The “Daily System” whiteboard from Pottery Barn is equipped with an iPod dock, allowing you to play music through the board’s integrated speakers and charge the player at the same time. It is also possible to charge laptops, cell phones, PDAs and other devices.

This new modular component, designed as a single unit, has a whiteboard on one side and storage cubbies with a power cord on the other. Each Daily System modular component slides onto a wall-mounted stainless-steel rod (sold separately), so you can easily move or add each piece.

The corkboard displays photos and notes. The letter bin doubles as a magazine rack. The magnetic chalkboard and whiteboard calendar organize to-do lists and important dates. The magnetic chalkboard comes with eraser, chalk and six magnets. The office organizer has three hooks for keys, plus a slot for pens and office supplies and a ledge for photos and collections. Crisscrossing ribbons hold cards and notes in place on our linen pinboard.

The Smart iPod Speaker Station with Whiteboard is available in black, white or espresso stain for $149 over at the Pottery Barn website.

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The INFO Live bracelet concept is one of the entries for the Next-Gen PC Design competition. The touch-controlled device acts both as a fashion accessory and a data organizer with internet connection capabilities.

INFO Live is an data organizer for connected internet world. It is able to transfer data information to any hardware and person any moment in time of need. In addition, it has a powerful information update system that alerts user of incoming information, e.g. email, documents, photos , video & etc in terms of ionic representation.

More photos and info about the INFO Live at Next-Gen PC Design website.

(TechPin via Gearfuse)

Men.style.com put together a list of the top 9 most idiotic gear combos.

Seen above is the Fossil FX2008 – a wrist PDA watch powered by the Palm OS platform. Described as “a revolutionary personal organizer cleverly disguised as a stylish wristwatch.”

The baby of the Moppel family has arrived just in time for Christmas.

The Baby Moppel ($25) stands just 4-3/4 inches tall and uses 3 x AA batteries, or it can be powered via the USB port on your computer.

His bulbous head glows with 7 colors that rotate automatically making him a great mood enhancer. An alligator clip left hand is a little grabby when it comes to memos, but handy when you’re trying to remember that appointment. A magnetic right hand and a clip on his back are perfect for posing the Baby Moppel in just about any way you can imagine.

(Via Popgadget)

This lovely little robot will not only keep you company on your desk at work or at home, he will also organize the stuff you have laying around, and make sure you wake up in time.

He stands atop your table or desk and is poseable, with bendable arms and legs. His “hands” are clips that can hold memos or photos. Clock has quartz movement, sweep second hand, and a “beeping” alarm function. Time/alarm settings on back. Includes 1 button-cell battery. Metal. 8″ high.

The Robot Desk Alarm Clock is available at Catalog Favorites for $25.

(Via Gizmodude)

Tower of Clips ($35) is a handy organizer designed by Barbara Flanagan.

The clip tower is made of remnant steel and can hold pens, pencils, papers, photos, and other desktop accessories. Size: 12.5in. H x 3.5in. H.

(Via acquire)