The Laser TV.

I'd love to win those Rocketfish speakers for my parents.

Anything sounds good, but it's too bad I don't have an XBOX 360...

Any of them. Engadget is the best.

But this is about face-to-face communication. The younger generation has IMs and text messages, but most do not have any practical experience in actual conversations. Sure, the technology is new, but that doesn't mean few people are using it. IMs can be downloaded very easily, and text messages are a standard feature for every phone plan, not just Sidekicks.

Can I hate people with it? Yea, I totally want one then...

2004: http://www.engadget.com/2004/04/29/steve-jobs-says-it-again-no-video-ipod/
You were hoping that it wasn't true. Yea, Jobs was lying. And who says you can't watch movies while driving???

2005: http://www.engadget.com/2005/06/24/first-itunes-phone-ready-to-go/
If a phone doesn't play mp3s, no one has it. Although phones with iTunes are still rare to find on the street, it convinced cell phone makers to have some music functionality.

2006: http://www.engadget.com/2006/09/12/itunes-7-with-itunes-movie-store-announced/
iTunes is slowly taking every form of media distribution and making it their own. Of course, having TV shows is awesome too.

Of course an HD-DVD drive. Probably get a few more wireless controllers. And a few faceplates.

Crappy Dell Inspiron B130.

A Planon Docupen.