Be honest: You don’t have an actual backup plan for your data anywhere. If you do, then how often do you update it? With the My Passport Ultra from Western Digital, you won’t have to worry about it because you’d be on schedule all the time. That’s because the portable drive comes with automatic local and cloud backup (through Dropbox). The drive is sleek too, which means it won’t be cumbersome to bring with you anywhere. Available in either 500GB or 1TB sizes,it’s compatible both for USB 2.0 and 3.0 and both Mac and Windows. $100+.

When you really, really need to get that photo from Facebook immortalized in analog form, you’ll need something like the Brother MFC-J825DW Inkjet printer. The web-connected device lets multiple users print from their Facebook, Picasa or Flickr accounts with ease. It also has a scanner, fax and photocopier to take care of all your office needs. Wired or wireless connection won’t be a problem either; and the large, 3.3″ touchscreen color display makes this printer super easy to use. $149.

The ubiquitous glowing Apple logo at the back of every MacBook sets it apart from other computer brands. But since MacBooks have become so popular, your Apple is just one in a million. Uncover of Amsterdam looks to solve that with their own MacBook rebrand. They’ll take apart the aluminum cover and will laser cut the design of your choice. The design will be protected by a thin polyurethane cover afterwards. There’d be no size limits but will only be confined by the size of your MacBook Pro, Air or Retina, since underneath the aluminum cover is an entire light panel that Uncover can work around with. Say goodbye to Apple’s warranty if you do undergo the Uncover process though. Then again, it could be a small price to pay if you wanna stand out from the Apple pack. ~$260+.

Maximize the full potential of your new USB 3.0 port with the ThinkPad USB Dock. Attach it to the nearest available port and get access to dual monitors, an audio in/out port, Gigabit Ethernet, a USB port and a 5Gbps access to external storage. Basically, it’s a one-stop shop for all your peripherals and would be a nice gadget to declutterize your workspace. $180.

No stranger to the world of video games, graphics specialists NVIDIA releases their own handheld gaming device with the Shield. It’s powered by a Tegra 4 processor with a 72-core GeForce GPU and a quad-core ARM 15 CPU. The game runs on an Android Jelly Bean OS and will have a 5-inch touch display. Play the game with ease through the console-grade controller and enjoy crisp sound courtesy of the integrated stereo speakers with a built-in mic. The Shield is available for pre-order now and will ship with two free games: Rearmed and Sonic 4 Episode II THD. $349.

Get your gadgets charged up while you drive with this nifty device. The Energizer EN180 Cup Inverter is a 180-watt power inverter with five ports to recharge the batteries on your computer, tablet or other mobile device. The world’s smallest cup-shaped inverter has a plug for the standard car lighter port and is shaped to fit most cup holders. There is a three-prong power outlet delivering 120V at 60Hz, along with four USB ports running at a shared current of 2.1 amperes. We’re reminding you though not to leave any gadgets charging in the car when you’re away, because it will just drain your car’s battery and will definitely attract unsavory characters to your ride. $36.