What you’re looking at here is the PURE Sensia, an Internet radio that has a touchscreen with lots of other features.

For example, it supports FM, DAB, DAB+, as well as Internet radio, which means it can get just about anything. You can listen to the sound via the cool-looking side speakers on the side. Hopefully there is some sort of way of hooking up speakers if you want to do that as well.

Since you can get Internet radio, is there any reason why you can’t get Wi-Fi? None that I can think of, and the Sensia gives the user access to “widgets” that plug into sites like Facebook, Twitter, and other sites you might like to peruse every once in a while.

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This has to be the ultimate travel blanket.  I’m always freezing on public transportation and sometimes it’s nice to take a nap when you’re stuck on a plane or train for hours.  This kit includes a blanket to keep you warm and a pillow.  Which anyone that’s used a pillow on any public transportation knows how pathetic they tend to be.  Hopefully this pillow included in the set is far more comfortable.  Not only does it have the blanket and pillow, but a pocket on the blanket specifically meant for your smaller gadgets.

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The IXP3 Internet Messaging Clock uses a technology that I’ve seen before, but I’m not certain what the name of it is. It uses LEDs that can wave in the air and somehow make words with specially timed flashing. I’m probably not doing a good job describing it, I know.

If you’ve seen this technology before, then you know what I’m talking about. It can usually be used as some kind of clock or to display pre-programmed messages.

Why use this type of technology for something practical, like displaying Instant Messages. It can connect to any Internet router and allow users to send messages via email or the product website.

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Toshiba has rolled out its latest universal dynadock wireless U USB docking station which is the next generation device of its dynadock U range, a best selling universal docking station on the Internet. What makes this unique is it will come with wireless USB technology that does away with the need for a cable to keep your docking station tethered to a notebook or computer, and vice versa. According to Michael Cassidy, director, accessory marketing, Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc., “We designed the dynadock wireless U for universal appeal allowing all laptops to take advantage of its wireless features. It’s a matter of convenience and consumers can connect peripheral devices quickly and conveniently through an automatic wireless connection between laptops and accessories.”

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The Battery Wizard promises it can recharge even disposable batteries.

Although initially more expensive, the advantage of rechargeable batteries has always been that they cut down on buying more batteries and they cut down on depleted batteries clogging our landfills. And as anyone who has tried it can testify, trying to recharge a disposable battery usually ends up in a chemical spewing explosion. But the Battery Wizard claims it has overcome all those obstacles.

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The MCor Matrix 3D Printer

Rapid prototyping, 3D printing, additive manufacturing … no matter what you call it, the ability to be able to design something in 3D and print it from your desktop is an idea that finally has had technology catch up with it. But up until now, it’s always been way too expensive to invest in. But Matrix may change all that, promising 3D printing at 2d prices.

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Most people meditate to get away from the fast paced world and even technology.  Well for those of you that can’t stand to be without your technology and would like to have a little more fun while you’re meditating, Think Geek has you covered.  With this you’ll get to have the Woodstock experience without all of those harmful drugs.  It’s the way true geeks relax after a long hard day in front of the computer.

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Most people I’ve talked to are just fine with the keyboard that comes with their iPhone.  However, there are always a few that have a hard time with that sort of thing.  Especially if you have the tendency to be a little clumsy with typing things out on the iPhone keyboard.  Really the iPhone is pretty good about making it user friendly as far as typing goes, but this iTwinge keyboard is one alternative.

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