You should consider this Breakfast-Art Image Toaster for your Christmas gift! It looks like any old toaster you could get as a wedding present, but this one draws things on your toast! This toaster allows the kids (or the kid in all of us) to actually have fun with breakfast! Using fun image plates, it leaves one of four playful heat imprints—a smiley face, birthday cake, sunshine or coffee cup—right on your piece of toast!

While the toaster has no awesome qualities, other than the imprints, it still costs US$60 and currently available at Brookstone.

The C.O.R.E. Audio iPod backpack is Nike’s new accessory for the iPod which features an integrated keypad that lets you control the device when it is safely tucked away in its dock. The backpack also can comfortably store a laptop (or probably a MacBook), because of its padded compartment. Made of D610 Cordura Nylon, this 30-liter backpack is equipped with Apple’s 30-pin connector and is compatible with iPod mini, Nano, photo and the new video version as well. $85.

Special agent 007 is now using Aston Martin, which dubbed as the DBS. Aston Martin Design Director, Marek Reichman, said that “this car encapsulates a link between our elegant DB9 road car and the powerful DBR9 race car”, and so it’s safe to assume that it’ll easily allow James Bond to save the world with his usual style and grace.

The Bialetti Cappuccino Maker makes a cup of Cappuccino in just five minutes. You just fill this stovetop cappuccino-latte maker with water, add some finely ground coffee or espresso to the filter, and fill the top carafe with milk. In about five minutes at medium heat, you’ll have a cafe-quality drink, without using a frothing wand or leaving the comfort of your own kitchen. $90.

Place on the stove at medium-high heat, and in just five minutes you’ll have a barrista-quality cappuccino or latte—without using a frothing wand. Innovative two-part machine is crafted of cast aluminum with a stay-cool handle.