Concept: Watch oNe Sports Multiple Faces

If you're not happy with the face of your watch, you might want to keep an eye on the Watch oNe, which is a watch that features a backlit LED E-Ink display that allows you to change the method the time is displayed, depending on your whims and fancies. The watch can be hooked up to a computer via a microUSB port and allows you to download additional kinds of watch faces for added variety. The physical aspects of the watch can be tweaked too, as it features interchangeable parts offering a range of colors and materials. It's constructed from abs plastic, sapphire glass, stainless steel, and fine leather. The Watch oNe will be going on sale in March 2011 for $350.

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Trendy MP3 player is versatile in different situations

The most famous MP3 player in this day and age would be the iPod, although technically Apple's device is a portable media player (PMP) since it does video as well. Regardless of whether it is a PMP or MP3 player, most of these aren't exactly of the rugged stock, but this British-designed Trendy MP3 player can double up as a sports gadget as well. What's a sports gadget, you ask? Well, the touchscreen interface boasts a sliding switch that can control all functions on it, while displaying essential information like elapsed time, amount of calories burnt, current speed and the distance covered thanks to a GPS tracker when it is in running mode. A built-in sensor on the side of the device will show off the heart rate, and nice to see a rubber finger sleeve provide a firm grip even when you're sweating all over.

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Concept: 01 GIANT Projector With Racer And Stone Control

If not often you see technology bathed in bright green colors, but the 01 GIANT concept Canon video projector is pictured in bright green and features accessories in the form of a touch sensor remote dubbed the Racer, and a touchpad called the Stone. The Racer and Stone designs feature touch-sensitive technology, offering a similar usage method to Apple's recently-announced Magic Trackpad. Will a trackpad be more useful than a traditional television remote in the future? Regardless of its functionality, these concept designs do look good.

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Babyoom grows with your baby

Purchasing a pram for first time parents can be a daunting decision for those who are rather indecisive - after all, which model out of the hundreds out there is reliable enough for the new prince/princess in the family? Check out the Babyoom that could very well help save parents lots of money in the process - after all, it will function as a pram from ages 0 to 3, and when your toddler starts discovering the use of legs, you can turn it into a children�s cycle. Not only that, it also doubles up as your shopping cart if required - although we would not recommend you stocking it up with fish and other smelly perishables lest you want your kid to dislike his/her 'comfort zone'. Now, to wait for a manufacturer to see the potential of such a device and roll it off their factory lines.

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Sony Ericsson LiveView

Sony Ericsson has released LiveView an accessory in the form of a remote control with a screen that allows owners 1.3inci Android smartphone, update Facebook and Twitter to monitor and control the music player on the phone.

Sony Ericsson LiveView connect to the phone via Bluetooth and can also be used to view missed calls, text messages and view RSS feeds. In fact, it can help find wireless phones while still within reach of a Bluetooth connection. Sony Ericsson spokesman said the phone will vibrate when LiveView installed.

According to Sony Ericsson, LiveView is compatible with most smart phone with Android operating system version 2.0 and above. So for owners of Sony Ericsson Xperia X10, Xperia X10 mini and mini pro who are still using version 1.6, had to wait for the company issued a software update for Android could use LiveView.

Sony Ericsson LiveView measuring 35x35x11 mm and enabled using the keypad and touch-sensitive frame. The battery can be recharged through a connection MicroUSB and can survive for four whole days.

Accessories available include clips and bracelets, which can be used when exercising. Sony Ericsson will offer a package that combines fitness with LiveView SportyPal Pro applications, so users can monitor heart rate via LiveView.

Shipping LiveView to market will be conducted during the fourth quarter and offered a price around 110 USD.

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