A world’s first, the MOTOACTV by Motorola ($300) is a GPS fitness tracking and a smart MP3 player all in one. Equipped with Accusense technology, it tracks the time, distance, speed and calories while walking, running and cycling. It also comes with a free downloadable app that links the MotoACTV with your phone so you can receive text messages and calls while on the move. Even more, the MotoACTV’s smart music player can learn your preferred tracks to get that extra boost of energy on the trail.

These ¾-inch diameter Cranky Pressman Inspector Stamps ($23.00) were used by train conductors and health inspectors back in the day. And now, it’s being produced again for those people who work away from their desk. Each self inking stamp comes with key ring and a plastic cap cover with a little inkpad in the bottom of the cap – making it a “take it wherever you go” trinket. The Inspector Stamp is customizable with your own logo, design or artwork.

You see something photo-worthy and immediately take out you camera. You then take your position and shoot away. A smile beams from your face, satisfied with the shots you took, until you realize, “Where again did I place my damn lens cap?” Never worry about the whereabouts of your lens cap ever again with the Lens Cap Strap Holder ($18). The holder slides onto your camera strap like threading a buckle, making it effortless to incorporate into your gear. Your lens cap snaps onto the holder with the same strong grip that attaches it to your camera’s lens; letting you shoot to your heart’s content without having to worry where you last placed your lens cap.

VIZIO, the leader in viewing technology, makes it possible to have your very own cinema right inside your home. With its CinemaWide HDTV ($TBA), you can have that movie theater experience even if you’re simply watching your favorite Blu-ray. View your favorite films in their prime form – the way they are meant to be watched – in 21:9 Cinema aspect ratio sans the black bars. The video takes up the entire screen for your optimal viewing pleasure. The CinemaWide HDTV also supports 3D formats and internet apps to cement its position as the ultimate entertainment medium. So move away from the primitive boob tube, the silver screen can now be perched into your living rooms thanks to VIZIO.

Voted as the Best D-SLR Professional Camera in the 2011 TIPA (Technical Image Press Association) Awards, the Pentax 645D ($10,000) is a must have for professional photographers. Its 40 megapixel medium format CD sensor provides a top resolution of 7264 x 5440 pixels, making it ideal even for the largest of print sizes, without compromising the image quality. The magnesium alloy body of the camera is weather-sealed, making it an optimal choice for outdoor and location photography. Even better, this cameras lens compatibility works with new D-FA autofocus lenses as well as with older 645 lenses, ensuring a wide selection of Pentax glass for a wide range of results.

Riders are now rocking the Burton Moto ($150) than any other boot in the planet. No one can blame them because of the simplicity and comfort the boot provides. With its Speed Zone Lacing System, users can customize the fit of the upper and lower zones of the boot in seconds – giving a lightning fast lacing control. The heat-moldable Imprint liner offers a custom glove-like comfort and fit. Take boarding to a whole new level with the Moto.

The FuBar Demolition Bar 55-134 ($20) is the latest addition to Stanley’s line of top-grade functional hand tools. The Demolition Bar does exactly what its name denotes – it is the perfect deconstruction instrument. Whether you need to cut, slice, pry (it possesses the power of a crowbar), or pull nails, the 14-inch handy tool is for you. It’s easy to weild and performas reliably even in the toughest situations.

Dr. Mark Brickley schools you on electronics with the use of a compact mint box. Whether you’re taking up a course or training related to electronics, or if you’re simply an electronics nut, you’ll find the Minty Geek ($25) to be both fun and educational. It came to fruition when Dr. Brickley brought his home-built “Electronics lab 101″ kit into work and challenged his lab assistants to complete it in an afternoon. Of course, they didn’t have a fighting chance in conquering the mint box as they have had 0 training and the prototype model had no instructions along with it. Where the assistants failed, Dr. Brickly prevailed as it spawned the idea of sharing the Minty Geek with the world; educating one electronics noob at a time.

When somebody tells you to go and take a hike, you might as well do it right. And there’s just one way to go about in doing just that. For the outdoor experience, there is only one option – the SylvanSport Go Camper Trailer ($8,000). The SylvanSport Go is an adventure trailer that can be effortlessly towed by even the smallest of cars because of its light 800-lbs. frame. It’s easily maneuverable into any road, garage, or parking space. And perhaps best of all, the tent can be set up in mere minutes; storing it would take as much as well. It’s like the Transformers of tents as it can change from a mere trailer to a comfortable and secure camp in no time. The Go was imagined, designed, engineered, created and assembled in America; therefore, its quality, stability, and durability is unquestionable.

Streaming colossal amounts of media to your television has never been this convenient. The Roku Streaming Stick ($TBA) allows your television to be the ultimate platform for entertainment. Hundreds upon hundreds of channels – including Netflix, Hulu Plus, Amazon Instant Video, Crackle, and HBO GO, among many others – are easily accessed with the portable stick (it’s much like a USB) that works with virtually any TV. It is powered by Mobile High Definition Link (MHL) to give you access to Roku’s wide array of services and applications. Plug it to your TV to enjoy nonstop streaming of your favorite viewing pleasures.