most--and the days of open home–Wi-Fi networks are mostly gone ... read more at MacLife

df820 - HP

With its real wood, double-matted, and glassed frame (interchangeable mats are included), HP’s df820 digital picture frame looks about as close to a traditional picture frame as you can get ... read more at Macworld

Kaleido R7 - Ipevo

Ipevo’s Kaleido R7 digital picture frame is beautifully designed, even if it doesn’t particularly resemble a picture frame. Black and white with attractive touchpad controls, it is somewhat reminiscent of Apple’s iMac G4 ... read more at Macworld

SPX8WF - Smartparts

With its wooden frame, the SPX8WF looks like a traditional picture frame. Inside, however, the SPX8WF has 512MB of internal memory, and it has slots for SD, CompactFlash, MMC, xD, and MemoryStick memory cards ... read more at Macworld

Intouch IT7150 - Giant International

The 7-inch Intouch IT7150 digital photo frame from Giant International may look futuristic, but it also just feels like today’s plastic. Its touchscreen, however, is very responsive ... read more at Macworld

Cool-er Reader - Interead

There's increasing interest in eBook readers, prompted mainly by Amazon's Kindle initiative. The idea of carrying around hundreds of full-length books in electronic form and reading them from a slim ... read more at MacUserUK

Amazon Kindle DX - Amazon

Amazon is positioning the Kindle DX as Newspaper 2.0. With a larger screen, it tries its best to mimic your favorite daily read without getting your fingers all inky ... read more at MacLife

magicJack Internet Phone System - MagicJack

We’ve seen the “just plug it in” pitches on late-night TV, the cheesy website, and the spotty instructions, none of which exactly inspire confidence in the magicJack ... read more at MacLife

Pandigital 10.4-inch Digital Photo Frame - Pandigital

Pandigital’s 10.4-inch Digital Photo Frame with PanTouch (model PAN1002W02T) does its best to blend in with your “retro” picture frames. It even comes with an extra wooden frame, so you can switch between black and espresso, depending on your décor ... read more at Macworld

Sonos Controller 200 - Sonos

Sonos, makers of the Sonos Multi-Room Music System, made an interesting decision several months ago. The company chose to create the free Sonos Controller iPhone application ... read more at Macworld

Tonium Pacemaker 666 - Tonium

Someone told us the other day that real DJs are analog. While we’re huge fans of the warm sound of vinyl, we’re pretty sure this person has never lugged 15 crates of albums up four flights of stairs ... read more at MacLife

haul RON Sleeves - haul

Obviously, we’re big fans of MacBooks. We take them everywhere. And while Apple makes pretty sturdy gear, we’ll admit that we still like to give our machines a bit more protection ... read more at MacLife

Targus Chill Mat - Targus

Burning Naughty Bits Syndrome is, well, a rather personal thing. You’re kicking back on your chaise lounge, bedecked in short pants with a MacBook on your lap, and within 10 to 15 minutes your ’Book’s legendary battery o’ hellfire ... read more at MacLife

myTouch 3G - T-Mobile

The MyTouch 3G is virtually identical to the HTC Magic, as the handset is called overseas. The phone has an eye-catching design that’s what the T-Mobile G1 should have been ... read more at Macworld

Turbo.264 HD - Elgato

Today’s Macs are miracles of speed and efficiency, but there are particular tasks that can take seemingly forever. One of those tasks is encoding and converting video. A couple of years ago, Elgato offered a tool to help strip some time ... read more at Macworld

Palm Pre - Palm, Inc.

Then, this past January at the Consumer Electronics Show, the company rolled out a brand new smart phone with a brand new operating system. And people went crazy. Dubbed the latest in a long line of "iPhone killers," ... read more at Macworld

CableDrop - Bluelounge

Bluelounge’s CableDrop is the kind of solution I’ve been looking for. Each is a cute, rubber-like cable clasp, about one inch in diameter, with an adhesive back. You stick a CableDrop to your desk, to the wall behind it ... read more at Macworld

Mophie Juice Pack Air - Mophie

But the Mophie Juice Pack Air for iPhone 3G is a case that also serves as a battery pack. As its name is meant to imply, it’s got a pleasingly light body--it weighs just 2.4 ounces ... read more at MacLife

