Of course, the luxury brand. If you want a Lamborghini but you can’t afford it, then you may opt to get a bluetooth headset that carries the brand. What you get? Stunning sound quality and unbeatable portability.

Listening to music during a long trip is cool. Listening to music with this winged headphone on is awesome!

Inspired by R. Kelly’s hit “I Believe I can Fly,” this concept headphone is one of the outcomes of Nokia’s recent headphone design competition. Strange as it may look, this gadget is still worth considering.

This Acer gadget, released almost two years ago, caters well to mobile professionals who opt for a unique, multi-tasking device that combines the convenience of GPS system and the functionalities of a pocket PC. It’s deemed the best Navteq map from the Ferrari world to be ever released on the market. Personal navigation using the Acer Ferrari Racing GPS pocket PC proves to be efficient and reliable. It features Internet access, email downloading, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity.

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Let’s see what stuff this little gadget is made of:

• Easy to use
• Secure EasyPort windscreen mount
• 4.3-inch touch screen
• Easy navigation using the screen—no need to refer to the instruction manual
• Volume control linked to the car speed
• Latest Map Guarantee
• Automatic day/night mode
• Free Map Share (allows user to make changes to the map and view corrections made by other users)
• Priced at $499

Stuck in traffic? Perhaps you need a bite or to make last minute changes to your documents on your laptop. When your car is idle, take the opportunity to do something productive. A portable car seat laptop comes in handy for that purpose.

Whether you need a cup holder or a place where you can put your laptop on while working, this gadget is a great way to go. It can be attached to the back of a car seat or even on the steering wheel (just make sure your vehicle is not in motion when you do this). This tray is available on the online market today at $13.99.

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If you’re a solid NASCAR fan like me, here’s one gadget you can grab: the NASCAR flash drives. With a capacity of 4GB, each flash drive sports the name of your favorite NASCAR drivers, with pre-loaded driver-specific pictures, videos, and audios. So it’s like carrying mini-Dale Earnhardt or mini-Jeff Gordon around. Now, isn’t that cool?

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Good news for Lamborghini fans out there: Asus has released a new line of laptops sporting luxurious Lamborghini-styled cases.

Recently, the world’s leading notebook manufacturer has launched its newest product: the Asus Lamborghini VX5. Sporting a design inspired by the Lamborghini Reventón, this 16-inch laptop is sure to capture a lot of attention on the mobile computing market.

For more information about this good-looking notebook, you can visit the Asus website.

Two new and improved GPS devices are now released on the market by Garmin, the world’s leading satellite navigation manufacturer.

The ultra-thin Garmin nüvi 1200 and nüvi 1300 series are great for drivers who want high-end personal navigation devices that are affordable as well. These newly released Garmin products are the first nüvi units with pedestrian navigation feature, which is activated by CityXplorer^TM maps.

Here are the highlights of the latest Garmin products:

• Free lifetime traffic alerts and lane assist
• Text-to-speech technology for added confidence while driving through unfamiliar areas
• Public transit mode supported by CityXplorer, which aids in navigating through cities across Europe and North America
• Can be carried around in pocket or purse and still enjoy the advanced features
• Fuel-efficient navigation with ecoRoute^TM
• 4.3″ touchscreen display

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Cheaters, beware! Here’s a gadget that can save a lot of people from frequent paranoia: the Driving Activity Reporter.

It’s a spy/detective in electronic form that can track a vehicle’s activity using a 16-channel GPS receiver attached to it. The Driving Activity Reporter gives a thorough report of speeds, places, and routes traveled by the vehicle. The data regarding location is stored on the gadget’s built-in flash memory with a capacity of 100 hours of driving activity.

Once you detach it from the vehicle, you connect the gadget to your PC’s USB port. Then the software provides you the exact location visited, speed, time, and date via animated digital street maps. You can also use Google Earth to study the data when you need exact satellite pictures of the areas visited by the vehicle. It uses two AAA batteries for a three-week operation.

This reporter is ideal for parents who are anxious to know about the whereabouts of their kids, It’s also useful for people who suspect that their husbands or wives are seeing somebody else.

Interested in this gadget? Then be ready to shell out $229.95. It may be worth your penny.

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People on the go like me (and perhaps you) are so used to doing multiple tasks simultaneously. It’s the essence of the word multitasking. When I’m driving at work, I take a lot of calls, usually from my business contacts. But it’s a bit worrisome when you’re out of focus. You’ll never know what would happen when your one hand is on the steering wheel and the other is reaching for the phone that has been ringing for years. Of course, it’s hard to resist the urge to answer the phone, especially if it’s an important call.

Good thing there’s the new and improved Vibrating Bluetooth Bracelet. This nifty device vibrates when you have a phone call. What’s more, the bracelet displays caller ID information, so you know who’s calling and if it’s an important call. Priced at $26, this gadget has a charging time of three hours and standby time of a maximum of 100 hours.

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