Designer Aykut Erol pushes this concept straight into your living space,the Lamp Line is a unique furniture system.

Incorporating a work table, hanger, bookshelf, wine rack, CD rack, TV stand and lighting unit appearing as design objects in their purest forms. The most important characteristic of “Line” is it being a no-break line. Theoretically, the system extends infinitely with a single line regenerating itself.

Samsung announced the nationwide availability of the SP-A800B projector, a premium projector that enhances the home theater experience by delivering film-like picture quality in full high-definition 1080p. The high-end projector maximizes the home theater connoisseur’s full HD viewing experience by leveraging advanced optics and a Texas Instruments 1080p DLP® chip to deliver a level of color and image quality that is traditionally found in professional studio-grade monitors. Setting the standard for consistently delivering the industry’s richest and most detailed picture, the A800B produces premium color accuracy.

“Basic technologies for HD projectors have drastically improved on superior performance capabilities and enhanced design functionality over the last several years. Samsung continues to maintain its performance standards within the marketplace by delivering the A800B,” said Christopher Franey, VP Marketing and Commercial Sales, Samsung Electronics America, Information Technology Division.

Ampbot or A.M.P Automated Music Personality has a remote control and can be hooked up to an MP3 player or iPod on its back. This 2.4 feet tall bot can bob its head and dance while LED lights on its head flash red. It has stereo speakers and turntable-shaped hands that can be used for volume control, sound effects and DJ-style scratching.

“Hasbro and SEGA have a long history of working together in both product development and distribution, and SEGA TOYS is delighted to premiere this cool new media bot to the tech-savvy Japanese consumer,” said Isao Kokubun, C.E.O. of SEGA Toys.

You can expect the Ampbot in Japan and the US from November, with a global launch within 18 months. It will cost around 80,000 yen ($745).

Asus revealed the new Asus ARES CG6155 Desktop PC. Asus ARES is equipped with the most advanced Quad-core CPUs, 3-way SLI graphic cards and extreme factory over-clocking that boosts CPU performance by up to 33%. Additionally, gamers will be able to enjoy cutting-edge technologies such as a Blu-ray optical disc drive, high-definition audio and DDRIII memory. This Dual Power design supports up to 2 kilowatts of power. The built-in liquid cooler ensures that system stability is maintained for cooler operations. ARES not only looks bullet proof; but also incorporates an arsenal of features which make it one of the most stable and secure gaming PC systems ever.

InFocus introduced the X10 Full HD 1080p projector in the UK. The X10 features a 16:9 native aspect ratio, and a contrast ratio of 2500:1, which can be boosted with a button push to 7500:1 via the company’s Active Iris in the lens. The X10’s 300W lamp gives it a 1,200 lumens brightness rating, and is rated for 2,000 hours of operation. The 1.2:1 fixed lens is able to create a clear image up to nearly 17 feet, or over 200 inches. Vertical Digital Keystone Correction is adjustable up to 13 degrees. The The DarkChip1 DLP chipset was sourced from Texas Instruments and the DLP color wheel is a 7-segment unit, calibrated to the D65K color accuracy standard.

Connection options include an HDMI 1.3 input, a proprietary M1-DA port that can use a DVI-D, VGA, HDMI and component video plug via an adapter, component video, RS-232 jack, wired remote and screen trigger.

The X10 will cost an equivalent of $2,165 in the UK although release dates have not been announced.

A new way to show time can be the perfect gift for a gadget lover. The Lexon Around Clock who cost only $45 design by Anthony Dickens. Anologue clock showing time by the cylinder rotation and use the the red wire to identify time. The size is diameter 4.33 x 2.16″.