Have you ever wondered how different your life might be if money were no object? Think about all the things you'd like to do, the places you've dreamt of going, all the people you're likely to meet... Even more, how great would it be to just buy every cool toy that struck your fancy?

Needless to say, Christmas is one of those occasions when it's almost second nature easy to engage in this type of mental meandering, mainly because the excessive amount of shopping we do constantly makes us encounter a wide variety of products that make our mouths water, but would also break the bank. Even so, if you're going to dream then you might as well dream big.

That being the case, presented here for your viewing pleasure are three distinctive, high-end gifts that average guys and gals probably won' be able to scratch off their list:

Segway XT All Terrain: The Segway is almost universally hailed as a luxury gift product. Since its initial introduction several years ago, this self-balancing human transporter has been a novelty item of the rich and well-to-do. With the all-terrain model, you'll find that gravel, grass, sand and dirt (among other things) pose no obstacle to you. Of course, with a price tag of nigh $5000 (for a used model, mind you), this is no more than you'd expect - although cearly part of what you're buying is the mere prestige of owning a Segway.

Heatwave Santa Fe Sauna: Imagine arriving home from a tough day at the office and stepping into the relaxing embrace of your own private sauna. This 3-person sauna comes crammed with high-end, luxury features such as ergonomic back rests, color treatment light, CD player (with mp3 connection and built-in speakers), oxygen ionizer and other extras. Priced at approximately $1800, you can rest assured that you will get quite a lot of bang for your buck.

Live Luggage Power-Assisted Suitcase: There are some things you just get used to when you spend time traveling by air: cramped seating, eating peanuts, and - at some point - making a mad dash through the airport trying to catch a flight, dragging your suitcase behind you. How great would it be if the suitcase could give you a hand? Well now it can: introducing the world's first power-assisted suitcase. Completely loaded with tech - it has an anti-gravity handle, flat motor technologies, sensors and more - it's an unprecedented gift whose time has comes. You won't see many of these no matter how many flights you take - especially at a cost of $1200 each.

Upon reflection, the three products noted above represent fantastic ways to spoil yourself. And in addition, I probably phrased it poorly in saying that John Q. Public possibly can't afford these gifts. In truth, he quite probably can; he just won't have the ability to afford much else... Regardless, it's great to daydream about the various things we could buy and do, given unlimited resources, and these 3 things make the cut.