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“Smart fabrics” is the blanket term given to any wearable material that incorporates electronics. Here’s a breakdown of some of the projects under development.

Samsung has demonstrated the world’s first carbon nanotube-based color active matrix electrophoretic display (EPD) e-paper. The new color e-paper device is a 14.3-inch format display that offers bright light readability and low power consumption.

Sharp's new 16-model AQUOS line-up is the first series of LCD TV's in the world to be equipped with built-in Blu-ray Disc recorders.

Casio has introduced a second high-speed EXILIM model to complement the EX-F1 announced earlier this year.

Motorola has broken new ground in the mobile phone fashion stakes with its latest handset - the uniquely designed AURA.

Microsoft’s new Arc Mouse combines the comfort of a desktop mouse with the portability of a notebook mouse thanks to a folding design, which allows the mouse to fold to 60% of its fully expanded size.

Iomega's StorCenter ix2 offers home and small-business users Gigabit Ethernet connectivity and up to two terabytes of storage on two high-performance SATA-II drives, which can be configured a simple four-click set-up.

Genius’ new MetalStrike series of joysticks feature 13 programmable buttons, an eight-way "point of view" hat switch, and a turbo function for auto-repeat firing, with the MetalStrike FF and Pro joysticks also featuring force feedback.

The robot research laboratory at Chonnam National University in Korea has developed a robotic plant that emits oxygen, moisture, and aroma just like real plants, and also responds to stimuli, such as approaching persons, music or light.

Nintendo’s Wii Music lets gamers play more than 60 instruments using the Wii Remote and Nunchuck Controller to mimic the real-life motions of instruments with the goal to find creative and interesting new blends of instruments, tempos and styles.

For those of you hoping Apple's October notebook event would see the announcement of a recession-priced, sub-12" MacBook, the new MacBooks might have already been a little disappointing. For others, the lack of a single port has completely killed the MacBook, and crippled the MacBook Pro when compar

Scientists have genetically engineered a purple tomato that significantly extended the life of cancer-prone mice thanks to a class of pigments called anthocyanins, which have been associated with protection against a broad range of human diseases.