Sony Ericsson MBW-100

Its not often you come across a watch with bluetooth and that is also capable of caller ID, showing text messages and control your phones music player. The Sony Ericsson MBW-100 does just that. It’s a bluetooth watch which communicates with your phone so that you can leave it in your pocket, or on your desk and as long as you are in range then you can see whats happening. I can only see the main benefit really being that caller ID would be handy if you use a bluetooth headset. I have to admit, that it’s a great looking watch though and I could get one because of it’s looks.
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H-Racer

The tiny H-Racer is just 16cm x 11cm and is a fuel-cell powered car. It costs 99 dollars and charges by its own mini refuelling station. The station provides clean energy for the car. The H-Racer can be purchased here.

Via: TechEBlog

Digital Notepad - D-Note

D-Note is an interesting digital notepad. It does not weigh a lot and is easy to carry, it has the ability to capture text and diagrams and does not require special paper. The pens that come provided are in red, blue and black and the are recognized by the device. Ink can be replaced in the pens. It has 32 Meg RAM built in and files can be transferred from it via USB. When not in use as a note pad it can be used as a tablet for your PC.

The D-Note is available from here.

Via: OhGizmo

Eclipse Design Phone

The Eclipse Design Phone by Rune Larsen targets the audience of those who like a phone that makes calls and not much else. Nokia have created simple phones as have Vodafone, but there is still room I believe for the simple phones with out all the extras. We do not know if this phone will hit the market as it is still just concept but if it does then it could gain some following with it’s sleek looks and simplistic functionality.
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LG LAN-9600R

The LG LAN-9600R is an excellent peice of kit for your car. It looks similar to the Alpine motorised in dash screens, and has some great built in goodies. The screen is 7 inch and touch screen too. Built in is also a Bluetooth kit, 300Mhz processor, SiRF Star III GPS receiver, 2Gb storage with a USB connector to transfer music from your USB flash drive to the system. It also has an SD memory slot to also allow copying of giles. The DVD player built in will play most video formats.

The player costs around 2000 dollars and would make an excellent addition to those who are looking for this type of kit for their car.

Via: TechPuddle

RoadBox Accident Recorder

If you have ever been in a car accident and wish you had a witness to back your claim then the roadbox could be ideal for you. The RoadBox does exactly what you need it to. It will record your journey and if the unfortunate should happen then you will have a recording of what actually happened. The problem is that one of these would need to be on each corner of your car if you were to get hit from an angle out of the viewing angle of the camera. It is still a great idea though and ideal for those who do lots of mileage or have bad luck when behind the wheel.

Via: OhGizmo

Larger DS Screen

Recently a number of rumours have been circulating that the Nintendo DS will soon sport a larger and better screen. The new screen will be around the 3.5 to 3.8 inch size which will certainly make the DS more competitive against the Sony PSP. If the rumour is correct then the new DS should be out mid 2007.

Via: TechPuddle

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