On first look it may seem like a miniature version of a saucer but a closer look will make you realize that it is a wearable wireless gadget for music junkies. This is Escape C Pod, a wireless gadget which enables you to stream stereo audio from your cell phone or Bluetooth MP3 player so that you can enjoy music and accept calls at the same time.

Escape C has a round curvy design with clearly visible control buttons for accepting calls and media playback. It weighs 15 grams and is available in matte black color. The perimeter of the device is lit up with LED blue lights highlighting the current time. On the device surface is the power and answer call keys, time display keys along with volume and control calls. It can be paired with your Apple iPod Touch, Apple iPhone 3G, 3GS and at the same time can also be used with programs such as Skype. It can be worn as an amulet on your neck or even used as a keychain. It has a range of up to 33 feet and supports A2DP and AVRCP profiles. There is still no news as to when the device gets launched but words are making rounds that it will be released in the first quarter of 2010 and sell for around $110.

Given below are the technical specifications of Kisai Escape C:

Earphones: Stereo
Interface: A2DP, AVRCP, HFP, HSP
Profiles Supported: A2DP 1.2, AVRCP 1.0, Headset & Hands Free (HFP 1.5)
Frequency Range: 2.402-2.480 GHZ, 2.4G ISM band
Frequency Response: 20Hz - 20KHz
Communication Range: 33ft./10m (max.)
Technology: v2.1 + EDR Class 2
Talk Time: Up to 6 hours (talk/music)
Standby Time: Up to 180 hours
Ports: 3.5mm Audio Jack and Mini 5 Pin USB Charging Port
Integrated USB Rechargeable 200mAh Li-Polymer Battery

Elderly people and those having severe eye problems now won't have to depend on others for reading out their daily newspapers and letters nor would they need to invest in expensive magnification machines for solving their crossword puzzles, all thanks to Wireless Page to TV magnifier which comes in the shape and size of a computer mouse. All one needs to do is sweep it across a line of text and it can magnify it up to 25 times. The magnification has been made possible by a bright, 655 x 488 pixel handheld scanner. The scanner picks up the words and pictures and transfers it to its base station which sends it to your television screen and the magnification ranges from 10X on a 14" TV to 28X on a 32" TV. It also includes an AC adapter.

It's a wonderful product for elderly and people suffering from myopia.

Price: $149.95

You are sort of person who loves droplets of rain and its not necessary that you might even like measuring it but there are some people who would definitely like to gauge the amount of rainfall falling in their garden. For them here is a Digital Wireless Rain Gauge which allows monitoring up to 99.9 inches of rain. It is also very easy to operate - all you need to do is place rain collector at the spot from where you intend to collect rain and keep the wireless digital LCD monitor up to 100 feet indoors away from the collector. On its display screen you can find useful information in the form of indicators such as no rain, light rain or heavy rain. The good thing about the display screen is that it always stays illuminated making it easier for you to see it.

It is an important gadget for people who live in flood plain area as it gives them necessary information pertaining to rain so that precautionary measures can be taken before rain strikes havoc. It could even help in checking veracity of claims of weather forecasts by weathermen and if you like getting popular then your name could appear in radio or television programs where you could provide weather forecast information of your area.

This Digital Wireless Rain Gauge is for somebody who likes being informed.

Go Green, this is the mantra of today if you would like to save the future for your kids. Like it is said that charity begins at home so keeping this thought in mind Onzo has created a smart energy monitoring kit for your home. This wireless system updates you regarding the energy usage at your home and it can be placed anywhere in your house since it comes without wires.

The tiny sensor fitted in it tracks your energy usage and transmits it wirelessly to the display unit. It can store and display information of up to ten years and even comes up with a USB connection so that you can further analyze the energy consumption data on your computer and plan out an energy saving strategy accordingly. The energy saving device is still in the design stage and is expected to go into production later this year. As far as the price is concerned it's still undecided.

I feel that this would be an ideal device to track your energy consumption and save it as much as you can for a greener future.

You guys know IPEVO, the people behind a range of VoIP devices. Now they have gone ahead and launched Tubular, a set of wireless speakers which you can carry along anywhere minus the messy wires. These are three watt Bluetooth enabled speakers which can work with just any Bluetooth enabled music player, so this means it would be a perfect match with your computers, cell phones, notebooks, iPods and any other device which supports Bluetooth.

These wireless speakers can be interlocked in a tube shape and can be separated when required to put them into action. Detaching and attaching them is certainly a child's play. The wireless speakers are compact and lightweight and can easily find space inside your luggage.

People new to technology may face initial trouble with Bluetooth pairing and might need guidance for it. There are separate buttons for volume control and a multifunction button on the primary speaker for Bluetooth connection which doubles up as an On/Off button. The buttons when paired with selected Bluetooth devices can be used for navigating through tracks and performing play and pause functions at the same time. On a single charge, it can run up to eight hours with a standby time of up to 100 hours. It's priced at $79 so I think you won't mind spending your money on it to feel the wireless experience.