The $299 price point for Nokia’s Booklet 3G seems a bit much for the casual user to pay when you think about it. So it’s good news that Best Buy is now offering the device for $199.99 with a 2-year AT&T Data Connect plan from December 13th and on through the holidays.

You might remember that the Booklet 3G features a 12 hour battery, Windows 7, an Aluminium Body, HD screen with HDMI output and a SIM card slot for internet access. The new price point should see them flying off shelves twice as fast.

If you want to find out about a new device, just check out the FCC. They all pass through those hallowed halls eventually. This time we have some details on the LG XNote LGX30.

This ultrathin laptop features a 11.6-inch 1366 x 768 resolution display and we wouldn’t be surprised to see it at CES 2010. Some other features of the LG XNote LGX30 include: Windows 7, a 3-cell battery, Weighs 1.74 pounds, Bluetooth, Webcam, Solid state drive (SSD), Wi-Fi, GMA500 graphics.

Good speakers cost quite a bit, so why not make sure they fit into your lifestyle? ELAC’s Art Edition FS 247 speakers want to blend in with your environment. These speakers feature a high gloss finish, and can be had in a variety of decorative themes.

The tattoo motifs will also help protect the speakers from scratches. And don’t worry, you aren’t stuck with just one look. They can be removed and switched if you get tired of your current motif. Pricing starts at $1500. Sure, that’s pretty steep, but I’m sure one or two of you out there can afford it and start a club where the pair of you swap motifs and trade stories about how you used to have money.

It must be hard for Jedis to find alarm clocks that match their lifestyle. Not anymore. Check out this alarm clock. The Pocket Size World Time Travel Alarm Clock not only looks like a lightsaber, but it also packs in a calendar, Timer, Temperature display and a 3 LED flashlight.

It will clip right on your Jedi belt and no one will even know. They’ll just think you have an extra lightsaber. Only $14.99. Using the force only gets you so far. A Jedi still needs to know the time.

The crew of the starship Enterprise would like to wish you a happy Hanukkah! If you are celebrating the Festival of Lights, you are probably lighting your own menorah, but nothing as cool and geeky as this.

This my Jewish friends is a Star Trek Pez menorah, which boldly goes where no Menorah has gone before. The candles are actually LED lights. If you want to make one yourself it isn’t that hard.

Dell has announced the world’s smallest fully functional commercial desktop PC in the OptiPlex 780 Ultra Small Form Factor (USFF) PC. This one uses Intel vPro technology and features an Intel Core 2 Duo processor.

Some other features include an integrated Intel GMA 4500 graphics card, up to 4GB RAM, your choice of either a 320GB HDD or a 128GB SSD, an integrated power supply and Windows 7 for an OS. As for connectivity ports, it has VGA, eSATA and DisplayPort.

Lisse just announced a new addition to its MyRacer series, the Lisse MyRacer H10. The design is a bit more traditional than say, the Lisse MyRacer T10 or the Q10.

This player features support for 720p videos, and a variety of video, picture and music formats, as well as a 5-inch WXGA 1280 x 720 display, HDMI output, FM radio, voice recording and built-in speakers.

Looks like we might be able to enjoy 3D Blu-ray movies by next summer. According to NVIDIA’s PR manager for the UK and Northern Europe, Ben Berraondo, the Blu-ray Association has finally agreed on the details of 3D Blu-ray.

NVIDIA’s 3D Vision Technology will be able to display this new standard, but most of us would need to upgrade our existing hardware as many HDTVs run at a 60Hz refresh rate, while 3D films require a refresh rate of 120Hz. I’m still not sure this 3D thing isn’t just a fad, but I guess no one wants to miss out, so every company is jumping on the bandwagon.

Got wood? Then ease up on the Viagra. I kid, I kid. But if you want some natural wood earbuds, Fuubi is offering a pair of canal-types. They use wood similar to what’s used in furniture and crafts.

The earphones boast that they will deliver great quality over a wide range of music, as the enclosed structure reduces ambient noise and sound leakage. There’s nothing worse than sound leaking from your ears. They even feature a 24k gold-plated 3.5mm stereo mini-plug. They cost about $39 in Japan.

If you placed your order during the pre-sales period in September for the ODROID, you should start seeing it appear in your mailboxes anytime now since they are now shipping. The 833MHz device comes with a bunch of cables, additional hardware and all of the documentation you will need to start filling it with games that don’t look all that exciting.

Games like Speed Forge 3D. You’ll also get 720p output via HDMI. You can still place your orders for $349, which will ship within 5 days.

This washable keyboard is of course waterproof. WetKeys entire range is waterproof in fact. Several of them are also wireless and feature Bluetooth, along with an integrated touchpad so you won’t need a mouse.

Depending on the model you want, the WetKeys keyboards will cost you anywhere from $50 up to nearly $200. If you are in the market for this, you must either spill a lot of drinks or work in a water-sprinkler factory. Or maybe you just want to work while taking a bath.

Want to scare any guests away before they even enter your home? This Welcome Mat will do just that, by weighing them before they can ring the doorbell. No one likes to be reminded of what they weigh after all. The question is, are they fit enough to enter your home?

This scale will tell you. Your mother and ex wife will leave you in peace at long last. And you will encourage dieting. Don’t worry, we think this is a gag, not a real product.

Bamboo wood is finding its way into more and more products in all sorts of industries. This is due to the fact that it looks good, is strong, and grows very fast. Bamboo has been used to cover notebooks before with good effect and Foxconn has announced a couple PC cases with bamboo covering.

One of the cases is the Bamboo One mid-tower case. The front bezel of the case is made from bamboo, as is the side vent cover. The wood looks really good but they should have cut the drive bay covers from the same piece so the grain and color matched.

We all know that Vertu has some very nice looking phones that tend to focus more on style and fashion than performance and features. If you are the sort that likes the Vertu line, you may be wishing there were accessories to go along with the handsets.

Vertu has announced the V collection that includes a slick Bluetooth headset, a memory card reader, and a pen. The Bluetooth headset stores in a case that looks more like a pen than a headset. It has an articulating earpiece and works with any Bluetooth device.

The computer mouse has been the input device of choice for a long time now in the computer world. There are other mouse alternatives, but odds are most of us use a traditional mouse. If you like the traditional mouse but would like something a bit different and more ergonomic, the Jelfin mouse may be perfect for you.

The Jelfin mouse is a ball-shaped mouse that is covered with a gel material. The gel material makes the mouse more comfortable and the maker says you can squeeze it like a stress ball. Sensitivity is 1000 dpi.