The new Aliph Jawbone is 50% smaller than the original. The headset adopts “NoiseAssassin” technology, a new improvement on the noise canceling tech of the original. It also features a faster processor to handle heavier signal processing duties for canceling out ambient noises better and faster. Its Voice Activity Sensor allows the device to know when you’re talking so the rest of the time can be noise free. Moreover, it has fast charging battery that provides 4 hours of talk time and 8 days of standby time. The new Aliph Jawbone retails for $130.

The Nokia 6600 series mobile phone comes in two variants; the Fold and Slide models. Both handsets provide an LCD screen with 16 million colors display, high gloss surface, 3G connectivity, digital camera with double LED flash, hidden outer display and Bluetooth connectivity. Meanwhile, the Nokia 6600 Fold features only 2MP shooter, while the Nokia 6600 Slide has a 3.2MP camera. $430.

Finally a man’s laptop, not some wussy fragile notebook… who are we kidding, we love those too. But, this Dell Latitude XFR D630 Laptop is made to withstand a beating. It can endure extreme temperatures, moisture, and altitudes. It comes with support for solid state drives, traditional hard drives with the shock-isolated mounting, a sealed keyboard protecting it from rain and dust, and an optional integrated resistive touch screen technology. You could probably shield bullets with it too. $3,900.

This spring you’ll be able to get the Sony Cyber-shot W300. It comes with a whopping 13.6 megapixels, Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens with 3x zoom, optical image stabilization, scratch-resistant titanium covering, a 2.7″ LCD display and viewfinder, and high speed burst mode and extra high sensitivity. You’ll be able to plunder some nude shots of your girlfriend and send them to us. $350.

The Any Source Bluetooth Speaker System allows you to link any of your bluetooth devices to play on the speakers, be it your laptop, iPod, cell phone, PDA, or whatever. That’s pretty handy for the wireless age. It also has an RCA cable for your stone age non-blutooth devices. Sony is also coming out with something similar, but it’s not out yet. $260.

Store all your precious pr0n files as well as transfer them easily with the new ClickFree HD700 hard drive. The great part about this baby is that it doesn’t require “one touch backup”. It features a 4.52- x 0.67- x 2.99-inch enclosure with a 120GB 5400RPM SATA drive. The HD700 is USB 2.0-capable, doesn’t require an extra power source, and starts right away when plugged into your Windows-based computer. $169.

Plantonics has an awesome bluetooth set which is very sturdy, the Explorer 370. It features 7 hours of talk time and 8 days on standby and is water/dust/shock-resistant with “windscreen technology” that filters out noise no matter where you are! Additionally, it’ll also repel people around you when they mistake you for a schizo. Expect this bluetooth headset to drop in March. $79.

How about some awesome looking speakers that can give your iPhone crisp sound as well as filter out that nasty TDMA interference that drives speakers (and listeners) berserk? The DLO iPhone speakers are compatible for your other iPods in addition to the iPhone. It also transforms your iPhone into a speaker phone. Pretty cool. $50.

Think the current capacity of the iPod touch is pretty weak sauce? So do we. That’s why the availability of a 32GB iPod touch is a breath of fresh air. The interface and all the extra goodies make it more pricy than your traditional iPod, but wi-fi, safari, email, & maps make it pretty cool. $495.

This piece not only plays your music, but it’s a great looking addition to the look of your pad. You can hook your iPod or other mp3 player up to it, as well as just tune in to your local stations. $275.