(A) With rubberized corners and shockproof innards, GOVIDEO's OFF-ROAD DVD player can handle even Texas-scale turbulence. $250; 800-736-7679, www.govideo.com(B)OAKLEY's THUMP elegantly tucks a 256MB digital music playerholding about four hours' worth of tunesinto a pair of sport-ready shades. $495; 800-431-1439, www.oakley.com(C)BUSHNELL's NIGHTHAWK takes the clunk factor out of night-vision gear with 14 infrared diodes coupled with a swiveling LCD view screen. $200; 800-423-3537, www.bushnell.com
(D)MOTOROLA's globe-roaming RAZR V3 cell phone offers the slender profile of a credit card, plus a nickel-plated, chemically etched keypad. $350; 866-289-6686, www.motorola.com(E) The OLYMPUS STYLUS VERVE is the iMac of digicamschoose red, orange, blue, silver, titanium, or basic black. $350; 888-553-4448, www.oylmpusamerica.com(F) Uplink to Elvisor just his dedicated satellite-radio stationwith the XACT XTR1 STREAM JOCKEY receiver. Requires $50 docking station and antenna. $100; 866-466-9228, www.getxact.com(G) The all-in-one PDA comes of age in the HEWLETT-PACKARD IPAQ POCKET PC H6315, which combines digital camera, cell phone, and Web browserthen drops it all neatly in your shirt pocket. $600; 888-999-4747, www.hp.com(H) Get your fix on the grid in seconds via GARMIN's ETREX LEGEND C, a handheld, high-res, full-color GPS genie. $375; 800-800-1020, www.garmin.com