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Review: Powermat Home & Office Mat, Portable Mat
Powermat's wireless charging mats allow you to power up your devices without fiddling with cables and connectors. But if you want to use it with your iPhone or iPod touch, it fetches a premium price.
Review: Scosche IDR650m earphones
While looks and features are just fine, the IDR650m earphones aren’t quite the sound investment the price might suggest, though you can find them significantly discounted online.
Review roundup: Bluetooth speakers
Bluetooth speakers let you stream music from your iPhone, iPod touch, or Mac, and can even act as a Bluetooth speakerphone. We took a look at five Bluetooth speaker systems to see how each fares.
Review: JVC HA-S650 headphones
Most headphones for use while you're out and about are in-ear models, but the HA-S650 offers an over-ear headband design.
Review: Bluelounge Refresh
If you struggle to find not only your phone but its charger, and have plenty of gadgets and gizmos that regularly require juice, then the Bluelounge Refresh is well worth a look.
Review roundup: E-book readers
The number of high-quality e-readers available is mushrooming. We tested seven and gave our highest marks to one that might surprise you.
Review: Sony Reader Touch Edition PRS-600 e-book reader
With the addition of ePub support, the Sony Reader Touch Edition shapes up as a formidable competitor to Amazon's Kindles.
Review: Barnes and Noble Nook e-book reader
Poky performance issues prevent us from making an unqualified recommendation of this e-book reader.
Review: Sony Reader Pocket Edition PRS-300 e-book reader
The Sony Reader Pocket Edition delivers mainstream e-book features in a highly portable package at a great price.
Review: Interead Cool-ER e-book reader
From its aspirational brand name to its hip tinted metallic case, Interead's Cool-ER e-book reader clearly strives to distinguish itself from the black-and-gray competition
Review: Foxit eSlick Reader e-book reader
This e-book reader is curiously named because the e-book reader is decidedly unslick, with a utilitarian appearance that lacks the elegance of competing e-book readers.
Review: Astak EZ Reader PocketPro e-book reader
The Astak EZReader PocketPro has lots of great features for its price, but they don't make up for poor font options and subpar usability.
Review: Amazon Kindle DX e-book reader
Though the Kindle DX is an impressive e-book reader, its high price will likely turn off some prospective buyers.
Review: Amazon Kindle e-book reader
While Amazon has made some successful enhancements to its e-book reader, other tweaks fall flat or miss the mark entirely.
Review: TomTom iPhone Car Kit
Glenn Fleishman reviews TomTom's add-on iPhone Car Kit.
Review: Sennheiser CX 200 Street II earphones
The Sennheiser CX 200 Street II earphones offer a way to buy into a quality brand without breaking the bank.
Review: Cygnett GroovePlatinum earphones
Good but not exceptional budget-priced earphones.
Review: Jabra Halo headphones
If you’re looking for nonearbud headphones to handle music and calls—but primarily music—the Halo is a good choice
Review: Jawbone Prime
Aliph's latest Bluetooth headset, the Jawbone Prime, is a compact, stylish model available in a variety of colors. Its noise-reduction technology is impressive, but it's not the best headset for volume level and call-reception quality.
LittleSnapper shines at screenshot management
LittleSnapper is a handy utility for taking screenshots, but it really shines at managing them. It's like iPhoto for screenshots.
Review: Plantronics Voyager Pro
Plantronic's Voyager Pro Bluetooth headset is designed with performance in mind. Peter Cohen takes it for a spin and discovers, finally, an outstanding Bluetooth headset, though one that won't win many fashion awards.
Review: Dexim AV Dock Station with Remote Control
At $80, Dexim's AV Dock Station with Remote Control is a more affordable solution for remotely controlling an iPod or iPhone to a TV than anything Apple offers.
Review: iDive 300 iPod/iPhone underwater case
The iDive 300 is designed to let you use your iPod or iPhone underwater, all the way down to 300 feet--well below the depth to which a recreational scuba diver can descend.
SoundClip
If you watch a lot of video on your iPhone, or play games in landscape mode, the SoundClip keeps your hand from blocking the iPhone's speaker and actually makes audio sound louder.
Review: Focal XS iPod/computer speaker system
Focal's XS is high-performance audio system that works with both iPods and your computer's digital-audio signal. Although it's expensive, you're paying for that flexibility as well as an attractive, iMac-matching design.
Review: Boston Acoustics Duo-i
If you've got room on your nightstand or desk, the chunky Duo-i is an impressive iPod clock radio.
Scosche Passport
If your older iPod accessory won't charge your new iPod or iPhone, Scosche's passport is a good alternative to replacing the entire system.
iPhone case roundup: Grab bag
iPhone cases come in many materials and styles. In this week's case roundup, we look at a transparent shell, a reflective covering, and a leather wallet.
iPhone 3G Case Roundup: Luxury leather
If luxurious leather is your material of choice, here are four iPhone 3G cases that might appeal to you.
BudFits
If you're happy with the sound of Apple's stock earbuds but wish they fit better, BudFits can make them more comfortable and secure for less than the price of an iTunes album download.

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