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The new Sony PSP 2000 is thinner, lighter, and loads faster than its predecessor. The coolest feature perhaps is the video-out which allows you to play PSP games on a TV.

Imagine being able to take your PSP on vacation anywhere now and playing Grand Theft Auto or watching your UMD movies on a big LCD TV. Pretty cool huh? $170.

Here’s a cool accessory for your iPod; the H20 Audio Waterproof Housing for iPod allows you to submerge 10ft below (don’t go overboard), and allows you to utilize the iPod wheel as long as you’re wearing a glove.

You do need special earphones to use H20 Audio though. There are products available for the entire iPod line ranging from the iPod Shuffle to older versions of the iPod. This particular one will cost you $90, now that’s what I call high quality H20.

That little droid pretty much does it all. R2-D2 functions as webcam with a lightsaber remote that allow you to control R2-D2’s movements. The lightsaber also functions as a Skype phone and can even do 360 spins. R2-D2’s front leg can detect desk and table edges. With 11 different phrases and droid sounds, and even a voice recorder, it packs a punch running on 2 AA batteries. It costs $350, almost the price of a real droid.

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Here’s something pretty cool for the beach, picnics, BBQ’s, etc. A sunglass case which doubles as an iPod case and portable iPod speakers. Check out the colors and patterns, you Brit-pop fans will probably like the Union Jack. They’re available for purchase for £25/$50

For all of you ‘lucky’ people out there who own an Apple iPhone, here’s some great bedtime reading for your enjoyment.

The iPhone book provides everything you need or want to know about the sometimes elusive device, all for a reasonable $16.49.

EA Sports’ latest football simulation, Madden NFL 08 for Microsoft Xbox 360 is a sport game with superb gameplay and mindblowing graphics. That’s nothing new for the Madden NFL franchise. $59.99.

Here’s a stylish and fun accessory that will bring you back to the days of NES button mashing; a wallet depicting the old school Nintendo control pad. There’s nothing like the original Nintendo controller from the 80’s, since present day controllers would yield funny shaped wallets.

It’ll run you about $30, the price of a Nintendo game back then.