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The Sony Rolly is a free-spirited robotic audio player that rolls around your room playing tunes and dancing with itself like Billy Idol. The Rolly comes with 1GB of internal memory; you can actually interact with it and select the tracks you want to listen to. It has a battery life of 5 hours when it plays music from its internal memory and 4 hours 30 minutes if the music is streamed to the Rolly via Bluetooth connection. $450.

The Logitech AudioHub is a pretty cool 2.1 speaker system that attaches to the rear ends of laptops, much like we at Plunder Guide attach to the rear ends of wenches. It fits right into the USB port with its one-piece design. It comes out in October, so be ready. $100.

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The AirDrives earphones use an outer-ear design which delivers big sound while still letting the wearer remain aware of their surroundings. Yep that’s right, you can listen to music without tuning out the world around you. The AirDrives feature a 20-20,000Hz frequency range, 95db sensitivity, 16 Ohm impedance, and a magnesium acoustic housing. Its speaker is using high quality Neodymium rare earth magnets. You don’t need to know all that, what’s important is the functionality. The earphones retail for $99.99.

Aquapac have released new waterproof headphones which enables you to listen your favorite tunes while swimming. These headphones have been tested to a depth of 10m/30ft - but they are not suitable for use at depths greater than 10ft/3m where pressure may cause hearing damage. $40.

Each CD Carousel Plus stores up to 150 discs and chains up to 127 units together to store nearly 20,000 discs. It has a built in keypad which you can use to select one of up to 150 CDs (or DVDs). $139.

Don’t buy a boring old PC microphone if you can invest $9.00 and get yourself a Classic Condenser Microphone? Besides its old-fashioned design, it also features an outstanding transparency and natural sound reproduction. In addition, it has a flat response curve for accurate reproduction of sound sources.

Sony MDR-EX90LP is the top of the line Sony earphones for iPod. This Gold plated L-shaped earphone has 13.5mm drivers and produces frequency response = 5-25,000Hz. The weight is only 7 grams. The product package includes a 1.2m cord and a carrying case. $78.

The world is louder than ever today but you can reduce the background noise in your life and hear what you choose with the Noise-Crippling Headphones. The noise such as the jackhammers at construction sites, crying babies at church, the decibel-busting concert music, train whistles, revved-up motorcycles, and the loudest of all, airplanes. These headphones will curtail noise of up to 18 decibels and impede input by 32 ohms. You can wear them when flying or commuting by train and everything around you will be quieter. Ear cup measures is 4″ and the weight is 15.2 oz. $60.