Can a single power point handle this?

I've chosen to tidy up all my cords in my room and to do so I've put a double adapter into my single power point and run a 4 point power board off each of the double adapter points.
Just wondering if it can handle this.
Powerboard 1:
42inch tv
Speakers
Xbox 360

Powerboard 2:
iPhone charger
Lamp
Laptop charger

If you don't plan on using the xbox at the same time as the TV Ok.

If a "power point": is an outlet and is a common one capable of about 1500 watts (15 amps at 120 volts in the USA, more in UK), then you haven't even come close to overloading the circuit - add up the maximum watts printed on the devices. You would have to add a toaster or a small space heater to over load.

If you don'y blow a fuse/ pop a breaker with All running (and I don't see why you would need to run all at once), it's OK.
You would be safer getting rid of the double adapter, and using a 6 outlet board with a breaker. The breaker will pop locally if you overload.
I only see 6 items you have plugged in.

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