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The ViBook allows the user to extend their desktop onto five additional screens, utilizing the USB port instead of the DVI socket on the back of your graphics card.

Razor have adapted the Razor A Kick Scooter to make it a little more interesting by adding a sparking mechanism controlled by foot, the Spark Bar.

AMD has introduced the ATI Radeon HD 4890 graphics card that boasts a staggering 1.36 TeraFLOPs of compute power, GDDR5 memory, engine clock speeds capable of nearly 1GHz and DirectX 10.1 support for the latest game titles.

A new report has suggested that the largest mass extinction in earth’s history may have been triggered by giant salt lakes emitting halogenated gases – something that climate change is also exacerbating today.

A study by Electrolux claim that dishwashers will save more water than hand washing

The exterior of the Helix Hotel in Abu Dhabi will be covered with 100% recyclable polyethylene GROW panels which will harness solar and wind power.

Shimano has aunched electronic gear shifting, which is faster than mechanical systems, promising to save road racers crucial seconds

Samsung’s new 460UT, 460UTn and 460UTn-UD Series 46” LCD Professional Displays feature a narrow bezel to minimize the space between live screen areas when tiling multiple units to just 7.3mm.

The UNI watch, a concept by Yanko Design sporting a soft black plastic feel customizable face can be changed from analog to digital, viewed in two small circles, or numbers spiraling inwards, disappearing into the centre of the watch.

The Samsung Mondi is a mobile WiMAX enabled handheld device designed for use with the Clear mobile WiMAX service that boasts, ‘many of the powerful features and uses of a laptop computer or netbook,’ in a unit that fits in your pocket.

When it comes to ripping a person to shreds, no hand-held weapon comes close to the Atchisson Assault Shotgun. That's because it can plant 20 12-gauge shotgun rounds (or long-range, high explosive mini frag grenades) into your target in 5 seconds.

Back in early October the observers at the Catalina Sky Survey near Tuscon, Arizona discovered a world first. It saw an object in outer space that, after a brief calculation of its orbit, had a 100% chance of hitting the earth.