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Parrot RKi8400 - car audio designed for the iPhone and iPod

Parrot in the US this week showed off its new RKi8400 car audio unit, specifically designed for Apple's iPhone and iPod, plus play music from connected USB flash drives and SD cards....

Toshiba SDP92SKY portable DVD player

Toshiba's latest portable DVD player, the SDP92SKY, has a 9 inch screen and offers up to 3 hours battery life....

Pioneer in-car navigation and entertainment gear for Dad

Pioneer has a range of nifty in-car navigation and audio equipment which would make terrific Father's Day gifts....

Luxury ticker key to 007’s roadster

Lose your keys to your car? Need a new watch? Aston Martin and Jaeger-LeCoultre are putting the two together....

Internet radio in your daily drive

The Mini Beamer looks to get a dose of internet radio heading its way soon....

How V8 Supercars Are Made

Ever wondered how racing cars are created? In time for the 2010 season, we find out from one of the top teams how V8 Supercars are made!...

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Compact Camera Round-Up...

If you've ever tried to find a digital camera, you'll have found yourself surrounded by so much choice. Today, we're breaking it down for you to help you choose the right camera....

Pocket Camcorder Round Up...

From the Flip to the Bloggie, the Vado, and Xacti, we're taking a look at the pocket camcorders that give you a little bit of video in your pocket....

Premium iPod Docks...

Inexpensive iPod docks abound, but will moving up the price ladder yield a music system that better serves your playlist? We're checking out the very best you can buy....

You might have seen Colgate's new Wisp portable toothbrush as you're standing in line at your local supermarket. Well, we tried it out. And wished we hadn't.

You may not have heard, but Atari has sold the movie rights to two of its classic arcade titles: Asteroids and Missile Command. Here's a taste of what we think is next...