Amazon Wish List just lets you add any item to your wish list. It doesn't have to be on Amazon—it can be anywhere, including, for instance, the Apple Online Store. I'm not sure how it works, but it seems to know some how when you're viewing something you can buy, and it let's you add it to your wish list. It doesn't show up when you're viewing an article, for example. A handy way to keep track of the things you'd like to buy but can't afford right now, and to have an answer when people ask you what you want for a birthday/Christmas.
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