Leave it to LOST and Alias mastermind J.J. Abrams to reboot one of sci-fi's most beloved franchises without too much bitching from the diehard Trekkies. Star Trek ($13-$20) was easily the year's best science fiction film, and one of the most successful re-launches in recent history. Travelling back to before Capt. James T. Kirk was even in Starfleet, the new Trek will keep you on the edge of your seat with a storyline worthy of its predecessors while setting the stage for more exploration in the inevitable sequel.

Made from nylon, polyester, and spandex, the wind- and waterproof Under Armour Key Pocket ColdGear Gloves ($35) are ready to keep your hands warm and your small valuables secure. They feature zip gussets to make it easier to get them on and take them off, and a hidden key pocket to store, well, keys, as well as cash and any other smallish items you might not want to bury under four layers of clothing.

Being the "world's first" often means two things: a potentially small target market, and a high price tag. Still, if you've got the cash and the components necessary to own the "world's first Wireless USB external hard drive," the Imation Pro WX Wireless USB Hard Drive ($450) is the only game in town. Offering data transfer rates of up to 15MBs/second and a range of 30 feet, this 1.5TB drive is ready for all the wireless action you can throw its way.

If you plan on going on legendary adventures, you're going to need a legendary bag — and the Saddleback Briefcase ($520-$607) appears to fit the bill. Available in medium, large, and extra large sizes, this handsome case is made from 100% full grain boot leather, and features no breakable parts, the ability to convert into a backpack, hidden nylon reinforcing straps, a hidden false bottom, a rear newspaper pocket, dual side exterior pockets, two open and two side pen interior pockets, and removable side straps that can double as a belt for a size 34" - 36" waist. Oh, and did we mention the 100 year warranty? Pass it along to your kids (or grandkids), and let them have some adventures of their own.

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Hand crafted and aged in Tequlia, Mexico — no, really — and featuring one of the most bizarre packages we've even seen for a premium liquor, it should go without saying that Jose Cuervo Reserva De La Familia ($100) isn't your typical party-time tequila. The box was created by Mexican artist Marco Arce, while the tequila is made from hand-selected agaves, and aged a minimum of three years in French Limousin and American oak barrels. With notes of pepper, caramel, vanilla, green pepper, and dried herbs, amongst other flavors, Reserva De La Familia has more in common with a great brandy than its namesake's cheapest booze.

If you're trying to get your own Sterling Cooper Draper Price off the ground, you don't yet have the cash flow to style like 1964. Dress like Don without going bankrupt, and instead spend a few extra dollars on the whiskey.

Coat ($80), jacket ($70) and pants ($40) by H&M; shirt ($65) and shoes ($285) by J.Crew; tie ($24) by Gap.

If you somehow have a need for checking your favorite news, gossip, and media portals away from your computer, smartphone, TV, and every other connected device in your life, perhaps you should consider a Chumby One ($100). This diminutive, Wi-Fi enabled Internet buddy features a unique, widget oriented interface for accessing content, along with a 3.5-inch touchscreen, FM tuner, built-in speaker, 2GB microSD card for storage, and a USB 2.0 port, all tucked inside a cute, kitchen-friendly body.

Say what you will about the love it or hate it design of the Dell Adamo XPS ($1,800), but it sure as hell isn't dull. The world's thinnest laptop — if you can call it that — at just 9.99mm thick, the Adamo XPS sports a crazy design that sees the razor thin keyboard fold back up into top when not in use, and serving to delicately balance the machine when open. Other features include a 1.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, Windows 7 64-bit, 4GB of RAM, a 128GB SSD, dual USB 2.0 ports, Bluetooth 2.1, 802.11n Wi-Fi, and more.

Celebrate the evolution of men's hairstyles — both on the head and face — with the Dapper Men T-Shirt ($20). Designed by Jamie Reed of humanshapedrobot, this interesting print features 141 well-known gentlemen, including presidents, rockers, scientists, artists, and more, sporting their iconic hairdo's moustaches, beards, and sometimes all three. Bonus points to anyone who can name all of them.

Tough, but not bulky. That might be a good way to describe the Casio Exilim EX-G1 ($300; December 2009). The first camera of Casio's new G line, the EX-G1 is a 12.1-megapixel, .78-inch pocket cam with unusual resilience: it's waterproof down to 10 feet for up to 60 minutes straight, resists water penetration even when being directly sprayed, can handle temperatures down to 14 degrees, and can withstand multiple falls from seven feet. Other features include a 848 x 480 16:9 movie mode, microSD storage, intelligent autofocus, and a 3x zoom lens.

Getting ready for movie night at home? You may not be able to beat the local cineplex's huge screen or THX-certified sound system, but you can best them on drinks and snacks, starting with Bacon Pop ($12/3 boxes). From the same great minds that brought you Baconnaise and Bacon Salt comes this microwaveable bacon-flavored popcorn, with just the right hint of butter and outstanding real bacon taste. Grab your favorite beer, sit down in your own recliner, and enjoy.

While we have no idea what the hell it has to do with the sport of rugby, we're digging the L.L.Bean Rugby Robe ($50) anyway. Made of tough-yet-comfy sweatshirt-like cotton, it sports a full hood to keep your ears warm on early-morning trips to the mailbox, the requisite embroidered logo on the left chest, a locker loop for easy hanging, and roomy side-entry pockets.