Since the advent of computers, more and more companies are opening up with new hardware upgrades comparing to the traditional ones. Even simple things like mouse and keyboards are having new designs, 3D models and who knows what.

Entertainment in the home has been going on for as long as man could make sounds by beating sticks onto walls. We generally associate home entertainment, as we know it today by starting in the last 19th century with the phonograph.

Phillips Electronics in collaboration with Swarovski made the 'Active Crystal' collection of USB memory. These are really fancy.

In the ultimate merger of Technology and Fashion, these funky boots are highly popular with teens all over Japan.

Some of the utilities are really amazing in mobiles and touch screen is one of those things for sure.

We have quite the infatuation with toasters of all shapes and sizes around these parts. So it makes me super giddy in the pants that someone has gutted a toaster and put a PS2 inside.

James Bond's cars have included the Aston Martin DB5, DB7, the Lotus Esprit V8 Vantage, V12 Vanquish, the BMW Z3, 750iL, and Z8. Throughout the James Bond series of films Q Branch has given Bond a wide variety of vehicles with which to battle his enemies.

Here is an idea that builds on the idea of bike-share but takes up a lot less space: Shared electric scooters.

This Stuffed Beaver PC Case has to be one of the most morbid yet creative case mods in the relatively short history of mankind.

The middle ages (5th - 15th Centuries AD), often termed The Dark Ages, were actually a time of great discovery and invention. The Middle ages also saw major advances in technologies that already existed