It looks like that totally wireless future we all dreamed about is here. These minuscule earbuds connect to Kleer-compatible music players — there aren't many yet, but hopefully more folks will begin using the technology — and receive music wirelessly. In fact, the earbuds aren't even tethered to each other. They're just hanging out. These things will be available in the next few months, but you can start by picking up a Kleer-compatible MP3-player... if you can find one.

It's happened to the best of us: you stand up without taking off your headphones and end up almost pulling your laptop off the table. (Hopefully it's "almost!") Even if you don't send your laptop to the floor, the lateral force from on the headphone jack may cause it to bend or even break. The "Replug" fixes that. It attaches to the end of your headphone cable like a tiny extension cable, except its 3.5mm plug is attached by magnets strong enough to hold it in place during typical use, but not so strong they won't disconnect when undue pressure is applied. read more...

I needed some headphones the other day. I was looking for a pair to try to and drown out the background noise at work. So I went down to my local Best Buy, and found a pair of Sony's for about $200. I figured this was the high-end. I mean, $200 for a set of headphones is pretty spendy, right? read more...

Here's a look at the complete Apple iPod lineup that is available this holiday season. If you wanted a refresher on exactly what each iPod model has to offer feature-wise, this is the video to check out – talking about everything from the iPod shuffle, all the way up to the iPhone itself.

Let's be clear - the Onkyo TX-NR905 A/V receiver isn't the lightest device in the world – it weighs in at 54 pounds – but that's just about where the negatives end when it comes to this beast. This thing is like a classic Mustang – all muscle. You can throw anything at it - you know, HD DVD players, game consoles, TiVos, Blu-ray - and expect phenomenal 7.1 surround sound. And we mean pristine. read more...

While there's no doubt Apple sold an insane amount of iPods this holiday season, I'm hoping consumers will be able to see past some of the hype and notice another very capable digital player: Microsoft's new Zune. read more...

The great thing about surround-sound headphones is that you can enjoy those loud, booming movies while not disturbing anyone else around. One of the best pairs of headphones in this category is are the Pioneer SE-DIR800C models. These deliver nice, clear sound, even in action movies, with no audible distortion to be heard. They also stay comfortable on your ears while you sit through multiple full-length movies –that's a rarity. read more...

In this Federated Media Holiday Gadget Guide video post, Andru Edwards of Gear Live takes a look at the Holiday 2007 Microsoft Zune Lineup. In the video we compare the old-school Zune 30 GB with the new Zune 2 lineup - the Zune 80 and the Zune 8. The Zune 80 is a hard drive based Zune, while the Zune 8 and Zune 4 are the new flash based Zune players.