SRS Labs iWow Adaptor for iPod - SRS Labs

While the iWow Adaptor isn’t suited for every song or musical genre--in our tests it tended to muddy up heavy bass lines by allowing too much of the bass buzz to come through when we would have gladly let it hide--the device does wonders for acoustic and classical tracks ... read more at MacLife

be.ez LAbesace LimeDrop 15 - be.ez

The holy grail of laptop bag design is matching form to function—and companies that make bags with MacBooks in mind have the additional challenge of designing totes that look as good as the Apple portables they hold ... read more at MacLife

Freeplay Energy FreeCharge 12V - Freeplay Energy

The FreeCharge is an old-school generator that uses kinetic energy, a magnet, and a coil to produce the electric current needed to charge your new-school devices. In this case, you provide the movement ... read more at MacLife

Toffee Slim - Toffee

Reviewing laptop bags is an exercise in subjectivity. The truth is, if you really want to know if a particular bag is going to work for your personal style, needs, and mobile predilections, you need to try it yourself ... read more at MacLife

Amazon Kindle - Amazon

Like its predecessor, the second-gen Kindle delivers an exquisitely iTunes-esque experience for hundreds of thousands of books. It’s fast and easy—just open the Kindle Store, find the book you want, click Buy Now, and read the first page in about a minute ... read more at MacLife

Kensington Hands-Free Visor Car Kit for iPhone and Bluetooth Phones - Kensington

Your iPhone already has a speakerphone mode, letting you drive and talk (or wait, on hold) without lifting a finger. Realistically, however, we try to avoid using the phone’s speaker mode because call recipients are treated to the classic ... read more at MacLife

Just Mobile Cooling Bar - Just Mobile

Just Mobile’s Cooling Bar addresses two of the MacBook Pro’s problem areas--its tendency to get very hot and the less-than-ideal ergonomics of its built-in keyboard. A hefty metal rod with a flat edge on the bottom and nonslip rings on both sides ... read more at MacLife

Just Mobile Xtand Pro - Just Mobile

For portability, the MacBook is king. But unfortunately, our kitchen tables, desks, and the myriad other places we use our ’Books are often not ergonomically sound. And watching a movie on a laptop at table-height leaves much to be desired ... read more at MacLife

Pivotal Podium for iPhone 3G - Pivotal

Apple is known for design simplicity and ease of use. We love it when third-party accessory makers follow Apple’s lead and come out with high-quality, good-looking, easy-to-use add-ons for our Apple gear of choice. Pivotal’s Podium for iPhone 3G is one such accessory ... read more at MacLife

Dinglab Multimodular Laptop Sock - Dinglab

Dinglab’s “free-form” design is eye-catching, and the soft, knit Sock is pleasing to the touch as well. We didn’t mind that the Sock takes a little longer to put on our ’Book than a more standard zipped or Velcro-closed laptop sleeve does ... read more at MacLife

Jobo AG PhotoGPS - Jobo

Geo-tagging images with a GPS device is not just about pinpointing the exact position of a particular snap long after the event, it can be a great way of adding data and keywords to your images ... read more at MacUserUK

16GB iPhone 3GS - Apple

In slightly less than two years, Apple’s iPhone has transformed how the world thinks of cellphones. Phone companies and hardware-makers alike have rushed to ape the iPhone’s touchscreen interface, easy access to the Internet, and bustling App Store ... read more at Macworld

Anthro Fit Adjusta - Anthro

Cupholders. It always comes back to the cupholders. Toss pretty much anyone into the driver’s seat of a cool car, and most folks will go straight for the cupholders, checking for size, placement, and clever design. Maybe it’s coded into our DNA. We’re enamored by design elements dedicated to comfort and organization ... read more at MacLife

Voltaic Generator - Voltaic

We’ve tested bags with small solar panels for keeping your iPod or cell phone charged, but the Generator’s high-efficiency, 15-watt panel charges a removable 58-watt battery pack that can output up to 20 volts, enough to charge your MacBook ... read more at MacLife

Bluelounge Cool Feet - Bluelounge

those notebook Macs get hot, and tons of products exist to help them run a little cooler (which also keeps the internal fans from running as much, saving you some battery life)--from gel pads that absorb heat to cooling stands with USB-powered fans ... read more at MacLife