Santok’s canister-shaped stereo speaker isn’t just a funky-looking music player; it also includes a microphone. Combine that with its Bluetooth connectivity and you can use the SMC900 as a handsfree extension for your mobile phone. If you are jamming out when a call comes in, the music will turn off so you can answer the phone in peace. A built-in battery allows for up to eight hours of portable music, 15 hours of phone time and up to 120 hours in standby mode. Plus, it kind of rolls around. [Santok via GeekAlerts]

Who says a computer has to be complicated? The Pano Zero Client takes the idea of cloud computing to the ultimate level by having absolutely NO software on it. In addition to not storing any software the CPU also has no memory, or much of anything else for that matter. Designed to run internet-based “cloud” applications the computer streams everything from a cloud through a network connection. The computer uses 3% of the power that a traditional PC does and has a VGA post for a monitor as well as a USB hookup for a mouse and audio in/out jacks. [via DVICE]

Waking up in the morning is no longer fashionable unless you are using a Wi-Fi radio clock.  Turn on Slacker, Pandora and otherwise and your favorite tunes will wake you up– not fart jokes from a morning radio jockey. To make sure you’re getting on time to work,the iNT170 from iLUV allows you to pre-set 20 FM and 20 Internet channels in its memory and even synchronizes with your online clock. The elegantly shaped bedside gadget is available for $200, but we’re expecting the price to drop pretty soon. Maybe in time for X-mas?