After just a few hours on this gaming table, you’ll be running circles around your competitors like a 12-year-old trash-talker on a pixie stix high.  Before you start yelling “noob” and “mother pwner” into your gaming headset, let’s learn a little more.  The Gaming Table by Digital Edge is prepped for three 21″ monitors, a racer steering wheel, a joystick and accelero pedal, your gaming keyboard and even a printer (who knows what you need a printer for…).  Turn this baby on, IM your clan and start up a string of headshots– this is the gaming table to end all gaming tables.  Word to the wise– don’t ever let your girlfriend see this. [via]

Buy: $380

One thing is certain– Bose makes some aurally exciting sound gear for the home theater environment. One of the latest is the Bose 3·2·1 Series III DVD home entertainment systems. These systems, which include a DVD player and AM/FM radio, keep it simple for those who want to make use of just three wires and a remote control.  The upgraded option of the 3·2·1 systems even offers the ability store up to 200 hours of digital music. And yes, for your videophiles, there’s HDMI output so you don’t leave your HD viewing experience out in the cold… [via]

Buy: $1,500

Its not natural for a camera, let alone a point-and-shoot, to get pulses rising– but the new Wi-Fi enabled cameras from Nikon appear to do just that.  The COOLPIX S610c is Nikon’s sixth generation of wireless cameras, providing wireless connectivity to online digital storage and the ability to instantly email photos.  The COOLPIX S610c is not just some consumer toss-off.  This baby features a 10MP sensor and a quick start-up time of 0.7 seconds, ready to capture an image from your life in a heartbeat.  Just point, click and send your flashes of inspiration to friends, family– even your photoblog.

Buy: $330

When building your own home theater, simplicity can be a tall order.  Chances are that your living room will be a mess of cables, wall attachments and remote controls.  Fortunately, the fellows at Sony have an option that might make things a bit easier on you: the Sony BRAVIA Theatre RHT-G500. This integrated stand does a lot more than support your 32- to 40-inch Sony television– it acts as a 3.1-channel sound system with its built-in speakers and amplifier.   Beyond your TV, the RHT-500 includes audio inputs for your Blu-ray player or next gen gaming console, plus HDMI inputs for easy connectivity to your television. This clean setup will not only save you some space, but may also trick your girlfriend into thinking you are actually an organized guy…

Buy: $TBD

The classic clock radio needs a facelift before we’ll consider letting it sit bedside. The Sonoro Cubo Radio, available in a variety of finishes such as the wood grain pictured above, is just the kind of facelift we desire. It’s making its American debut at Saks Fifth Avenue, a pillar of quality in its own right. This AM/FM radio has smooth, curved corners encasing the metallic faceplate control console. There’s even an auxiliary input connection in case you feel tempted to mate the Cubo with your iPod…

Buy: $350

Audiophiles and design buffs alike are getting pretty excited about the Davone Rithm speakers.  Hell, so are we! This smoothly curved speaker has some serious sound behind it, sporting a 1-inch dome tweeter placed in the center of an 8-inch woofer. Even if the sound hardware doesn’t impress (which it does, according to reports), we’d still want a set of these just to show off. The Danish design touches of the Rithm provide a minimalist look built from specialized wood molding techniques. The look and performance of the Davone Rithm will surely be turning heads at your next cocktail party… [thanks cnet]

Buy: $TBA

Forget about hiring that lazy caddy or renting a golf cart which always breaks down. You golf in style, my man, using the Stewart F1 Lithium to carry your clubs in high tech fashion. This motorized golf trolley from Stewart Golf with integrated LCD screen and wireless control system will follow you around the course, awing your competitors and perhaps making them miss a few swings as they stare. A three part folding chassis lets you easily support your custom golf bag and, as Stewart says, it can be folded to fit in the front bin of even the smallest Porsche 911. [via]

Buy: £2,500.00

When wimpy little pocket cameras and DSLRs can’t do it for you, consider a bump up to the Leaf AFi 10 camera system. This is just quite planly a monster of a digital camera – an effective 56-megapixels, medium-format frame support, a “wide frame” sensor which covers a 6×6 area and internal sensor rotation technology for getting that 56mm shot in both landscape and portrait modes at the touch of a button. This baby ain’t cheap, but if you need those really high quality shots it might be worth it. [via]

Buy: $43,675

If you detest using a VoIP headset which makes you look like a telephone operator, IPEVO has a nice looking and inexpensive headset for you. The IPEVO ST4RT Universial Headset is a simple plug-and-play solution to offer two way communications with friends over popular messaging services like AOL AIM and Skype. It has a special opening in the mouthpiece to cut down those annoying echos and works with PCs or Macs. Now you can chat the VoIP talk without feeling like a geek.

Buy: $15