It is the last day of our countdown, which means we are using the last day of 2008 to feature the Sony Rolly.  So what is the Rolly?  Find out after the jump.

This may seem like a random product for a technology website to feature, but this is no ordinary Super Soaker.  The Hydroblitz is the ultimate Super Soaker.

Hulu really came into its own this year.  It might not have a huge selection, but everything it does have is quality.

If you haven’t heard of the ToughBook CF-U1 then you’ve missed out on an awesome netbook. Like the rest in the ToughBook line, this machine can stand up to some ridiculous abuse. Read on to find out more about this rugged netbook.

This year, Microsoft tried to up its hip quotient by launching this retro-inspired line of clothing. They ended up creating some pretty slick designs that do not immediately seem geeky.

Meet the laptop that killed the buzz surrounding the MacBook Air. Upon its introduction, the ThinkPad X300 exposed the Air as a superficial design that requires too many sacrifices.

If you’ve ever pretended that your car was K.I.T.T. from Knight Rider than this is the GPS for you. The Knight Rider GPS by Mio actually talks to you in the same voice as K.I.T.T. voiced by  William Daniels (best known as Mr. Feeny from Boy Meets World) in 16 different languages. K.I.T.T. in Spanish is probably awesome. Find out more after the jump.

This MP3 player is amazing purely for how ridiculous it is.  It does however possess more than meets the eye.

The Core i7 marks the biggest change in processors since Intel stopped producing the Pentium 4 and abandoned the megahertz race.  See what makes it such a big deal after the jump.

As we count down to the new year, let us take a look back at some of the best moments of 2008.
However, it would be too easy for Evan and I to just pick the obviously memorable things (such as Firefox 3, new iPods, new MacBooks, the iPhone 3G, the T-mobile G1, etc).  Instead, we tried to pick some things that you may not have heard of when they were first announced, but that does not mean they do not deserve the recognition we are giving them.
We will be …