Based on a Kingston USB flash drive, the Amber Alert Child ID Kit is used to store all important information regarding your child such as biographical data, vital stats, connection to various relatives, the places where he/she hangs out most often, and even a list of his/her favorite websites that could yield important clues in the case of a missing person. This Child ID Kit also comes with enough space to store multiple photos of your kid (and family members), helping a stranger sent your kid home as soon as possible in the fastest manner.

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The K-TR10D car stereo is one of the several high-end products in Kenwood’s Trio brand which commemorates 60th anniversary of the company’s foundation. Akhibara suggests the stereo would even be more deadly when coupled with the 4 K-TR10A mono amplifiers of 80W each. So, are you ready to hit the road with all pomp & fare!!

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Illuminated inflatable bars will instantly add immense chic & glamour to your outdoor parties just in no time! The Bubble inflatable bar collection includes inflatable bar designs in hues of colors along with different patterns. Not only the inflatable bars are fun and attractive, but, they are easy to install, functional and can support substantial weight. When deflated, they may be stored in a carrying case with wheels for easy movement and storage.

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Probably the biggest iPod dock on the market today, Tune-In Bed has two built-in 4” speakers attached on the headboard which could kick with its surround stereo sound for a more live listening pleasure.  The bed has a wood frame, a slightly curved headboard and 100% cotton upholstery.  Great for chillin’ out those lazy bones.

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One of the DAB first systems to include affordability, style and performance, with a whole host of advanced functions which include the supporting of MP3, USB flash devices, iPod, CD’s, SD memory cards, multiple auxiliary inputs, and the ability to playback WMA files, in all it combines more or less everything you need all within one single box. The DMX has a great digital display which enables the display of channels, artists, sports results, news, track titles and details of up to 55 digital radio stations, all displayed in a clear manner which is easy to navigate. This system the DMX 25 Micro System, is available from around April 2007, and will cost around £130, which is about $248.

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Mustek has introduced the new camcorder models DV700TZ and DV530TZ. The DV700TZ offers 7 Megapixel and capture MPEG4 videos @30fps with a resolution of 720×480, while the DV530TZ - as the model number might suggest - offers 5.3 Megapixel and a resolution of 640×480. The DV700TZ offers a 2.5″ display and the size of the DV530TZ’s display is currently unknown.

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Here are the first speakers with firewire connection on the market. The excellent digital audio and the power needed are accessible through the built-in firewire cable. No usb, no AC power or batteries. Just plug in the firewire slot of your desktop, laptop or mp3 player and you’re good to go. They will be compatible both for Windows XP and Mac users. Sounds and especially looks interesting. These stylish and portable firewire speakers are designed by Neil Poulton.

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The Tennessee couple has docked a Titanic replica in their high-end home theater. The 20-by-14-foot theater comes equipped with a custom-made 120-inch screen and Tru Audio surround-sound speakers entrenched in the room’s pillars and ceiling. And the ceiling is in actual a flamboyant dome that flaunts 1,230 fiber optic light strands to enrich you with a night sky-like experience. Now, homeowners are planning to add some cocktail tables with a couple of seats to the ultimate system.

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It’s another robot with a cutesy name, SPYKE the WiFi Spy Robot. It’s due to be sold under the Meccano brand name which is pretty appropriate as you’ll have to make him your self. Once constructed you’ll be able to control Spyke from any Internet enabled PC, he incorporates VOIP and a web-cam so you’ll be able to send him on dangerous spying missions and watch the results from the other side of the world. When SPYKE is running low on robot juice he’ll use his auto parking system to dock with his recharging system.

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The new Real World Golf game for PlayStation 2 lets you play a round of golf in the comfort of your own living room. With a foot-long plastic club attached to a motion capture unit, your swing will be mirrored by an on-screen player. According to the BBC, “Real World Golf offers a completely novel gaming experience and for that it has to be applauded.” Players can choose between a range of amateur and professional clubs. Amateur clubs do not hit very far, but the ball will generally go straight. Professional clubs require more skill; you could make longer drives but the ball will be harder to control. The game features five different courses and various modes of play, including tournaments, match play and even party games.

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This is the winner of the Peugeot design competition: the model, called Flux, was designed by 20(!)-year old designer Mihai Panaitescu. It will now be built as a concept car and displayed at the 2007 Frankfurt Auto Show and rendered for a Xbox 360 game.

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Orange is developing technology that will turn its handsets into TV remote controls. The technology, which is only planned for the UK, will not only allow customers to use their mobile phone as remote controls to program their VCR/DVD-Recorders, but also transfer media from their TV and PCs to the mobile phone screen.

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The IM-ME is a little handheld chatbox which allows children to chat wirelessly via the network using the supplied USB dongle that is connected to a parent’s computer. Protection is established by only allowing the child to chat with people who have been added into the address book on the parental computer.

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“Photo wallets” are nothing new - devices to back up your memory card to a hard drive have become common in the past few years. The Hyperdrive has a rechargable Li-Ion battery, takes a whole list of card formats that I’m not going to bother retyping (most of them), shows up as a PC hard drive via USB and has the usual “press one button to dump the card” function.

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The Tomato is a small music player similar to that of the iPod shuffle, which now comes in four bright colors, whereas the Tomato Mini is only available in black or white. Tomato is designed and built in Korea, yet that should not really affect the sales or demand, after the are a whole host of electrical and come to think of it many other products too, that are built in China, the quality is excellent.

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