Ironkey is a strong USB key not only because of its metal built but also military-grade encryption. This thumb drive holds up to 4 Gigabytes of data, but includes a hardware encryption chip that scrambles the data so as to be completely unreadable without a password.
Bird-Electron is as crazy as their name, also proven by this diabolical excuse for a set of portable speakers. The Kodak Speakers are constructed from recycled 35mm plastic film cases. The set does not require any power source other than the energy it draws from the connected MP3 player.
As an alternative to traditional 104-key QWERTY, NSK535 series of alphanumeric keyboards have come up with some advanced features.
Gidis is making a splash with their waterproof Mdrive, styled by those cool fellows at INNO Design. The flash drives will be available in 1GB and 2GB flavours, retailing at $41 and $62, respectively.
We played with the Samsung YP-P2 all-touch-screen digital audio player at their IFA booth. The machine feels good: light, sleek and slim. But when it comes to the touchy-touchy action, don’t expect an experience like the one you get with the iPhone UI (or the rumored iPod Touch for that matter.) In a word: crude.