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  LG Watch Phone GD910

  The GD910 certainly has wow-factor. It looks like a watch but performs well as a mobile phone cum messenger. Sadly, the high price really dents the appeal of this wonderful gadget.

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  Amazon Kindle

  The Kindle makes reading more portable than a sackful of books and is likely to inspire you to read more than ever before.

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  LG Crystal GD900

  We love the clear touchpad, both for its good looks and intuitive gestures, and we think the Crystal makes a good mobile phone. Shame its camera is a stinker.

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  Belkin Conserve Surge Protector

  Belkin's Conserve Surge Protector probably won't save you a ton of money, but it does provide a convenient way to selectively shut off any power-sucking devices in your home.

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  Navigon 2150max

  This is a great GPS if you have a piano black fetish. For the rest of us, it's just OK. Its good points (Aussie-capable text-to-speech, junction view, extended lane info) are balanced out by an inconsistent interface and unfriendly windshield mount.

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  Klipsch Custom-3 earphones

  The Custom-3 'phones are bursting with detail, warmth and power, but their design and fit won't suit everyone.

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  Palm Centro

  Not the flashiest phone around, but its jaw-dropping price, ease of use and vast software ecosystem, make it a good choice for first time smartphone buyers and Palm OS aficionados alike.

• Smart ForTwo cabrio (2008)

  Its two-seat configuration limits its appeal to just a few. That's a shame because Australia's cheapest convertible is loveable, unique and deserving of a wider audience.

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  Topfield TF6000PVRt

  Topfield's PVR line improves with the TF6000PVRt, but the wireless capability and general setup could still do with some improvement.

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  Sony Ericsson W810i

  The W810i is Sony Ericsson's follow-up to the W800i Walkman mobile phone. It comes with a 512MB Memory Stick for music and a 2-megapixel camera for photos and Bluetooth -- thankfully, the phone is black this time around, not orange.

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  Archos Gmini 400

  Vastly portable and filled to the brim with features, the Archos Gmini 400's essential missing ingredient is its lack of MTP and Janus support.

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