Fiio’s latest E5 headphone amplifier clearly looks like the latest iPod shuffle. They really complement each other when used together.

The Amplifier reportedly puts out 150mW at 160ohms with a rate distortion of less than 0.009% at 10mW. It runs on a rechargeable battery, chargeable via USB. Keeps working up to 20hr with full juice in the battery. At a price of $20, it is not that hard on pockets either.

Brando’s i-Disk Vault is a cylindrical shaped USB drive with a storage capacity of 8GB. Its shape makes it stand out in the crowd, and is suitable for the girl audience.

Its design is inspired from an Egyptian pattern. The drive is compatible with all the major Operating systems. The dimensions of the drive are 16x42x42(in mm) and weighs about 15 grams. The drive is currently available only in the 8GB capacity for a retail price of $35.

Kanguru Solutions, famous for its high-tech peripheral products announced their all new flash drive that can be connected to either a eSATA port or a USB port.

Kanguru claims, this is the first flash drive to utilize high-speed eSATA technology that offers 3Gb/sec transfer rates, 5 times faster than the regular USB 2.0 connectivity.

We’ve combined the fastest connectivity with the most universal connection for the best of both worlds,” said Nate Cote, VP of Product Management at Kanguru Solutions. “The ultra-fast transfer speed, high capacity and small size combine to make it a great portable solution for users that want the next generation of unbelievable performance.

Kanguru e-Flash drive Specifications:

• Dual ended eSATA AND USB ports
• No external power is required
• High strength aluminum housing that can be custom engraved for user wanting to personalize their drives
• Includes Powered eSATA bracket + Cable for PC connectivity
• Comes pre-loaded with Hot-swap software for easy and safe eSATA connection and ejection

The Kanguru e-Flash drive is currently available in 16GB and 32GB for $85 and $120 respectively. Also, a 64GB version is expected in January 2009.