The incredibly small, wearable music player has a clickable control pad. And VoiceOver tells you the song title or playlist name.

One of the earliest popular DVD releases, Luc Besson's fanciful, visually striking 1997 sci-fi epic The Fifth Element has a surprisingly spare presentation: it includes standard and widescreen aspect ratios, as well as Dolby Digital 5.1 and Stereo Audio in English and Spanish -- and that's it. While both the sound and audio preserve the film's intricate, and often witty, details, it's still a slightly disappointing package; filmographies, a making-of featurette, or even a trailer would make the disc more substantial. Though the film's fans would want it in any DVD version, The Fifth Element deserves a more thoughtful presentation than this, and Columbia TriStar obliged by releasing a deluxe edition in early 2005.

With a wearable, wire-free design, this Sony NWZW273SBLK sports MP3 player enables comfortable use while you swim, work out, play outdoors or engage in other vigorous activities. The 4GB* internal flash memory lets you store plenty of files.

Insignia~ Wireless Mouse: With 2.4GHz wireless technology, this mouse connects to your PC or Mac without creating desktop cable clutter. Optical technology with up to 1600 dpi movement resolution allows precise tracking on a variety of surfaces.