This audio player from Intel comes with 128 MB Flash RAM-that's four hours of digital music-and has a built-in FM tuner. It uses 2 AAA batteries, which last more than 10 hours. The kit includes a car audio adapter and an audio stereo dock, which lets you use the player with your home audio system. It also has support for MP3 and WMA formats. It is programmable and can be used for the future music formats.
Web site: www.intel.com/

No we are not talking about software Internet radio players. This is a specially built hardware Internet radio from Kerbango. All you need is a broadband connection to log on to the Net and listen to any station you like for streaming audio of your favourite songs. The stations are categorised into sections such as news, music and talk, etc. The player, when switched on, connects to the homepage and through a special software called KTS (Kerbango Tuning Service), scans the tuning quality of all the available stations to ensure a good reception. It updates the player automatically if the station is updated.
Web site: www.kerbango.com/

This is a PC phone that lets you call one PC from another, or from a PC to a phone free of cost. It won't let you miss any calls when you are browsing the Net. You can even use it to send voice messages over instant messenger. It is fully compatible with broadband and supports video conferencing.
www.siliconportals.com

This 15-inch touch panel display is a new concept in user interface. The screen is touch sensitive and its display supports XGA resolution providing life-like images. It comes with 96 MB of memory, has a built-in speaker, microphone, amplifier and can store and playback WAV files. Crestron Isys is based on open architecture and runs end to end on a standard IP with an Ethernet connection, can operate any number of devices and can be linked to any number of systems through the Net. This makes it ideal for Intenet-based help kiosks.
www.crestron.com/