StuckOffcom’s Vinyl Decals ($16) add the perfect little personalization to any Apple laptop. Many of the decals incorporate the Apple logo into the design. Be sure to check out their web store for the full lineup

The longtime classic Incase laptop sleeve has been re-engineered and evolved into the Neoprene Sleeve Plus ($40). The redesigned case spouts form-fitting construction, a protective interior border, a perforated spine and a cushioned, and a fully lined faux-fur interior. The case provides great protection for your new Macbook or Macbook Pro and comes in a variety of colors.

The Zomm Wireless Mobile Phone Leash ($80) is one of the most impressive but simple devices I have seen in awhile. The device is designed to attach to your car keys, the wireless leash triggers an alarm anytime you walk away from your celly. It also comes with a built in speak phone, panic button, and one touch emergency assistance that Zomm claims will work anywhere in the world. Pre-order now as im sure this is going to be a popular gadget once it hits the market.

Incase comes to us with a maple leaf themed case just in time for the 2010 Vancouver winter games. The Maple Leaf Slider ($35) is the traditional hardshell slider case but is only available from Canadian Apple stores. Luckily there is the internet!

Designed for use with machine guns, army vehicles, and waterborne platforms, the Spyder III Pro Laser ($198) is the most powerful laser available from Wicked Lasers. Even smaller than a MagLite, the laser puts out a beam of 500mW and can light up objects from miles away. It includes a removable safety key as well. Head on over to Wicked Lasers and check em out.

Tired of having stacks of DVDs cluttering your media center? Do you wish your AppleTV could play more video formats? Want to surf the Web? Well now you can make that little device into much much more. aTV Flash ($50) is a user-friendly software pack that supercharges your AppleTV, unleashing a plethora of new functionality. Play almost any video, add additional storage capacity, gain access to many different podcast channels, browse Jaman’s collection of movies, and surf the web, all from the comfort of your couch. All you have to do is download the software to any flash drive and plug it in the back of your Apple T.V. Reboot and follow the instructions and your good to go!

If you want to add some style to your iPhone but don’t like bulky cases than the iPhone Silverbacks ($16) are just the thing for you. The etched stainless steel foils take just seconds to apply and work on all iPhones. Best of all, the adhesive on the silverabacks is semi permanent, so you can change them as often as you like.

Case-Mate has just announced something that surprisingly has never been done before. I Make My Case($40) is a fully personalized iPhone case all created by you, yourself, and well thats about it. Through their website, you are able to go in and design a case with graphics and drawings from multiple world-renown artists. Case-Mate uses a special printing process that embeds the ink into the case. No need to worry about scratching or scuffs! Head on over to their site and start creating your very own iPhone case today.

Charge and transform your iPhone or iPod Touch into a bedside clock and weather center with the Kensington Nightstand Charger ($30). The charger holds your iPhone/iPod in landscape mode so it can clearly display the Rise & Shine app, available from the app store, that displays the time and weather.

Today Google announced its all-new iPhone challenger, the Nexus One ($179-529). The Nexus One is available now, with a 2 year T-mobile service agreement, for $179, or unlocked for $529. The phone was developed by HTC and comes packed with a 3.7-inch OLED display, a 5-megapixel camera with flash, 1 ghz processor, and 4 gigs of expandable memory. It even has a noise-canceling feature. Head on over to google.com and order one of these babies today. Also, the Nexus is coming to Verizon this spring. I just wish At&t would jump on board!

Finally the day has come! We have been freed of all those pesky chargers for phones, ipods and etc. With the Powermat Charger ($100) you can wirelessly charge up to three of your gadgets. The Powermat is thin and foldable so on the go travel is easy. You also must order different cases ($40) according to which devices you use. The cases are not any typical case as you will see in the pictures. They are extremely thin and small and attach easily to the back of your phone. Its works like magic. Just set your devices on the Powermat and in no time they will be all ready to go again.

Add some flare to your keychain and computer with the USB Retro Robot ($15). This 1GB flash drive is perfect for quick portable on the go storage. Best of all, the robots eyes light up when you plug him into the computer. The robots come in black, blue, and green.

Sony has just recently pulled the covers off some revolutionary ear buds. The Sony MH907 Ear Buds ($39) are the worlds first motion sensing headphones. They use human skin as a conductive surface and are able to automatically start playing music once both ear pieces have been inserted. Also, if you are receiving a call all you have to do is take one ear bud out and they will know to answer the call. These new headphones are sure to have an impact in the industry over the next few years. Be sure to head over to Sony and check them out.

The rumors have finally come true and the new iPod nano with Video Camera ($149-$179) has finally arrived. The most notable feature on this fifth generation iPod nano is it’s video camera with built in flash. As well as having a video camera the iPod is equipt with an FM radio, pedometer, voice recorder, and more. It comes in nine new glossy colors, but if you want red or yellow you’ll have to go directly to apple.

The newest edition to Mac OS X titled Snow Leopard ($29), adds a whole slew of new features to the already award-winning software. It includes a faster more efficient finder, an all new version of Quick Time, quicker Time Machine backups, and takes up only 7 GB of storage. Snow Leopard is now 64-bit and uses more cores than ever before. Expect your mac to be running quicker, more efficient, and more fun than ever. Now available from Apple.