Which gadgets are CNET editors raving about? We rounded up the latest and greatest gear for work and play, then narrowed down our list to the top 10 devices you shouldn't go without. After all, it's all about who owns the hottest toys.

1. Apple iPod Mini (4GB, Blue, 1st Generation) 
Only an iPod could kick another iPod off of our list of must-have gadgets! While the iPod Mini has always been a CNET fave and is an Editors' Choice Award winner, it was the 20GB iPod that had been the must-have of iPods. But with Apple's dropping the Mini's price to $199 (and other retailers dropping it below that) and introducing a new 6GB Mini for $249, the Mini is an absolute must-have.


 

2. Sony PSP
This is such a must-have gadget, we're giving you time to prepare for its arrival. Hitting the U.S. market on March 24, you'll want the Sony PlayStation Portable because it's so much more than a portable gaming console. It also plays music and movies (including 16:9 wide-screen aspect ratio). With its outstanding sound and graphics, a built-in Memory Stick Duo slot, and Wi-Fi, you may want to sell all your other gadgets on eBay and consolidate to just this one.

3. Motorola Razr V3
If you want to make an impression but don't want to trade quality for design, look no further than the Motorola Razr V3. Its hot looks and cool features wowed our editors. Squeezed into a razor-thin frame, you get full Bluetooth connectivity, a VGA camera, a USB port, MP3 file support, AOL Instant Messenger, and a Web browser.


 

4. Creative MuVo Micro N200 (1GB, Black)
Flash players are a must-have for the gym and quick commutes. Fit all your favorite songs on the ultracompact 1GB Creative MuVo Micro N200. Available in eight colors, this player includes an FM tuner and FM, voice, and line-in recording features. It also ships with a belt clip, a case, and an armband. Oh, yeah, and it has a screen.


 

5. Nintendo DS
Gaming on the go just got better with the introduction of the Nintendo DS. With its two screens and built-in support for wireless multiplayer gaming, this portable gaming device is a definite upgrade from the Game Boy Advance. It accepts the newer, smaller DS game cards but is also fully compatible with GBA games.


 

6. Sonos Digital Music System 
Want to stream all of that music you have saved on your hard drive easily throughout your house? And want to do it in style? You need the Sonos Digital Music System. Our editors are calling it the iPod of digital audio receivers. Although pricey, it's sleek and easy to set up and control, and it has impressive sound quality.

 

7. Sony Ericsson S710a
The stylish, innovative Sony Ericsson S710a does it all. Featuring a swivel design and a 1-megapixel camera that also captures MPEG-4 video with sound, it also has Bluetooth, MP3 capabilities, and many messaging possibilities.


 

8. Apple Mac Mini
It's a Mac for the masses! And it's sleek and tiny. If you've been thinking about switching from a PC to a Mac, the Mini may be for you. Its affordable price includes a 1.25GHz G4 processor, 256MB of 333MHz DDR memory, a 40GB hard drive, a 32MB ATI Radeon 9200 graphics chip, a 24X DVD/CD-RW drive, Panther OS X, and iLife '05. Upgrades to a faster processor, a bigger hard drive, and a dual-format DVD-burning SuperDrive are also available.

9. PalmOne Treo 650
Take the cult-favorite Treo 600 smart phone; give it a high-res display, an Intel 312MHz processor, a removable battery, flash memory, an integrated VGA camera with video capability, and Bluetooth; and you get the new Treo 650. And a lot of buzz. Loyal Treo fans have been waiting for their new gadget, and it has arrived.

10. Canon EOS 20D 
Both experienced photographers and beginners will appreciate the straightforward controls and features of the 8-megapixel Canon EOS 20D dSLR. Also included with the high price tag are excellent image quality and low-light performance.