E71’s brighter sibling
Nokia E72
The Nokia E72 builds on the formula from Nokia’s most successful QWERTY keyboard device, the Nokia E71. The main highlight is probably the new email function that enables you to manage multiple email accounts from just one interface. There is also a Mail for Exchange option, which gives you access to your email, calendar, contacts and task data. Features include a new Optical Navi Key, 5 meg autofocus camera, A-GPS with compass and Ovi Maps, up to 16GB storage in a microSD memory card, USB, and Bluetooth.

Slide to affordability
Samsung C5130
Here’s an entry level slider from Samsung that comes enabled for 3G. There aren’t too many features, except for a music player, FM radio, 1.3 meg camera and MicroSD card support. You can access up to eight social networking sites from the Home, and network with all your contacts, just in one slide.
Rs 6,200

Upping your gaming experience
Creative Sound Blaster
As the name goes, the Arena Surround USB Gaming Headset is powered by Silencer technologies that help you turn a deaf ear to ambient noise and give crystal clear voice commands while you play. The headset comes with plush ear cups designed to provide maximum comfort and a 3D surround sound effect. The VoiceFX technology in the headphones offers 18 options that range from Aliens to Orc.
Rs 6,999

Switch to saving mode
Toshiba Portégé T130
The ultra-thin notebooks are as high on style as they are on performance. With a battery backup of 11+ hours on a single charge, the Portege features an energy saving LED backlit High Definition (HD) screen with Toshiba Clear Super View (CSV) technology. A 3-D axis monitoring system detects free falls, shock or vibration and rapidly prepares the drive head for impact, protecting the valuable data and the hard disk drive. It also allows you to charge your mobile phone, MP3 player or other electronics, even when the notebook is switched off.
Rs 50,990

Tracking your keys
Amkette trackball keyboard
The new integrated wireless trackball keyboard features a Power Saving Circuit which switches the keyboard off automatically if not in use for 4 minutes. The Optical Trackball features scroll wheel and two sets of right and left buttons. Ten Multimedia hotkeys to access the Internet and a key to access Windows Media Player are positioned on the top.
Rs 2,995

Wear fashion on your ears!
Audio Technica ATH-CK6W
They come in a variety of eye-catching colours and styles that are especially designed to fit women. Their appeal isn’t just on the outside – the headphones are designed to offer outstanding sound, while being portable and fun to wear. The ultra-light in-ear headphones are available in metallic silver, blue, green and pink, and include three interchangeable loop support pieces to ensure a secure fit for any wearer. They come with cord wraps to keep the headphone cord organized and tangle-free.
$99 approx

Quietest ever?
Bose Quietcomfort 15
Here’s what Bose claims to be its best-performing, quietest headphones ever - a result of more than 30 years of continuous Bose research in noise reduction technology. With proprietary electronics approach to active noise reduction, Bose has placed microphones both inside and outside the ear cup. Bose says the electronics system better senses the sound in almost any environment and then more effectively measures, compares and reacts to the noise – instant by instant – to produce an opposing cancellation signal.
Rs 16,763

Double take
INTEX IN 6611 Ace
The phone provides a GSM + GSM dual SIM support and the comfort of QWERTY keypad. Presence of preloaded Opera Mini web browser gives a flawless and quick web browsing and mailing experience. It also has a dual camera, mobile tracker, auto call recorder, answering machine, extendable memory up to 4 GB, FM radio, Audio & Video player, Bluetooth with 2ADP, USB – PC Connectivity, and long lasting battery. Rs 4,700