Here's the short answer:
Who cares?
Here's the long answer:
I suppose I might differ from some electronic musicians in that new technology doesn't drive my musical ideas - although it definitely affects my sound. Synthesizers and samplers are tools that help me explore sound, but I am still attracted more strongly to the expressive and chaotic possibilities of acoustic sound sources. Of course I love the possibilities of electronics, but I usually feel challenged to make them alive and "undateable" - I want my music to sound fresh and timeless 50 years from now. I like sampling, but I think samplers are best for making sounds that are completely new and unrecognizable - I am not much interested in preset (ROM-based) sample players. I suppose that I get the most excited about new ways to mangle acoustic sounds.
OK, that said, you can have a look at my studio and updated toy list here.