• Wish list for Geeks on the Go

Reviewed by Wired Product Reviews   ·  November 23, 2010

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Pure Evoke Flow

Is it the future already? Chances are your Wi-Fi signal is stronger than your FM one. So why bother? Take Internet radio anywhere you go with the Flow, a slick, touchscreen, 802.11b-loving tuner that organizes a whole world's worth of stations into a slick GUI. Feeling nostalgic? It's got FM, too. 
$210 | Pure

Nau Fluent Stash Organizational Bag

Made from 100 percent recycled, die-cut wool felt, Nau's origami-style bag packs down small yet opens wide to reveal a multitude of snapping, zipping, and folding pouches. Hang it over the towel bar or fold it back and prop it up on itself; it's as accommodating as a geisha, with way more pockets. 
$80 | Nau Fluent

LaCie MosKeyTo

Just a few years ago, a portable 8-gig drive was the size of a pack of gum. Well, this one's the size of a Chiclet. That is, a Chiclet that can hold about 2,537 copies of Merriam-Webster's Pocket Dictionary. Just keep it away from the candy bowl lest you accidentally swallow your words. 
$28 | LaCie

Matias Folding Keyboard

Measuring just 10 inches long when folded, this full-size portable keyboard adds a new level of usability to your iThings and is the perfect gift for anyone who has ever suffered through the infuriating task of typing a long email on a short touchscreen. 
$70 | Matias | Win the Wish List Bag

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Shure SE425 Earbuds

Don't be fooled by their resemblance to those little white things that came with your iPod, these tiny earbuds boast unmatched audio quality and sound isolation capabilities that block up to 37dbs of ambient noise, not to mention the promise of near indestructibility thanks to a two-year warranty and Kevlar reinforced cord. 
$300 | Shure | Win the Wish List Bag

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Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse

They call it a mouse, but thanks to all its arching and vibrating, the Arc Touch reminds us more of a cat. Flex it and a wireless USB transceiver connects it instantly to your computer from up to 30 feet away. It tracks well on most any surface, and when turned off it's small enough to cram into your pocket. Try that with your kitty. 
$70 | Microsoft

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Planon Docupen X50

Don't be fooled by its diminutive size: This powerful pen scanner can hold up to 100 pages of scanned documents and has Bluetooth capabilities that let you wirelessly send those docs to your Blackberry, laptop, or new Windows 7 phone. Unlike other pen scanners, you aren't forced to painstakingly trace every line — one horizontal sweep scans the whole page, images and all. 
$400 | Planon | Win the Wish List Bag

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Innate Doppio Cappuccino Tumbler

As coffee nerds, we love the slew of cool vacuum cups that have flooded the market in the past few years. But many share the same problem—they're made for a big hit of brewed coffee, not smaller drinks. This pipsqueak sipper keeps your double cappuccino hot and looks cute as the dickens to boot. 
$9 | Innate

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