What makes a good product great? Design. Whether it's a cell phone, music player, laptop, or digital camera, the most talked about products are those that are the coolest-looking, stylish, and thin. And most importantly, these slim products work just as well as, if not better than, their less-attractive counterparts.

One might think you would have to pay a lot for these stylishly thin devices, yet the trend seems to be slowly shifting away from paying a hefty premium. Sure, you'll pay more to be on the cutting edge, but it won't take the down payment it once did. For example, the coolest product we've seen of late is Apple's iPod nano. It's a surprisingly svelte flash-based music player available in 2GB or 4GB for $199 or $249, respectively. That is an impressive price, considering the 4GB iPod mini is retailing for about $199—only $50 less than the 4GB nano. Also, since the nano isn't hard drive based, it's less fragile, which actually might negate the extra cost for some.

Likewise, when Toshiba's slim Portégé hit the scene. It's one of the most impressively thin laptops we've seen, and not as expensive as one might think. We are equally wowed by the Sony Cyber-shot T7 and the Motorola Razr V3. Both can fit snug in a shirt pocket—even both in the same shirt product, if need be.

We're happy to see that these thin and stylish devices are no longer just for the rich, anymore. Check out our roundup of super-cool, super-slim products below. (And don't miss each one's slideshow.)

In this roundup:

Apple iPod nano
It's hands down the coolest and slimmest music player, yet.

Motorola RAZR V3
The ultimate see and be seen phone.

Toshiba Portégé R200
An amazingly thin ultraportable that's an absolute treat to travel with.

Sony Cyber-shot T7
This digital camera is so slim it's a wonder in itself.