They provide an easy, fast, and safe way for you to sell electronics and recycle electronics. When you sell cell phones, mp3 players, laptops, or other gadgets to them, you’ll earn cash and help save the environment by keeping old, used gadgets out of landfills. You get green while being green! The bottom line is you want to sell electronics and they want to buy electronics. A perfect match!

Its name says it all: Crave will cover the hottest and coolest digital gadgetry that you must have.

Lightenment.com was created to provide users with reviews of some of the latest gadgets. What lightenment hopes to bring our visitors is a place that one can come to review gadgets to see if they are interested in purchasing.

CNET has product reviews, price comparisons, and special reports on the latest technology developments.

Uncrate is the No. 1 buyer’s guide for men. Uncrate tests and highlights cool items from cell phones to DVDs to cars. Five new products are added every week day for your perusal. You’re welcome.

WOOT! Some sites sell it how it is, and some sell it how it might be. The guys at Woot! sell you one thing, and one thing only–every day. Updated every night at midnight Central time, you could expect anything from digital photos frames to lemonade machines. The only thing not surprising about this site is that it’s pretty cheap - regardless of if you really need it. But let’s face it, if you think that practically, you wouldn’t be reading this in the first place.

eHome Upgrade is one of the essential sites concerning the Electronic Home. From gadget reviews to the latest updates on home electronics, this site has all you need to “tech out” your house. This gadget blog has sneak peaks in the latest devices and tip and tricks to get you suited in the digital lifestyle.

Gizmodo is a technology weblog dedicated to everything related to gadgets, gizmos, and cutting-edge consumer electronics. Our influential audience stops by frequently to check out the latest news, reviews and recommendations for products including laptops, cell phones, PDAs, digital cameras, home entertainment and more. The site is part of the Gawker Media network.

Engadget is a web magazine with obsessive daily coverage of everything new in gadgets and consumer electronics. Engadget was launched in March of 2004 in partnership with The Weblogs, Inc. Network (WIN).

Crunchgear is a blog covering gadgets, gear and computer hardware. It is a part of Michael Arrington’s TechCrunch Network.