The Victorinox Swiss Army Knife cannot be accused of being behind the times – it now comes with a 1GB detachable MP3 player. Staples include a blade, nail file, and a pair of scissors. The MP3 player comes with an FM radio, voice recorder, a remote control dongle, a jogging arm-band, and supports MP3, WAV, and WMA playback. Check out the features after the jump. Via Random Good Stuff

• A sturdy aluminium Swiss Army Knife with flash based MP3 player and USB drive.
• 1GB memory which can store up to 250 songs.
• A fully featured remote control with 2 earphone jacks and a hold button.
• High quality earphones.
• A digital voice recorder with a built-in microphone.
• Stereo FM radio with recording function.
• A multi-language interface.
• A USB extension cable.
• A blade, a nail file and scissors.
• A rubber and Velcro arm strap so you can listen whilst working out.
• No software required.
• Supported by Windows 2000/XP and Mac 0S X Version 10.2 and higher.
• Requires a rechargeable Lithium Battery (included) that recharges using your USB port.
• A fully charged battery provides up to 8 hours of your listening pleasure.
• Multi-language instruction manual.
• 2 year warranty.
• Size: 7.4 x 2.2 x 2c
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Want to get an Intel Napa laptop for under two grand? Thank AJP for making the M555N. A travel-friendly laptop weighing just 5.5 lb, this baby includes Intel Centrino Core Duo T2400 processor, a full gig of DDR2 RAM and a 100GB SATA hard drive to start you out. Plus, it’s got a 15-inch widescreen display and comes with 128MB of dedicated VRAM. So, you think you won’t get any extras? Think again. Also featured is a 1.3-megapixel digital camera, WiFi, 10/1000 Ethernet, modem, 4-In-1 card reader, FireWire, HDTV output support, S/PDif, 3x USB2.0 ports and a DVD rewriter. Oh, and throw in a 3-year warranty and a free carrying case just for fun, ok? All this for about $1,800.

Napa For Under A Grand [Trusted Reviews]

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This is the iParty, and no, it won’t increase the number of attendants of your shindigs, but it will stream music from your obsolete iPod mini to a stereo player. It has a range of 50 feet and transmits at 864Mhz. Eighty dollars for an accessory for an ancient iPod, good if you own a mini, but don’t go hunting down a mini on eBay for this thing.

iParty [Red Ferret]

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Logitech has jumped into the universal remote control market lately with a line of Harmony controllers. So far these remotes have received mostly praise, except for their generally high price tags. Logitech used the launch of the Xbox 360 as an excuse to produce another excellent remote that supports the media-savvy 360. The remote can control nearly all units of your home theater setup along with the 360, it has a built-in memory to keep track of all of your commonly-used components and power them on and off all together. It has an integrated backlit monochrome screen (boo at no color, but it probably helped the price tag) and retails for around $130.Logitech Harmony Advanced Universal Remote for Xbox 360 Reviewed [eHomeUpgrade]

Product Page [Amazon]

Here’s a tiny GPS receiver from i-Blue that communicates with your Bluetooth-equipped laptop or PDA and it’s pretty smart, too. Even though it has a battery that will operate the unit for 30 hours per charge, it’s polite enough to turn itself off when it’s too far away for Bluetooth reception. Just put this 2.7-inch tall i-Blue PS-3200 on the windshield of your car and it’ll see those sat-birds hovering over the earth. Whenever a Bluetooth-enabled device is nearby, it greets it with a fine how-do-you-do and helps you find your way home. The battery can hold out for 48 hours on standby before quitting. Best of all, the thing costs just $105.

i-Blue GPS Receiver [Mobility Today]

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Looks like SE-World already landed some a pic of what’s supposedly the “k800i,” or what we saw earlier today as the “Wilma.” Not that we have any additional information, but you know we’ll keep you posted.

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