Maximize the performance of your wireless home network with the utilization of Cisco Linksys Dual-Band N900 Wireless Router ($200). Anybody connected to the router can surf the web, stream HD videos, and play online games seamlessly at rapid speeds (up to 450 + 450 Mbps) with Cisco’s cutting-edge networking technology. Downloading and transferring files also becomes a much quicker process, and connecting TVs, consoles, and blu-ray players can be done much more conveniently with the router. Multiple users are able to enjoy fast and reliable internet in a wide-ranging and secure connection with Cisco’s impressive hardware.

Confession: As much as we love our standard-issue GC MacBook Pros, we’re peeved at the fact that it only has two USB ports. That said we’re always scouting around the office for an open port to charge our iPads and iPhones. That’s why we’re all lusting over Twelve South’s Twelve South PlugBug ($35) after hearing about it. The PlugBug is a stand-alone charger that can also unsnap to piggy back onto a MacBook’s Power Adapter, making it a dual charger to simultaneously charge MacBook and an iDevice, from one outlet. Not only is the PlugBug great for the office, since you’ll have one less charger to carry and need one less outlet to find, it’s great for travel as well.

Iomega has a great external drive with enough style to hang with the rest of your Mac products. Available in 2TB or 3TB, the Iomega Mac Companion Hard Drive ($215) has a sleek aluminum enclosure and a compact, space-saving design to easily fit on the iMac base or under your Mac monitor. Features include a convenient USP port to charge/sync your iPad, iPod or iPhone, capacity indicator on the front of the drive, and a Protection Suite software with backup and anti-virus protection for your Mac.

Looking for a way to protect your data on the go? Ideal for workplace environment or travel, the Satechi LockDown ($100) is an external hard drive enclosure is made and optimized for safeguarding your essential data with a powerful hardware encryption. It does not require any software installation so it’s ready right out of the box, works independently with all OS and features a capacitance touch keypad and OLED screen that enables you to access the drive and its files with your own unique 4 to 8 digit password. Just the thing for keeping your porn and incriminating photos away from prying eyes.

Maybe they were waiting for HD to become the standard, but Wacom finally decided to add a display into one of their tablets. The Wacom Cintiq 24HD Interactive Pen Display ($2,500) features a large 24-inch display with a 1920×1200 resolution, 178° viewing angle and a 16:10 aspect ratio making it ideal for any  designers, illustrators, animators, video editors and other creative professionals. Along with the beautiful screen, Wacom also increases your productivity by including their most sophisticated pen technology, capable of detective 2048 levels of pen pressure and 40° of tilt, pen with a new Tip Sensor, and adjustable stand customizable Touch Rings to perform time-saving functions such as zooming, scrolling and changing brush size and ten fully customizable ExpressKeys for app short-cuts and modifiers.

If you’re somewhat of a sketch artist and thought of switching from a sketch pad to digital art, now’s your chance. The Inkling Digital Drawing Pen ($200) by Wacom converts your ink drawings into vector or raster graphics thanks to the same tech utilized by their tablets. The Inkling captures natural pen strokes with 1024 levels of sensitivity and works with popular design softwares, including Photoshop, Illustrator, Sketchbook Pro, Correl Draw and more.

The PlayGo USB Kit ($400) gives you rich, stereo sound from your laptop, with no strings attach. This kit features a transmitter that sends 24-bit sound up to 75 feet to audio receiver connected to your home audio kit. Its design features a sleek enclosure machine from Corian, touch-sensitive buttons and a layer of LEDs to add some flair to your audio setup.

Boasting a sharp, angular design, the Orime Laser Mouse from Elecom ($100)  sports a fresh look along inspired by Japanese Origami. Available in black, red, silver, and white, this sexy 5-button peripheral features a safe  invisible 1600 dpi laser that won’t hurt your eyes,  2.4GHz frequency, and a tiny USB transmitter with a range of 32 feet. [source]

Logitech brings touchy-feely fun to PC users with the the Logitech Wireless Touchpad ($50). Once you connect this touchpad to your puter, you’ll enjoy multi-touch navigation that lets you point, scroll and swipe your way around the Web and more. Its has a wireless design and a 5-inch business area that offers lots of room for hand gestures, even for fat fingers.

With the Magic Charger from Mobee ($50), you’ll spend more time working, playing or surfing instead of searching for fresh batteries for your Apple Magic Mouse. This sleek mouse charging station utilizes Inductive Charging technology to recharge your Magic Mouse saving you time and money, while staying green. Simply insert the included battery pack in your Magic Mouse and rest the device on top of the sleek base station.