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Pure Hydration’s Thirst Aid makes a lot of sense. If you’re ever inclined to go adventuring, particularly where the water is dodgy or outright dangerous, the robust pouch is light and does the job on the spot – just pour in the dirty water, wait a while, and then squeeze out the clean water. Good fo

LaCie has announced a 500GB version of its Neil Poulton designed, shock-resistant Rugged Hard Disk.

The MineWolf can best be described as a superhero – a de-mining machine which can reclaim 30,000 square meters of land and can run over 10 kg anti-tank mines without flinching.

1 Beyond has released a new HD laptop featuring Intel quad-core desktop processors with RAID 5 protection along with two rugged models that meet DOD standards for operations in extreme conditions.

A three year research project by PSA Peugeot Citroën and fuel cell specialist Intelligent Energy has born fruit in the form of the H2Origin demonstrator vehicle, a battery-electric vehicle that uses a hydrogen fuel cell to triple its range to an impressive 300km (186 miles).

Volkswagen has demonstrated a fully-independent, remotely-operated self-parking system that lets you get out of the car and watch as it backs itself into even the skinniest of perpendicular spaces.

At a volume of 29-cubic-feet and offering a 16% increase in useable space while retaining the same footprint, Samsung is billing its latest French Door Refrigerator as the world's largest.

Optibike's new range of high-performance electric powered bicycles will be spearheaded by the limited edition OB1, the signature bike from Optibike Inventor Jim Turner of which only 24 will be produced in 2008.

Biosentry uses multi-angle light scattering technology to identify bacterial pathogens up to 25 times better than any other water monitoring system according to recent test results from the U.S. EPA.

With a form factor that sits somewhere between a fully-fledged laptop and a pocket-size PDA, the HTC Shift mobile PC offers a full QWERTY keyboard and a 7-inch "slide-‘n-tilt" touch-screen interface backed by "always-on" Internet connectivity.

If you've ever dreamed of sailing down the footpath on a seatless unicycle with no pedals you too will wonder why it took so long for the Magic Wheel to go into production. Thankfully, for ergonomic reasons, they've removed the seat post too.

In the game of cricket, the express bowler holds a special place. The fastest of the fast bowlers deliver the ball at around 100mph and since the first radar guns were used to measure ball speed, the public has been fascinated with the ongoing quest to be the “fastest bowler in the world." Now you