Apple never ceases to amaze. Their latest innovation is a perfect example of why. The Apple Time Capsule, available in either 500GB or 1TB models, is a wireless back-up hard drive that seamlessly integrates with Leopard’s Time Machine application. It’s 802.11n Wi-Fi insures the best wireless connection range and the highest transfer speeds available, not to mention future-proofing your investment. The Time Capsule is the perfect no-hassle back-up solution, and it’s even compatible with your Windows machine. The device also works great as a wireless hard drive, enabling you to store and retrieve information from any computer on the same network. It’s protected with industry-standard encryption, including WPA/WPA2 and 128-bit WEP.

Buy: $499

The Linksys WRT330N Wireless Gaming Router connects you to your home network, ties your Ethernet gadgets together at gigabit speeds using the 4-port full-duplex 10/100/1000 switch, and routs the whole network to your high-speed ‘net connection. A network optimizer helps make your online gaming experience run more smoothly, prioritizing the data that’s most important for maximum performance. It runs up to 12 times faster than wireless G, and features 128-bit encryption to protect the sensitive stuff. Gamers take note!

Buy for $159.99

Aquavision is taking TV to new extremes with a 57-inch waterproof television for the shower/bath, and the outlandish TV/towel rack combo. For both models, the television screen looks like a mirror when the unit is turned off. This should be quite exciting for anyone so addicted to the tube that they can’t fold the towels without checking out who’s getting sent back to Hell on Reaper or what exotic disease-of-the-week is festering in a halpless patient on House. Too bad the writer’s strike is on, eh? You’ll just have to soak in the tub and watch Jim “Mad Money” Cramer rant about the stock exchange.

Contact Aquavision for price information.

You don’t have to live in space-challenged NYC to apprecite this great, compact shower mirror. Your days of blindly shaving and hoping for the best are over with this suction-placed shower mirror from TinyLiving.com. This is made of stainless steel and has space for two razors and shaving cream. Did we mention it’s fog-free? That’s the best part of the package, for our money.

Buy for $21.95

Sick of tweaking those digital photos with your mouse? Do you like to draw, animate, or manipulate images? The Wacom Cintiq raises the bar for precision, ease of use, and getting rid of your sore mousing hand problems forever. Express keys and touch strips let you toggle between a variety of functions including drawing, editing, even surfing the web using the pen as your mouse. Using the pressure-sensitive pen, you work directly on your image as it appears the screen of this tablet. This Mac and Windows-compatible tablet props up like a cavas, can be put flat on a desk, or rests comfortably in your lap. These are available in a variety of sizes from small and handy to desk-hogging. The one pictured has an active area of 17.0 x 12.75.

Buy $2499.99

Today marks the beginning of the biggest week in gadgets all year.  All the big names, and many of the small ones, will release their latest and greatest gadgets today– and GearCrave’s got our eyes on the prize.  Stay tuned to GearCrave for all the CES news and updates to feed your techno fix.  We’ll keep you up-to-date on all the gadget releases as they happen.  So stick around, GearCravers.  Be sure to grab our RSS feed for up-to-the-minute news.

The Logitech Harmony One is yet another CES 2008 gadget with a touch screen. This one is a remote control replacement, letting you ditch up to 15 other remotes in favor of this one. The touchscreen lets you select a variety of functions; “watch a DVD” , “Listen to music” and “Watch TV” are all in there and give you access to the deeper control features you’ll need. We have all sorts of extreme sports, finally someone has created a gizmo that can be safely branded Extreme Couch Potato. One day in the near future, Logitech will devise something that works exactly like this, but with no buttons at all–it will read your brainwaves instead. Til then, this lovely $250 uber-remote control will do nicely, thanks.

More at Logitech.

The Consumer Electronics Show 2008 in Vegas hasn’t even officially kicked off yet,and already cool gadget news is trickling from Sin City. Among the early reporters is this sweet iLuv combo DVD/iPod player. We love the integrated iPod slot, and while we’d never encourage you do to anything illegal, this sort of setup does seem to have an appeal to a certain sort of person who might connect a DVD player to a laptop. The player lets you view iPod video onscreen just like an ordinary DVD, so it does have its handy legit uses, too. All those TV show downloads via iTunes and Amazon are now much more accessible for home use, and with a price tag set below $200, this is awfully tempting. This is slated to drop in March.

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Looking for something to aspire to? Some people say “I want to be rich enough to sleep on a bed of money”, but now you can set your sights on the gold standard with this 24-karat gold remote control from Lantic Systems. The Danish company announced it would begin shipping the Gold RC-1 in December ‘07, and controls televisions, DVD players, and there’s a button labeled “Internet”. The boring non-precious metals version of this retails at over a grand. Try and guess how much the gold one costs, and whatever figure you came up with, add a zero. This sucker costs a staggering $55,000. But it DOES have that “Internet” button.

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Ditch that crummy old coffee pot, your morning ritual needs a major upgrade. The Fusion Company presents this elegant high-fashion coffee maker from Rowenta Germany. It has a three-position locking lid, a removable filter, and best of all, a pause button! Yes–now you can get that one cup of hot, fresh coffee right from the machine AND get the rest of the pot brewed without making a gawdaful mess. Who says “pause” is only for your DVD player? Designed with style and class by Jasper Morrison.

Buy for $175