Dec 4, 2007 12:00 AM

Gear Gallery: iClones, Desktop Hi-Fi and Left-Handed Mouse

Browse this week's Wired News gadget reviews for Verizon's slick touchscreen options, computer speakers that keep the party going all night and more of the latest tech.

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80GB Zune One Small Step for Media Players One Giant Leap For Zune

WildCharger Juices Up Your Gadgets … Kind Of

Nespresso Latissima Taking You To Higher Grounds

Kuller Aux Out 400 Packs More Punch Than Barrel Full of Fraziers

Metrokane V1 Decanter Keeps Wine Fresh BAC Up

Pek Supremo Wine Steward Preserve Your Wine One Shot of Argon At a Time

Angelshare SingleBottle Cellar The Thrill of Chill

Panasonic HDCSD5 Solid State Totally Solid

Sidekick LX It's Good But It Ain't Great

Kodak EasyShare V1253 Champagne Performance 6Pack Price

Pantech Duo Harvey Dent's Phone Has Arrived

JVC Everio GZHD3U Full HD Video Not So Much

Actiontec MegaPlug AV 200Mbps Ethernet Adapter

Sony LocationFree Base Station LFV30 Fling Your Slingbox Into the Ocean

Fujitsu U810 Tablet PC Did Frodo Lose His Notebook

Olympus Stylus 790 SW ampmdash Compact Shooter Nearly as Tough as Nails

Gateway C120X Tablet PC Let's Do The Twist

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