TomTom G0 940 dynamic routing satnav

For the fastest way to get from A to B, TomTom is promising that if there's a quicker route available its new Go 940 satnav will be able to find it.

It includes an improved version of TomTom's IQ Routes system, which uses road information from real drivers rather than just speed limits to calculate the best way to go. It now features data broken down by day of the week in five minute intervals, so you can be sure it will always pick the best route even if it's rush hour.

It can also tap into TomTom's exclusive High Definition traffic service, so if the current traffic conditions differ from the expected travel time it will automatically calculate a new route so you'll get to your destination more quickly.

The Go 940 will be available later in the year, pricing has yet to be decided. See TomTom for more information.

Viewsonic 120Hz 3D flatpanel

Viewsonic's new 22in 120Hz monitor may not sound that exciting at first but in addition to offering rock solid, blur free video performance, when it's teamed up with a special Nvidia graphics card it can deliver realtime 3D effects as well.

The 3D magic comes from the combination of Viewsonic's panel and Nvidia's GeForce Stereoscopic 3D technology which results in lifelike three dimensional gaming.

Extra dimensions aside, it's a well specified set capable of achieving a 3ms response time so it you shouldn't see any nasty artifacts or ghosting when watching fast moving video. It stretches to a resolution of 1,680x1,050 pixels and offers a contrast ratio of 1000:1. It also includes built in speakers and supports dual link DVI inputs for high res gaming.

The 120Hz panel will be available later in the year, pricing has yet to be decided. For further details see Viewsonic.

Mixa Tape USB cassette

If you're after the ultimate in retro styling, the Mixa Tape looks like it comes from a time when Walkman ruled the world of portable audio and compressed music was usually the result of an unfortunate accident.

Styled to look like an old school cassette, inside it packs a full 1GB of storage giving you considerably more space to store your tunes than the average C90 - plus there's no need to rewind it afterwards.

The USB connector folds out from the side, so you can easily get your tracks onto it, or alternatively you can load it up with photos or documents instead. Unfortunately it's only a storage device, so you'll need to plug it into a PC or compatible soundsystem to actually playback any tunes stored on it.

The Mixa Tape is available now for 19.99 from I Want One Of Those.

Intempo RDi-W internet radio and iPod dock

You'll never run out of music to listen to with Intempo's new dock - in addition to a place to park your iPod it also features an internet radio so you can dip into radio stations from all over the world.

The RDi-W is designed with high end audio reproduction in mind, so you can get top notch sound from your gadgets without having to hook them up to your hi-fi. It's capable of pumping out 30W of stereo and includes an integrated subwoofer to give the bass end a boost.

To access internet radio you'll need to hook it up to your home internet connection, either via Wi-Fi or wired Ethernet. Once it's logged on you'll have access to over 20,000 stations at the push of a button.

The RDi-W will be available for £169.99 in September, see Intempo for more information.

Freecom Mobile DVD Recorder

If you've picked up one of the many super small, super cheap laptops like the Asus Eee PC then you may find the lack of DVD drive a problem when it comes to installing applications or backing up your files.

Luckily Freecom has come to the rescue with its external drive that you can hook up to your mini laptop either via USB or Firewire. It can handle all current DVD standards on the market, so you can store up to 8.5GB of data on a single disc. It also supports Lightscribe, so once you've written your data to disc simple flip it over to label it as well.

It comes with a mains adapter included, but if you just want to use it to read discs you can power it straight from the USB port.

The Mobile DVD Recorder is available now for £89.99 from Freecom.

Logitech V550 Nano clip and go mouse

Logitech's new V550 Nano portable mouse is designed to travel wherever your laptop does. It even features its own magnetic dock, so when it's not in use you can clip it to your laptop so it doesn't get lost.

To help make it more travel friendly, it features a super small USB transmitter - when in place in it only sticks out by 8mm so you can leave it plugged in all the time without worrying about it falling out or getting bashed about.

There's also no need to worry about the batteries going flat or having to cart round a spare set just in case. You should get up to a year and a half out of a set of AA batteries before you need to think about changing them.

The V550 Nano is available now for £49.99, see Logitech for further details.

Archos 5g 3G enabled media player

Archos has got a new take on what a media player should be like, bundling a large screen and 3G mobile broadband connection into its 5g internet multimedia tablet.

The 5in screen is touch sensitive, so you can interact with it with just the push of a finger. There's a full web browser with Flash support included and you can even keep tabs on your inbox thanks to the email function.

The 3G connection will keep you online while you're out and about and there's also Wi-Fi for when you're at home. In addition to supporting streaming internet radio and web video, it's got a 30GB hard drive so you can load it up with your favourite music and movies to enjoy when you're not within mobile reception or Wi-Fi coverage.

The Archos 5g will be available later in the year for £359.99, for more information see Archos.

Epson Stylus SX100 budget all-in-one

Epson's new Stylus SX100 multifunction printer isn't just cheap to buy, it's pretty reasonable to keep running thanks to its low cost individual ink cartridges. As you can replace each colour separately, at just £5.99 a pop, you don't end up throwing away unused ink as you would with a combined unit.

Despite its budget roots, it's still a pretty speedy performer - capable of churning out prints at a maximum of 26 pages per minute. It can turn its hand to photos too and the Easy Photo Print technology can even remove red-eye before creating the final print.

It also comes with a 600dpi scanner and the bundled Easy Photo Fix software will help clean up scans of old photos, helping to restore washed out colour in faded shots.

The SX100 will be available in September for £59.99, see Epson for further details.

Jaybird JB-200 tiny Bluetooth stereo earphones

If you like the idea of Bluetooth earphones, but find the ones on the market at little on the bulky side then take a look at Jaybird's JB-200 tiny wireless headphones.

Despite weighing just 23.5g they support A2DP (advanced audio distrubution profile) stereo Bluetooth streaming and can pump out music for five and a half hours between charges, with a standby time of 110 hours. There's also a built in microphone for making calls and support for AVRCP (audio/video remote control profile) so you can fast forward or rewind tracks, pump up the volume or answer calls all via the headset.

They can be paired with multiple devices, so you could be listening to music from your MP3 player, for example, and still take a call hands free on your mobile phone.

The JB-200 are available now for £79.99 from Advanced MP3 Players.

Intempo Fusion DAB iPod dock

Intempo is hoping to keep all musical bases covered with its new multi function iPod dock. Not only does it include a seat for your portable player but it also features an integrated digital radio and FM tuner so you'll be spoilt for listening options.

It's capable of kicking out a reasonably powerful 25W of audio and it's got a built in subwoofer so your tracks won't be lacking in bass. The curved dock also makes it easy to operate the iPod while it's in place or alternatively there's a remote included so you can control it from the sofa.

When you're fed up of listening to the same old music on your iPod, switch to radio mode and you'll find plenty digital stations available to tune into instead.

The Fusion will be available in September for £99, see Intempo for more information.