Ultimate Ears worked with Capitol Records to achieve aural nirvana with their In-Ear Reference Monitors for just shy of a grand ($999). The headphones contain three proprietary balanced armature speakers that have been specifically designed for studio use and boasts a consistent, flat frequency response that accurately reproduces every little audiotory detail while massaging your ear drums. Get all sassy with your headphones below!... Read more

You are looking at what is the desktop audio equivalent of an Aston Martin. Its svelte, leather-wrapped, shapely, and built incredibly well. 800 individual components are carefully brought together by hand which becomes the Meridian M80 for the very Aston Martin-y  price of $2,995. An 80-watt 2.1 channel sound system that packs a slot-loading CD/DVD drive, rear-mounted subwoofer, and an of course, an optional iPod dock make this the perfect companion for bachelor pad entertaining!... Read more

We haven’t spoken about a walkman seriously since the 1980′s. Sony quite got it right with their transition into digital music, but we have to admit that we quite like what we see in their new E Series Walkman. The most important things to note here are the battery life and price. At $70 you get a 4GB player (or 8GB for just $80) that boasts a very impressive 50 (!!!) hour battery life as well as 10 hours of video playback. That’s ten bucks more than an iPod Shuffle and you get a screen. And if you’re worried that you’ll have to deal with Sony’s awful music software, dont fret, you can easily drag and drop music directly to the player or even use iTunes.... Read more

Nikon’s new hybrid projector-cam becomes quite the versatile business and film sharing tool in its latest iteration with a feature that lets you use it as a mini projector when plugged into a computer! When connected to a USB port the camera acts just like your everyday projector, displaying a live image of your computer screen. When unconnected, it’s not a bad point and shoot—you get a 3 inch LCD, 14.1 megapixel sensor, a Wide-Angle Optical Zoom 28-140mm lens, and 720p HD movie recording.... Read more

Good things come in small packages. And now Fujifilm has come up with the world’s smallest 18x optical zoom camera – the FinePix S2800HD, measuring 110 x 81 x 73mm and weighing just 437g. The new camera features a 14-megapixel 1/2.3” CCD, 3.0” high-contrast LCD and electronic viewfinder.... Read more

While the iPad has taken the spotlight as the tablet of choice, it hasn’t totally annihilated the Kindle like many thought would happen. Today the piooneering online bookseller is releasing a new version of the Kindle that comes in both 3G and Wi-Fi flavors ($140-$190) and has faster page turns as well as improved contrast. Take that iPad!... Read more

We recently sat down with Derek and Romaine at Sirius Radio to gab, chat, kiki and otherwise gossip about gadgets and techy stuff that actually do more than distract you from your life (hello facebook). Here’s our top picks for gadgets that can actually speed up your life and improve your productivity.... Read more

In the never ending race to make anything and everything that’s computerized even smaller, SanDisk has now released its smallest USB Flash Drive to date. We’re not sure these things should get much smaller, lest our forgetful brains misplace (or eat) them.  The Cruzer Blade is  available in capacities ranging from 2 GB to 16GB, is about the size of a standard size paper clip and weighs approximately the same as a penny, creating a tiny footprint that fits easily on a keychain or mobile phone dongle. Prices ranging from $14.99 to $77.99.... Read more

Its products like this that make us wish that Lomography was making digital cameras. For a mere $145, The Spinner 360 works by pulling the cord just like you would Howdy Doody and in an instant the camera spins and takes a stunning 360 degree image. We bet your new SLR can’t do that!... Read more

If you’re the kinda gurl (and we mean gurl) who needs her computer’s information close to heart, then sit down, because this may be your new best friend. The 8GB drive quite seamlessly fits into your already…uh…flashy wardrobe with its authentic Swarovski Crystal design. However, for $90 you more artsy types might just want to create one of your own.... Read more