Whether you’re a hard-core IT professional or a deep-space explorer needing oodles and oodles of computing power, then this Dell Precision T7500 workstation is the one for you. It’s designed for pure performance on a multitude of applications that couldn’t be handled by your over-the-counter PC. The tried and tested case is designed by BMW USA while the contents can be arranged according to your specs. At the heart of it are the Next-Generation Intel Xeon quad-core processors. Up to 192 GB or RAM and enough room for five SAS (Serial-Attached SCSI) drives. Support for the newest NVIDIA graphics processor and up to 7.5 TB of on-board storage with RAID capability guarantees plenty of space for even the biggest of files. $1,800+.

The age of the MP3 has filled the world’s hard drives half full with unorganized bunches of songs from various and artists and albums, with no time to get them sorted properly. All that hassle of a messy iTunes library is over thanks to Tuneup, the one stop answer for organizing your iTunes folder and retaining a calm life. $30.

Dell gets stylish with the Adamo by making it slim and sexy. This is milled from a single piece of aluminum and features a beautiful 13.4-inch display which spans from edge to edge. The frames are also thin and can hardly be noticed. It has a smooth backlit keyboard. It’s powered by Intel Core 2 Duo processors, the Adamo runs the 64-bit Windows Vista Home Premium Edition SP1 and features Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and optional built-in mobile broadband, along with solid state drives and DDR3 RAM. What more can you ask for? $2,000.

Men who have been seeking a sleek yet highly functional notebook may feel elated as the Neutrino was launched by OCZ, dubbed as Intel Atom’s new netbook. This has a 10-inch LCD display and a 250 GB hard drive, as well as WiFi and ethernet purposes. It also has a 4-in-1 cardreader and a 1.3 MP built-in camera. $TBA.

Intel’s latest generation architecture comes to the Mac in the new Mac Pro. It has the Nehalem Xeons which is like 2x the speed of the previous series. It’s really a single-die, 64-bit processor with all the power you could want of many cored CPU’s. It uses 1066 DDR3 Ram and Turbo Boost which gives it more power on full load! These are the fastest Macs that you can spend your money on. It’s a 2.66 Quad and 8-Core 2.26 options to choose from and you really won’t regret it either.$2500.

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Due to technology demand, a notebook has been reloaded and enhanced, and the Touch Book was created. It is powered by an innovative ARM processor from Texas Instruments OMAP3 chip with 8GB micro SD card. It features a 3D touchscreen user interface and a detachable keyboard. It has two OS modes, one for use with keyboard and touchpad, and one for use as a standalone touchscreen tablet so you can always utilize the keyboard even without the screen, and vice versa. The Touch Book is like a cellphone, you don’t need to reboot each time since it is always on and it is completely silent. Its battery offers 10 to 15 hours of life. $300.

If your in need of a Slim USB DVD drive for your notebook, then you probably already are planning on shelling out about $70. Why not consider an extra few bucks and get one that’s Blu-ray capable? You can get this CD/DVD/Blu-ray combo drive for only $99. However, if your looking for Blu-ray writing capabilities, that starts at $299 for 1x speed and $399 for 4x speed. $99.