Nail polish powerhouse OPI and Dell computers are collaborating to offer consumers customized laptops in their favorite polish shades. The initial launch features six popular colors (including “I’m Not Really a Waitress,” the Chianti red shown here); 20 more shades will be introduced throughout the year. $85 to customize any model, dell.com

Get down while you glam up, with the Stila makeup player! It’s part train case (so you can store cosmetics) and part media player docking station with speakers (so you can plug in your iPod). It comes with four products, including an eye shadow trio and lip glaze (not all the goodies shown here) and a brush, plus a DVD tutorial with basic beauty looks. $70, stilacosmetics.com

Talk about personalized e-mail! FontCapture allows you to create a font that looks like your very own handwriting, for free! Simply print and fi ll out the template, then scan and upload it to the site. Moments later, you’ll be able to download your completed font and start typing in your handwriting. fontcapture.com

It’s easier than ever to be a filmmaker with the Vado Pocket Video Camera. The superslim (15mm) camcorder won’t break the bank (it’s $100) and has up to two hours of recording time, a high sensitivity to low lighting (which means you can virtually use it in the dark!) and a built-in speaker and microphone. No wonder reps say Christie Brinkley is a fan! amazon.com

Jennifer Garner’s SIGG bottle is superstylish and good for the planet! The brand produces more than 100 different bottle colors and styles, interchangeable caps and a plethora of accessories (like carrying straps). All the tops are leakproof, and the virtually unbreakable bottle has an internal coating that’s resistant to fruit juice acids and alcohol. A portion of sales is donated to environmental causes. mysigg.com

Snapping self-portraits is easy as 1-2-3 with Samsung’s new TL220 digital camera. The 12.2- megapixel gadget features LCD screens on both the back and the front of the camera! Now you can get first-rate photos from in front of or behind the lens — and it also has HD video-recording capabilities and a smart automatic feature that selects the appropriate scene mode. $300 in September; samsung.com

Lucky Chloë Sevigny! She got her hands on one of the latest BlackBerrys — the Tour 9630. The PDA (exclusive to Verizon and Sprint) features a 3.2 megapixel camera and a high-definition screen. However, it’s a splurge at $200 (with contract, after rebate). For a reasonably priced alternative, check out the brand-new Curve 8520. This model, which is exclusive to T-Mobile, is available at Walmart stores for only $49 (with contract) — plus it has an optical trackpad and new music and video controls. blackberry.com

Pen and paper notes get a high-tech makeover with the Mobile Digital Scribe! The device uses an electronic pen and receiver to capture and store all your words and drawings — business or personal! Its accompanying handwriting-recognition software then turns your scribbles into digital text for storage on any computer. $100, iogear.com