Netgear's latest MBRN3300 is the result of a collaboration with Ericsson, where the device is capable of using an internal 3G modem which includes HSPA+ at roughly 20Mbps, while sharing that link via either 802.11n Wi-Fi or through a quartet of 100Mbps Ethernet ports - it all depends on what your home network setup is like. Both Ericsson and Netgear is priming the MBRN3300 for households where regular cable, DSL or fiber isn't available, as well as those who rely on completely mobile local networks. Heck, you can juice it up with you wherever you go in a car, thanks to the optional car charger and a battery pack that does not need a traditional plug. No idea on its pricing since Netgear hopes to make the MBRN3300 available from various telco carriers.

Not everyone is able to upgrade their notebook every couple of years to keep up with the latest and the greatest, so if you're still on a computing boneshaker and want to play games on it while viewing all its past graphical glory on a HDTV, then the Atlona AT-HDVieW ought to be your cup of tea. Powered via USB, it will take both VGA and 3.5mm audio by merging their signals together, sending the resulting output at 1080p via HDMI. On the plus side, the scaler/converter will communicate with your HDTV so that the right output resolution is achieved just in case 1080p looks weird. Looks like a no-brainer of a device which retails for a mere $120.

Are you a sports addict that flicks between channels all day long? If you think your remote isn’t keeping pace with the rate you’re flicking between channels, the ESPN Game Changer Universal Remote Control might be able to help you out. Featuring dedicated ESPN buttons (ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU); you’ll be able to quickly switch between sports channels to keep in touch with all the games that are running simultaneously. If you want to keep switching between a non-sports channel, you’re still covered, as the buttons are programmable, so you won’t miss whatever reality show you’re addicted to at the moment. The best part is, it won’t set you back $300 like the Ultimate Remote, rather you’ll be able to pick up two of these remotes for just $8 (plus $5 for shipping). Doesn’t seem like an expensive decision to make, does it? Especially since Amazon is selling it for $24.99 each.

Still don't have a Blu-ray player in your living room? Why not kill two birds with one stone if you're thinking of upgrading your current standard definition TV to one of those newfangled HDTVs? Sony has just the thing with their latest Bravia TV which will come in 32" and 40" sizes, known as the KDL-32EX40B and KDL-40EX40B. As it is under the Bravia umbrella, you can expect staples such as Internet widget support, DLNA compatibility, Wi-Fi connectivity, USB media playback and an added bonus - a built-in Blu-ray player.

Netflix looks set to stream their range of movies and TV series in full HD resolution - that's 1080p for the uninitiated, later this year in a move to boost its business. Apart from 1080p video streaming, audiences will also be able to enjoy 5.1 audio for an all round, enjoyable home-theater experience. It remains to be seen just what kinds of shows and series will get the full HD treatment though. On an interesting side note, since all of the three major game consoles of this generation - the Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii supports Netflix, we're pretty sure that the Wii version won't be getting a full HD upgrade for obvious reasons - the console can't handle the playback as well as the lack of an HDMI output.

How would you like to live in an eco-friendly compact home? The MercuryHouseOne concept has graduated from being a concept, to reality. The pod-shape makes it look like it’s from the future, and the set of solar panels at the top of the building also add to that effect, as well as allowing the energy to flow into the home all year round. Despite it measuring just 9 x 4.5 meters, this pod-shaped mobile lounge is still lightweight, and provides a lot more space than someone from the outside can anticipate. While you probably won’t be living it in all year round, it could be a nice getaway place.

Have you built up your Blu-ray movie collection to such an impressive extent that you have no where to organize it? This is where the S1Digital Blu-ray Disc Changer comes in handy, where it retails for $1,499, offering your Windows Vista/7 Media Center PC or Windows Home Server computer added capability to browse through up to 100 Blu-ray discs at once. Sounds like a major investment for any household when it comes to entertainment, don't you think?

LG knows that you work hard to provide for your entire family, and would want to make sure you are able to wind down nicely after a long, hard day at the office with the BM100RB Massage Chair. It will feature 85 Air Cells that surround the entire body all the way from top to bottom, where you can choose from 8 different positions while inclined alongside various levels of massage or vibrations. Heck, it can even purr to help you enter dreamland and sleep like a baby, if you like. No idea on pricing, but as with most higher end massage chairs, they are pretty steep in price.

Have an old coffee can lying around with some spare time on your hands? The Coffee Can Clock sure looks as though it will work wonders in helping you keep the earth green while telling the time to whomever looks at it. It uses electronics based on Wiseduino (Arduino clone with DS1307 real time clock on board) alongside a LED matrix shield located on top. The shield itself is built with 74HC595 shift registers which drive two bi-color (red, green, and orange by subtraction) 8×8 LED matrices. Basically, everything inside functions like clockwork (pun not intended) to let you know of the current time in a digital format.

If you’re the type of person who cares about the condition of your skin, chances are you’ve looked into various facial products before. Panasonic seems like it wants to get some of your business too, as it is offering the EH-SA91 Nano-Care Ion Steamer. This device supposedly creates ion steam particles that are extremely small, enabling the moisturizing steam to penetrate the outer layers of your skin. It can generate up to 12mL of steam per minute, and if you want the exact opposite, you can also get it to generate a cooling mist. Sounds like a lot of beauty voodoo, but if you’re really interested, you can check out this $416 machine.

Hmmm, have TV channels really advanced to such a state where there is this thing called Tetris TV? Apparently so, as DISH Network has teamed up with Oberon Media and The Tetris Company to bring such a cutting-edge interactive TV game service. As you can tell, Tetris TV enables viewers to enjoy a game of Tetris using a few clicks of their TV remote, and while North America is the first continent to enjoy such a service, expect other countries worldwide to receive a similar service in due time as well. You will be able to enjoy Tetris TV on DISH Network in the form of Marathon and 40-Lines Tetris games. Tetris TV is currently available to all DISH Network customers for $2.99 monthly. [Press Release]

You’re probably familiar with the concept of electric blankets, and the Chilipad works on a similar idea, but this mattress not only allows you to warm your bed, but it can also allow you to keep your bed cool (if you wish). This is done by pumping water through the network of pipes, so it’s something like an upgraded type of electric blanket. Despite using a pump, the manufacturers claim that it runs under 20dBa, which should be quieter than a fan. The best part is, if you’re sleeping with a partner who doesn’t agree with you on the temperature, you can always pick up the dual-zone pad, which allows you to adjust the temperature of both sides independently. It’s not exactly cheap, but if it can give you a good night’s sleep, it’s worth it, right? You’ll need to shell out $400 for the smallest size, and $650 for the king-sized version.

Toshiba has unveiled a new 19" Regza TV that boasts a Hello Kitty logo at the bottom left hand corner, making this a gift that would bring an ear-to-ear smile for your little princess who has been hankering you for a TV in her room since forever. Features ain't too shabby either, with 1,366 × 768 resolution, a 1,000:1 contrast ratio, a couple of HDMI ports, 3W x 2-chanel speakers and a digital TV tuner. To spruce things up a little, the On/Off AV mode will show a Hello Kitty with open eyes as an icon when ports are connected and running external inputs, and vice versa when inputs are offline.

Most of us grew up with the notion that kitchens are stuck and immobile - often residing in some corner of the home where mothers traditionally wield considerable influence under their "territory". That is no longer the case with the Christophe mobile kitchen from Calanc - this kitchen on wheels comes with a classy appeal, augmented by polished stainless steel and exotic wood slats. You will find a mini fridge inside as well as an automatic gas ignition to get you cooking outside the home during those warm summer days.