V-day is here again! Wondering what to floor your partner with this time? Looking for something beyond those mundane flowers, chocolates and deodorants?

How about some tech toys for that special person in your life? Here's a line-up of some of the best gizmos that may make the perfect gift for your loved one. Take your pick.

MOTOYUVA W230

Motorola's MOTOYUVA W230 can be a good option for the mobile-freak. The phone has an onboard MP3 player, stereo FM radio and quick access to music control with dedicated music keys. With up to 2 GB expandable memory, users can store up to 500 songs.

The phone's battery life supports up to 550 minutes talk time and 450 hours standby time. Users can keep contacts close with a large phonebook memory of up to 500 names and 500 SMS storage. It also features an enhanced messaging user interface, making it easy to create a message.

Weighing 83gm, MOTOYUVA W230 has a display of 128 X 128 65K with vivid colours. The phone's accessories include a 256MB memory card, USB cable and stereo headset. Price: Rs 3,247.

Palm Treo 680 crimson

This valentine gift your love a Palm Treo 680 crimson. The Treo 680 smartphone crimson features an integrated Bluetooth with the ability to use it as a wireless modem, Pocket Tunes and multiple e-mail options.

The bright 2.2" touch-screen smartphone comes with 64MB of storage. Those who find it less for large music or video files, can further expand it up to 2 GB with expansion cards.

The phone supports a variety of email solutions -- from Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, to POP and IMAP accounts and has a 1.3 megapixel camera. It packs several productivity tools including, address book, calendar, memos and task list. Users can create and edit MS Word/Excel files; review MS Powerpoint and PDF docs.

Users can also use Treo 680 smartphone to stream music, play MP3s and manage and share photo albums. The company has announced a special Valentine's Day price for Treo 680 smartphone: Rs 14,400.

LG's 32 inch Plasma TV

How about a new Plasma for your dear couch potato? Korean electronic major LG has launched 32" Plasma TV.

LG 32PC5RV's Tech Tru motion aspect makes it ideal for watching high-quality sources such as DVDs. With a 0.001 ms response time, the company claims that it can keep up with the fastest moving action movies and sporting events.

The plasma is both a space and power saver. Its inbuilt technology reduces the power consumption compared to other when displaying the same picture. Also, the LG Plasma TV is 10mm slimmer than other Plasma TVs for more effective space saving.

Other features include: High-gloss slim plasma bezel, resolution 852x480, brightness 550 cd/m2, response time of 0.001 ms and digital interface. The plasma is available for Rs 40,000.

BlackBerry Pearl 8120

BlackBerry Pearl 8120, also called Pearl 2, comes with a 2 megapixel digital camera that supports video capture, Wi-Fi connectivity support and an externally accessible memory slot.

The smartphone sports a Titanium finish, and weighs about 91g. It packs a 2 megapixel digital camera with 5x digital zoom and enhanced flash that supports video capture in two resolutions (240 x 180/176 x 144) as well as Wi-Fi connectivity.

The new BlackBerry sports an updated visual interface, and integrates a new font rendering technology. The browser offers a new 'Page View' option that displays full Web page on the screen along with a magnifying glass that allows the users to quickly and accurately point out to- and zoom-in on- specific areas.

8120 features trackball navigation system and SureType keyboard. The phone offers features such as: Speaker Independent Voice Recognition (SIVR) for Voice Activated Dialing (VAD); Bluetooth 2.0 support for hands-free use with headsets, car kits, and other Bluetooth peripherals; a low-distortion speaker phone and support for polyphonic, MP3, and MIDI ring tones. Pearl 2 is available for Rs 24,990.