Bring all your digital music together in one place with Sony’s 80GB Giga Juke music server. Rip music directly from CD, import from PC or USB. You can also get multi-room audio when you pair with additional Gigajuke wireless players which is a good feature to have. It’s a very sleek looking system, has decent sound quality and holds up to 40,000 songs.

It’s available for around £400 on line so quite pricey but quite a neat solution for all keeping all your digital music in one place.

Technical Specifications:

• 80GB HDD stores up to 40,000 songs. Rip from CD at up 16x
• Enjoy multi-room audio when you add a wireless station and additional Gigajuke players.
• 32-bit s-master digital amplifier delivers crystal clear CD quality sound
• 4.3″ full colour display makes it easy to access your favourite tunes
• x-DJ automatically creates themed playlists for any occasion
• Use Music Surfin’ to sort through tracks at the touch of a button. Pull songs from the same artist
  Change your preferences at the touch of a button with Music Surfin’ mode. Pull all songs from the same artist, sort by year or press “mood” for tracks with the same musical feel
• Record directly from Sony’s DMPORT
• Automatic title labelling is provided using Gracenote’s music recognition technology and database, containing music data for approximately 350,000 albums.
• Up to 50x high speed music file transfer

Remember the old, mahoosive instant Polaroid cameras from back in the day? oh yeh, aye aye. Well, Polaroid is launching an up to date, slick digital version – the PoGo Instant Digital camera/printer combo.  

You can view, crop and even add borders then print your pictures in less than 60 seconds on 2×3-inch, peel-off, sticky-backed paper. The camera easily connects to a PC or Mac where photos can be uploaded and saved from the camera’s 16 MB internal memory or optional SD card. It measures 4.7-inches wide by 3-inches tall and weighs only 10 ounces. Pretty nifty.

It’s going to be available the beginning of March for around £130 and don’t forget you will also need packs of ZINK Photo Paper too (around £8 for 30 sheets). Good fun tho’.

This ebook reader from Sony is an electronic product which holds up to 160 books - so pretty useful for taking on holiday as it saves you from carrying loads of books in your case taking up valuable clothes space!

It’s slim (8mm thin!),compact and lightweight so very easy to carry around in your bag. It also has a very long batterry life so you can do up to 7000 page turns before having to recharge.

Very simple and easy to use, just install the software on your computer, connect up your Reader and you can copy your ebooks on to it, much like you copy music to your MP3 player. (you need to copy the ebooks to your pc too!) eh voila!

It’s available on line at Sony http://www.sony.co.uk/product/rd-reader-ebook/prs-505#pageType=Overview and there is an offer on where you get 100 classic ebooks free when you buy the reader (while stocks last). You can also get a variety of ebooks at www.waterstones.com.

For full specification details click here http://www.sony.co.uk/product/rd-reader-ebook/prs-505#pageType=TechnicalSpecs

Happy eReading!

I have teeny weeny ears and most normal head phones are just so uncomfortable after while, but these cute audio-technica earbuds come in a variety of colours and sizes and their own little case to keep them tucked away neatly in your handbag, we liiiike.

They come in pink, purple, white, yellow, green and orange are ultra-compact, very light and have three interchangeable earpieces in XS, S and M sizes.  They are specifically made for women to provide superior comfort. They  8.8 mm drivers look to provide clear and natural high-fidelity sound and dont break the bank either coming in at around £40.