Samsung takes inspiration from the chameleon to come up with a novel way of using super high resolution technology to hide a big television-set in plain sight.

Pack this little miracle worker for your next business trip and you'll never have to worry about that wrinkle on your shirt again.

The LG PF1000U is both a projector and a Smart TV, but its key feature is its ultra-short throw beam, which eliminates the need to run cables any further than you would with a regular TV.

Provide a soundtrack to your adventures with this rugged and waterproof Bluetooth speaker that gives you that signature BOSE sound quality no matter where in the world you are.

Capture the moment in the simplest way possible with this 1980s Polaroid "OneStep 600" which has been carefully refurbished by impossible Project.

Discover the mysteries of the universe and get acquainted with the sun, the moon and the stars. This telescope won't disappoint.

A notepad and pen that transfer your analogue notes and scribbles to the digital domain. It's perfect for those long flights or a sudden burst of inspiration. 

Equipped with technology that can help avoid losing your luggage as well as paying airline overweight fees, each bag is equipped with a battery that charges your mobile phone up to four times, a built in scale, and through Raden’s app you'll always know the location of your bag.

Offering both function and a refined aesthetic, these premium over-ear headphones by Bang and Olufsen feature an inline remote and microphone, letting you control music and take calls. Its headband is sheathed in cow leather that will age gracefully while the lambskin cups are soft and supple. Of course, the sound quality is bang on.

There’s no skirting around the fact that Leica cameras are by nature of their exacting German engineering, and subsequently elevated prices, very precious objects. But this new Leica is different because, unlike its various siblings, it needn’t be mollycoddled.

Developed in collaboration with Audi Design, the rugged Leica X-U combines a 16.5-megapixel APS-C sensor with a fixed Leica Summilux 23mm lens and a fast f1.7 aperture within a body that can withstand the most extreme conditions by way of shock-proofing, water-proofing (up to 15-metres depths) and mega-seals that keep out sand, dust and other lens-damaging particles. It can even record HD video (up to 1080p at 30 frames per second). 

In short, the X-U is almost all the camera you’ll ever need, in any circumstance and any environment. And the only reason we added the word ‘almost’ is that it doesn’t record video in 4K. Of course, most people won’t give two hoots about that but if you do, we have been reliably informed that Leica will be adding this feature soon to a more expensive version. Till then, this is as good as it gets.