Capture the moment, when it happens, as it happens, in full resolution with this top-of-the-line camera. Hasselblad’s latest addition to their 50 megapixel H-series is the H3DII-50 MS. Key acronym here is the MS, which stands for Multi-Shot, meaning, you can take four consecutive shots at full resolution. The camera does this by moving the sensor one pixel at a time after each shot so you’ll never miss the action and you’ll never pine for more resolution. Again, as with many medium or large format cameras, this one’s for the pros who intend to shoot action as it happens and get paid tons of cash. $34,000.

Give your sound the much-needed breathing space by opening up these Folding Speakers. The amplified speakers are powered by USB or by batteries and will give a richer sound coming from your computer or portable player. The added punch is the result of increasing the size of the speaker’s resonance chamber. When you’re done listening, just fold it accordion-style to save space until your next sound trip. $18.

If you are the rugged outdoors type that needs a camera to fit your lifestyle, then the Casio Exilim EX-G1 is perfect. The body is just under an inch thick and is shock-proof, dust-proof, weather-proof to -14F, and water-proof up to 10 feet. It shoots at 12.1 megapixels as well. $300.

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Shooting video with shaky hands is a recipe for disaster. Shooting video with your iPhone or iPod is even worse. If you’re continuously shooting video from the iPhone 3GS or the 5th Gen iPod Nano, you’ll need a contraption like the iSteady Shot. It’s a camera stabilizer that lets you steady your hand for shake free video shooting. At 9.2 inches long, 12.25 inches high and weighing 1.5 lbs with the iPhone loaded, the iSteady gives the much needed size and weight for you to calm your shaky hands. It’s made of aircraft-grade aluminum, stainless steel and plastic with a two-axes gimbal for a perfect balance and freedom of movement. $100.

Take this camera to the deep end – up to 10 feet deep in fact and shoot some underwater memories. The Fujifilm FinePix Z33WP Waterproof camera looks and feels like your ordinary point-and-shoot with the added bonus of letting you shoot in the drink. Standard P&S features include a 10 MP sensor, Face Detection Technology, Automatic Scene Recognition, and one-touch movie button. Display is done on a 2.7-inch 230,000 dot LCD screen while the Fujinon lens has a 3x zoom. ~$150.

Never be without power again for your USB-rechargeable devices with the Sanyo Eneloop Stick Booster. Charge up your iPhone/iPod or other mobile devices with this rechargeable battery that looks like, well, a battery with a 5V DC output at 500mA current. A pair of Eneloop batteries are also included in the bundle. The Stick Booster will last you about 1,500 cycles. ~$35.

For ordinary video conferences or audio transmission, an ordinary microphone will do. But for specialized applications, you’ll need a mic with exceptional audio fidelity, such as the Yeti USB Mic from Blue Microphones. The mic earns THX certification so you know you’re getting superior sound quality from this plug-and-play USB mic. It has three capsules with 14mm drivers giving you a total of four pattern settings. From stereo, to cardioid, bidirectional or omnidirectional settings, you can modify the mic to fit your needs. Easy to use controls right on the mic itself plus a low latency headphone jack lets you manage your sound seamlessly. $150.