The Amazon MP3 store might be the first real, serious competitor to the iTunes Store - it's DRM free, encoded at a higher bitrate, AND has variable pricing that starts LOWER than the iTMS. Hmmmmmm.

Turns Individual Songs Into Complete Albums at Reduced Prices

Okay, who wants to knit me one of these?

Utilizing Elektek technology, the 'next zipper.' Stylish. Will run about $180.

The sad part is, I think I have enough CDs I don't listen to that I could get 120 GB worth of iPod. Hmmm.

Mmm. Daddy wants. (Seriously, I need one for my living room.)

Bass improved: check. 320 pixel video better than 480: check. Piano solos clean: check. Tempted to buy an iPod: check.

I wish I had the guts to do this, but I suck at wiring. Otherwise, I'd love to have an iTrip with some decent range on it.

Cleaning up a possibly sprawling iTunes library.

del.icio.us supports feeds by filetype. iTunes supports podcasting (and, now, videocasting). Let the games begin!

Zombie serials! Yay! Available for the iPod, for reading online, and (now, anyway) one of them is getting published in dead tree format! Makes me want that Librie even more.

iFill is software to record streaming audio directly to your iPod. A nice idea, but I'd much rather have it in iTunes first, thanks. Plus that pun at the top is unforgivable.