The Any Source Bluetooth Speaker System allows you to link any of your bluetooth devices to play on the speakers, be it your laptop, iPod, cell phone, PDA, or whatever. That’s pretty handy for the wireless age. It also has an RCA cable for your stone age non-blutooth devices. Sony is also coming out with something similar, but it’s not out yet. $260.
The Nokia N810 isn’t exactly a cell phone, it’s more of an all-in-one mobile internet device. It does function as an internet phone with its awesome Wi-Fi capabilities. It can also connect to the net via Bluetooth on your cell phone. It’s not a cheesy touchscreen keyboard, it actually comes with a slide-out QWERTY keypad which makes the iPod touch seem kind of amateurish. The N810 is Linux-based and features goodies such as Mozilla, Skype, GPS, and music player with optional 10GB memory card. $479.
