Shoot faster in darker areas and even squeeze in a video clip or two with the latest professional-level camera from Nikon. A follow up to the wildly successful D3, the D3S bumps up the level of performance into a higher notch. The full-frame FX 12.1 megapixel sensor is highly-sensitive and delivers crisp images even at ISO 12800. Record HD videos at 24 fps and take advantage of the onboard movie editing features. Shoot more photos as well with the enhanced battery management that lets you capture up to 4,200 images on a single charge. Ultrasonic dust reduction technology ensures clean images every time. $5,200.

Take your home entertainment anywhere with the latest offering from HP. The Pavilion dv8-1000 packs some serious entertainment punch for those on the go. Based on the latest Windows 7 OS, the machine runs on Intel’s Core i7 processor with up to 8GB of RAM. The big 18.4 inch display won’t give your eyes the strain it doesn’t need while you watch videos, view pictures, or watch your favorite programs on the built-in TV tuner. Two 320GB HDD keeps all your files while the built-in Blu-Ray ROM lets you watch those high-quality vids. HP also ships the dv8 with their first ‘green’ battery that will happily cycle over 1,000 times yet still deliver a like-new performance. ~$2000.

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While laptops are great, if you are using yours at home, then the ergonomics of your working condition is probably not optimal. The Logitech Notebook Kit can help, by providing a wireless mouse and keyboard, and a holder for your laptop to keep the screen at eye level. $100.

The new Sonos ZonePlayer S5 offers a great solution for enjoying your entire music wirelessly. Everything can be controlled directly from your iPhone or your iPod Touch, although if you want to access your internet tunes, you will have to hook it up to your router. $400.

Shure makes sure (pun intended) that you not only dress the DJ part, you sound it too. Now they don’t make the decisions on what tunes you’ll spin but they’ll guarantee that you’ll hear your music loud and clear. The SRH750DJ, Shure’s professional DJ headphones is one such guarantee. Powerful and accurate, courtesy of the 50mm drivers in each cup, you’ll hear thumping bass and clashing highs clearer and better. As with any DJ headphones, the cups rotate 90 degrees for comfortable placement over one ear. Replaceable cups and a carrying bag lets you enjoy your cans for a long time. Available in November. $150.

This Samsung DualView Camera will solve all of your problems on how to take a good self portrait. No more of that shoot, review and shoot again because part of your head wasn’t in the shot. This camera features a 1.5 inch LCD screen on the front of the camera as well, which can also be used to display animations to amuse children that you want to capture, but have trouble getting them to look at the camera. $265.

Can’t be bothered with laborious task of backing up files, photos, music, and email attachments? Well, the Clickfree C2 has got your back. Import music from your iPod or iPhone, backup from multiple computers, share photos to social networking sites, and even burn CDs and DVDs through your computer’s burner all from this nifty device. With the integrated USB cable, you can use the drive instantaneously and transfer your precious data from one location to another – or one platform to another. A 256-bit hardware encryption ensures security and peace of mind in case you’re worried about the wrong eyes seeing your sensitive files. Available in 250GB and 500GB capacities in either high-gloss black or white finish. $140+.