If this sounds like you, we're afraid the following selection will be of no help whatsoever, unless of course you have remarkably deep-pockets... and in some instances, even that wont help. The team at Gizmag has scoured the archives to assemble a list of the ten most desirable luxury items that you wont find under the tree... from million dollar laptops to ultra-exclusive supercars and outlandish personal aircraft. So forget the Christmas list for a moment and check out our pick of the ultimate in what high-end technology has to offer.

1. The million dollar laptop In March UK-based bespoke luxury goods creator Luvaglio announced the first million dollar laptop featuring a very rare colored diamond piece of jewelery that doubles up as the power button and also acts as security identification... read more.

2. 1 million euro Lamborghini Reventon Although it is based on the Murciélago LP640, the exterior design of the Reventón is completely new and combines extraordinary styling with its limited edition status and price tag to make the supercar a symbol of extreme exclusivity. Only 20 of the 1 million euro vehicles are to be built and delivered in 2008, but already they are all sold... read more.

3. The Mangusta 165 - World's largest Open yacht As the the largest Open yacht in the world, the EUR 20 million Mangusta 165’ (50 meters) towers over just about everything in the harbor... read more.

4. Yamaha's Tesseract four-wheel motorcycle Yamaha revealed a whole new class of four-wheel recreational machine at the Tokyo Motor Show that combines motorcycle performance and maneuverability with four wheels worth of traction and road-holding capability. The Tesseract is not yet in production but fingers crossed - you might find it under the tree next year... read more.

5. MUON: Seven-foot tall, ultra high-end audio loudspeaker Standing at nearly seven feet tall, the spectacular MUON loudspeaker is the product of a collaboration between the engineering team at KEF and leading industrial designer Ross Lovegrove. Just 100 pairs are to be made available in ten select cities world-wide with the price tag set at US$140,000 per pair... read more.

6. XSR48: 1600hp supercar-inspired luxury powerboat Labeled the ‘Bugatti Veyron’ of the sea – the stunning XSR48 is a luxury £1.2m powerboat powered by two bi-turbo 11.3L diesel engines that takes inspiration for both its performance and styling from the World’s finest supercars... read more.

7. The most expensive TV in the world This EUR 100,000, 40-inch LCD television set by Neapolitan (from Naples) Keymat Industrie s.p.a. is plated in white gold and studded with 160 diamonds (4 gm) of diamonds... read more.

8. The 1.3 million dollar mobile Russian company JSC Ancort has teamed with celebrity jeweller Peter Aloisson to create a very upmarket version of Swiss Crypto Telecommunication Security’s Crypto Smart telephone which will sell for US$1.3 million... read more.

Fight for yourself! guys! Don't be silly!

you're young and earn more money as much as you can, and lastly, sure you can fly to somewhere that you really wanted to.

that's what i think and i have to achieve it to let my dreams come true, going to japan and stay there for a living.

Well i think trying not to dream any more about that will make it less painful

You shouldn't be negative about your dreams, but you should also be realistic...on how you achieve them. If Edison didn't believe that he would succeed when he invented the light bulb, then we'd be living in darkness right now.

There are literally thousands of people backpacking around the world. Despite what you would like to think, you don't need gazillions of money to travel. If you budget properly and take care on what you spend your things on as you travel, you can go around the world. It just depends on what "living standard" you want as you're doing that.

There's a tons of things every individual would want in their lives but the truth of the matter is that we can't have everything we want no matter what circumstances it would be. I'd rather enjoy everything that comes to me because in this way, I would appreciate it more than having everything I want at the same time.

There is nothing such as a hopeless dream.
As long as you work hard for it, it's bound to come true.
But in the meantime, it doesn't mean you should deny yourself wondering what it'll be like. What I mean is, you don't have to drag yourself back into reality every time you start daydreaming about your wish. That makes everything seem all the more negative. So put a smile on your face, and go forward.

Having dreams is good... but most important is that you have to stop dreaming and wake up and strive for it~cheers