Something unique that caught my eye, so I thought I'd share it with the Kaboodle community.

I used to draw constantly but fell out of practice. This would be more than enough incentive to resume my old hobby (and for this price, I'd be drawing EVERY DAY!)

I originally read about the "Flexus" in PC Magazine (select "See more..." above for the article's location) but haven't been able to find anything online about this phone until today (and that was only a picture). Still, I can't wait until it's on the market...

A must-have if your laptop ever leaves your house.

Looks great and has fantastic sound quality.

My iPod Nano is still in good shape (its only a year old), but a little preventive maintenance goes a long way (and this price is so right)

This product speaks for itself. If you're like me and want a theater-like environment without dealing with others who talk during the movie, this is for you.

The AT&T model offers Opera web browser software, free email and the best voice quality (courtesy of Motorola's "CrystalTalk", which "...uses the phone's microphone to monitor for surrounding noise..."), but this feature is redundant if you use a Jawbone headset (see below).

I've used this both in my car (with the windows down and radio on) and while walking through LAX's crowed terminals, and this works better than anything else currently on the market. It's only drawback is wind noise - other than that, whomever is on the other line will swear you're the only person around.

I've been looking for a universal remote that controls the electronics I already own, and since this one also works with my iPod, it's a winner.

If you love DVD's like I do, then investing in this is a smart move (and yes, it holds HD and Blu-Ray discs as well as standard DVD's).

Who likes polishing their shoes?