Still got those nostalgic cassette tapes lying around? It’s only a matter of time before your precious tunes within them disappear forever as time and the elements aren’t really kind to that type of media. Preserve those demo recordings or bootlegged audio in digital format with the Grace Tape2USB recorder. It plays (and records) cassette tapes in the deck and with the combined Audacity recording software in your PC or Mac, rips the sound into MP3 or WAV format. Do what you want with the resulting digital files – store them in your HDD or include them in your playlist for retro listening. The Tape2USB also has a 2.5″ mono speaker if you wish to listen to your cassettes or hook them up to larger speakers via the RCA jack. $100.

We really love these all-in-one desktop computers and one of the best that we have seen so far is this Lenovo IdeaCentre B500. It features an Intel Core 2 Quad processor, the B500 also packs discrete graphics, up to 8GB of RAM, 1TB of hard disk space, a 23-inch Full HD screen, integrated JBL speakers, and a 4-in-1 remote that acts as a motion-based game controller, VoIP handset, air mouse, and media remote. $650.

At home or on the road, Scosche has got your charging duties covered with their powerFUZE charger combo. When at home, you can plug the charger to any wall outlet and the AC/DC converter will take care of the voltage requirements. And when you’re on the road, the low-profile charger fits your standard lighter outlet without taking up too much space. Charge two USB-enabled gadgets at the same time and at 1 Amp per outlet, your gadgets will fill up with juice in no time. $40.

Tired of taking your laptop in and out of the bag, risking it to dents and scratches? Try not removing it from the bag, or try the Booq Viper Rush XL. The bag lets you work without ever having to remove your laptop from the semi-rigid case. It opens 120 degrees so you can have as much freedom as the joint of your notebook allows. While the neoprene pockets protect the computer’s surface and special bumpers lift the laptop letting the heat escape. $130.

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If you thought Motorola had lost their touch in the phone game, you were dead wrong. This new Motorola Droid will feature a large 3.7” inch touchscreen display, slide-out keyboard, 5 megapixel camera with dual-LED flash, 16GBs of storage, integrated Gmail and Exchange push support, and the ability to run multi-applications at once. $200.

If you are one of the few people in the world that has yet to buy themselves a bluetooth headset, the jabra Stone could be the perfect introduction to the line. It fits perfectly around your ear and when not in use it folds up into it’s charger, forming a stone-like design. $130.

While some people cannot live without TV, others cannot do without the radio. A boom box may sound appealing but wouldn’t you rather have the Revo Heritage digital radio? The classy audio player supports FM, live streaming audio, Internet radio, and will dock most iPods/iPhones. It can also beam out other audio players via the 3.5mm jack and will even play out your tunes within your USB drive. A custom 3″ neodymium speaker driver is powered by a 7-watt amplifier and the large OLED display makes sure you won’t get lost in the menu. Enjoy looking at the aluminum and walnut cabinet and savor the smooth sounds emanating from the Heritage. ~$375.