Toshiba TS10: Exclusively sold at SmarTone, the TS10 doesn't break any new ground in terms of functions, but the slim and compact handset sports a futuristic, eye-catching design. The TS10 comes in two distinct finishes - metallic silver and ceramic white - and is equipped with a sharp 65,000-colour LCD screen and VGA-quality camera. The TS10 is tri-band GSM and can access online content using WAP. (Price: $1,480)
Microsoft Xbox 360: This is the first of three next-generation game consoles to hit the market. Like the upcoming Sony PS3 and Nintendo Revolution, the Xbox 360 has beefed up graphics that support high-definition television sets and is network-enabled for online gaming. The Xbox 360 has just hit shelves in the US, so is only available on the grey market at the moment. The unit is powered by a 3.2 GHz processor and a 500MHz graphics chip. (Price: about $3,100)
Altec Lansing inMotion IM7: Audio specialist Altec Lansing has made it easier for you to share music on your iPod with friends. The tube-shaped IM7 is a specially made speaker set designed to support an iPod. Simply slot your iPod into the cradle to play your music out loud. The treble and bass are adjustable and it comes with a remote control. The system will also charge your iPod while plugged in and offers a 'video out' slot so you can show photos stored in your iPod on a television set. (Price: about $1,950)