Introducing the latest Dyson vacuum, the Dyson DC24 bagless upright, the lightest (under 12 pounds) and most compact (collapsible handle) Dyson vacuum yet, and ideal for people who live in small spaces. Instead of wheels at the corners there's a ball in the middle, which makes it really easy to maneuver - no more 15-point turns as you try to get in and out of corners! The vacuum works on all kinds of floors, has a combination accessory tool and washable lifetime HEPA filter, and like all Dyson vacuums, never loses suction. If space and size are not an issue for you, check out the larger, even more powerful Dyson DC25.

If you like the looks of the tiny Flip camcorder, don't buy it until you check out the Creative Vado camcorder. The Vado is smaller and cheaper than the Flip, has a bigger screen, and records up to 2 hours of video - twice as long as what the Flip can do. The Vado also has a rechargeable battery, a USB plug that lets you connect it directly to your computer, and built-in software for easily uploading your masterpieces to YouTube or Photobucket. Best of all it's thinner than a deck of cards, so it fits easily in pockets and purses.

Oprah fans have all the luck. Last week Oprah did another "Favorite Things" episode, this time with a summer theme, and everyone in the audience went home with one of these Weber grills. With 3 stainless steel burners, 42,000 BTUs, and 507 square inches of cooking space, the top-of-the-line Weber Genesis EP-310 gas grill can power a serious Memorial Day barbecue. The grill also has a built-in thermometer and warming rack, and comes in several colors. More Weber grills.

Hello Kitty is now an ambassador! Japan's Ministry of Tourism has appointed the cartoon character as an ambassador to China and Hong Kong, where Miss Kitty is quite popular. But if you don't live in either place, there are plenty of ways to bring Hello Kitty home. This 1-gallon Hello Kitty humidifier produces 11 hours of cool mist to relieve congestion from colds, allergies, and sinus infections. It's even got a night light. More Hello Kitty products for the home.

Why spend $200 on an 8GB iPod Nano when you can get the 8GB SanDisk Sansa Fuze - which has a microSD card slot for adding more memory - for just $130? The Fuze comes in several colors and capacities, has an FM tuner and voice recorder, works with Rhapsody, and supports photos and videos (although we don't really want to look at either one on a 1.9" screen). "Sure, it's a bit of a Nano clone," says CNET, "but it also sounds good, offers plentiful features, and is cheap as all get-out."