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Dutch design group N55 has designed the Walking House, which consists of a basic module measuring 3.5m high by 3.5m wide and 3.72m long that can cover a decidedly leisurely 60m an hour on its six insect like legs.

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.

Genius has releases the GHP-04NC headphones harnessing noise cancellation technology for $50.

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.

Honda is taking baby steps into a mind-reading technology that could revolutionise the way we interact with machines. Using an EEG/NIRS-equipped headset, you can now control an ASIMO robot simply by thinking about moving different parts of your body.

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.

LG's latest A/V lineup shows how the company sees TV, Blu-ray and the Internet beginning to converge to deliver a richer entertainment experience. We take a look at the PS80 Time Machine TV, the HB954WA Blu-ray home theater system and more.

LG’s GD900 mobile phone will feature not only a 3-inch full touchscreen, but also a transparent touchpad that supports finger-writing recognition, vibrational haptic feedback, multi-touch and finger gesture shortcuts.

Nikon has put a green spin on its latest binocular offering - the ecobins. The 10x25 glasses utilize lead and arsenic-free co-Glass™ lenses and prisms, non-chloride rubber, biodegradable materials for the case and strap and are made without the use of harmful inks or dyes according to the company's

The GlideCycle offers a whole new world of mobility, independence and exercise to people of almost any age with disabilities and injuries.

Engineers in the UK have developed a loudspeaker that is so flat and flexible it can be hung like a picture anywhere.