Muzee Cloudia is a portable Android media devices which is equipped with a 7 inch 800 x 600 resolution LCD display but is a little different to the normal Android devices on the market as it doesn’t have a touch screen. Therefore its menus and features are navigated via a remote control.

Today JVC has unveiled a new addition to its hybrid camera range with the launch of the new JVC GC-PX10 camera/camcorder. The JVC GC-PX10 is capable of shooting 12-megapixel stills and 1080p full HD video 1920 x 1080 sampled at 36Mbps.

Are you looking for something a little more environmentally friendly to travel around on? If you are this very innovative T20 Bamboo Electric Scooter might be just the solution. The ‘T20′ bamboo electric bike is a prototype by french designer Antoine Fritsch and is constructed from bamboo, together with cork, steel, aluminium and rubber.

Ah wine, beverage of the old gods. No other alcoholic beverage feels as good as a glass of wine at meal time. But for wine to soothe your senses of taste, it needs the right temperature. Usually corks do this job well enough, but two designers have come up with a better solution.

Even the cleats that athletes wear when they are practicing and playing a game are going high tech today. Nike has long had the tech that slips into the sole of a running shoe to record statistics about a workout. Adidas now has a high tech shoe called the adizero f50 powered by miCoach.

A long time ago, Morphix Technologies was doing serious R&D for a new bio-chem detection system for the United States Marines. Aware that a greater demand for the resulting product exists, the contractor is now targeting a broad market for their creation. It’s called the Morphix Chameleon, a wearable array that indicates which poisonous chemicals in vaporous or gas form are in the air.

TAG Heuer has created the worlds fastest chronograph watch which is capable of measuring out 1/1000ths of a second at 500 Hz. The new TAG Heuer Mikrotimer is equipped with a small balance wheel inside which goes back and forth 3.6 million times an hour.