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The latest product from the famous Japanese watch importer Tokyoflash is called Kisai Escape C – it’s a stylish gizmo described as a “revolutionary new Bluetooth fashion accessory”.

Good news for all the fans of gadgets and sport. Now you can combine that wireless USB soccer mouse with a pair of stereo headphones in the same sporty and geeky style.

For those of you who enjoyed that LEGO-Style MP3 Player that we have covered in the past, here’s a nice pair of earphones that will look great together with that audio player.

This portable peanut-shaped USB speaker allows you to play music from a wide variety of audio sources and it comes with a built-in web camera as a nifty little bonus feature.

The iHat is a warm and cozy beanie with a built-in speaker. Simply hook it up to your iPod, iPhone or any other audio player using a standard 3.5mm stereo audio plug.

This small dish-shaped USB speaker connects to portable audio players, laptops and other products using a standard 3.5mm stereo audio plug, and it uses “sonar” technology to produce and deliver the sound picture to the listener.

Great news for all the fans of panda style gadgets liked the Panda Skull USB Drive from Solid Alliance and the Baby Panda USB Flash Drive – a new USB powered panda stereo speaker has now been released.

This illuminated desktop speaker / USB hub combo is powered via your computer’s USB port and features three USB 2.0 compliant ports.

This illuminated tube is actually an external and portable sound card. Simply hook it up to your PC via USB and you can then plugin your headphones, speakers or microphone.

These cubic mini speakers comes with a built-in rechargeable battery that lasts up to 8 hours. The wireless Bluetooth technology allows you to stream the music from your iPhone or iPod.

This splash proof speaker uses wireless technology to make it easy for you to bring the music from an iPod or other MP3, or from the the built-in FM radio, player into your bathroom.

This latest USB turntable model from Ion is quite similar to the one from Veho that was released last year. Simply plug it into the nearest USB port and you are ready to start converting your old vinyls to digital files.