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ZiiLabs has claimed to develop the world's first low power media chip capable of 1080p Blu-ray quality video output

Talking alarm clock teaches children to tell the time and can be programmed to show them when it's ok to get out of bed

Thin, flexible silicon electronics placed on silk substrates that almost completely dissolve inside the body could pave the way for electronics that could be embedded inside the body, such as LED tattoos and better neural interfaces.

JOBO has announced the release of a digital photo frame with a built-in scanner, allowing instant capture and display of treasured old print photos

Ant colonies have been used for the basis of new software that helps troops to define the best path within a battle field.

We may have to wait some time before pico-projector technology finds its way into mobile phones as a standard feature, but until then products like the sparkz iPhone/iPod dock projector will help fill the gap.

Ricoh has announced a new modular approach to digital photography where thelens and sensor are brought together in an interchangeable unit that slides into the body

The Zeppelin Mini iPod speaker system from Bowers and Wilkins is an edgy, stylish addition to the modern home. This sound dock is more compact than the larger model but B&W says it delivers everything listeners love about the Zeppelin.

Renault's Zero Emissions (Z.E.) range really captured our attention at this year's Frankfurt Motor Show and now the company has confirmed plans to unleash two of the radically designed EVs onto the streets from 2011.

Radical UK-based car manufacturer Gordon Murray Design has moved from creating “petrol-miser” vehicles to what it calls will be “the world’s most efficient electric car” - the T.27.

An ETA report suggests electric cars should be rewarded for their energy efficiency, not for moving emissions from exhaust pipes to powerstation chimneys.

Epson’s new high-temperature polysilicon (HTPS) TFT LCD panel for its 3LCD projectors is the world’s first 4K-compatible panel that supports resolutions up to 4096 x 2160 pixels.