Give your vintage speakers a passport to the future by hooking them into the Denon N7 Streaming Receiver ($480). This 65 Watt AM/FM/CD/iPod receiver features built-in Ethernet and Wi-Fi, giving you access to networked features like access to digital files stored on a PC or NAS, support for audio streaming from Pandora, Napster, or Rhapsody, support for remote control via the Denon remote app for iOS, and AirPlay support, making that iPod/iPhone dock on top just a wee bit redundant. Also pairs well with Denon’s SC-N7 Speakers ($135; pictured).

All ready to hook up your new Logitech Revue? Well if you want to add video chat to the stew of entertainment it offers, you’re going to need a Logitech TV Cam ($150). This high-end webcam is designed to sit atop your HDTV, and features a wide-angle Carl Zeiss lens, dual digital, directional microphones to help reduce noise and echoes, HD 720p video resolution, and all the motivation you need to make sure your living room looks spotless every day of the week.

Making a case for the “Chumby category” is the Sony Dash. This tabletop Internet gadget features a 7-inch color touch screen (measured diagonally) and has access to more than 1,000 free Internet apps, including news, calendars, weather, sports, social networking, and more via your existing home wireless connection. On top of that, you can tap into audio and video content from Sony’s Bravia Internet video platform, from sources like YouTube, Pandora Internet radio, Epicurious, Crackle, Livestrong, and Blip.tv.

Very cool like the chumby but there’s 1 obvious difference the size of thes units. If i was looking for a night clock then Chumby is the way to go but if i want a device by my computer or kitchen or living room etc. Sony is the way to go.

[Thanks Jasmine]

Move over Kindle and Nook: there’s a new e-reader in town. The Skiff Reader ($TBA) boasts the largest, most high-resolution display of any consumer e-reader yet, clocking in a 11.5 inches and 1200×1600 resolution. Made using LG’s “Metal Foil” e-Paper technology, it removes the risk of breakage found in other, glass-based screens, and offers full touchscreen capabilities, as well. The device will be sold and supported by Sprint over 3G, and also offers a built-in content store and Wi-Fi.

While we’re all still in the dark as to what exactly the Apple Tablet will be, companies are already taking preemptive strikes against Apple’s potential gamechanger. One example is the JooJoo, a web-based tablet featuring a 12.1-inch touch screen, 5 hours of battery life, and Wi-Fi connectivity.

Pros: 12.1 inch screen, Wifi, Web browsing Landscape or Portrait View, Twitter, facebook & Youtube support

Cons: Video Playback is only from wifi sites actually make that everything is wifi – NO APPS! no wonder its only $500

Chumby One Wifi Clock Radio

The Chumby One is officially the coolest clock radio we’ve seen for a while. And with a name like that, you’ll either love this super-powered alarm clock…or hate it. The Chumby One ($100) might look like a toy, but its Web 2.0 razzle-dazzle is purely for the grownups. The Wi-Fi-enabled Chumby One will keep you on the grid 24/7. Facebook? Check. Twitter? Check. Gmail? Flickr? Pandora? Check. Check. Check. You can access over 1500 free, goody-filled widgets with the Chumby’s touchscreen display. (You’ll need your Mac or PC to set it up.) If you want to take Chumby One with you on a day trip, pick up an optional rechargeable battery. Oh, it’s also got an FM radio, whatever that is.

Thanks Outblush