Cell Phones
1. Samsung MM-A700
www.sprintpcs.com ($400)
Feature rich, even for a loaded Sprint PCS phone, the A700 has voice recognition and a 1-megapixel camera and camcorder, plus news, sports and weather in streaming video
2. BlackBerry 7100t
www.t-mobile.com ($300)
RIM's BlackBerry may have a corporate following, but the latest is business casual. It juggles personal and work e-mail and is small enough to fit in your pocket
3. Sony Ericsson S710
www.cingular.com ($400)
When swiveled shut, the 710 looks like one of Sony's Cyber-shot cameras. It shoots like one too, with 1-megapixel resolution and a slot for a Memory Stick card
4. Motorola V710
www.verizonwireless.com ($320)
A major leap forward for Verizon Wireless, this is the carrier's first phone to combine true voice recognition with a speakerphone and wireless connectivity for headsets
5. Motorola HS820 Bluetooth Headset
www.hellomoto.com ($80)
Cut the wired headset cord with Motorola's Bluthtooth enabled earpiece