Samsung is well known for its portable gadgets. The Korean giant has decided to release two new MP3 players in the form of the YP-Q1 Diamond and the YP-U4 Litmus. Available in black, white or silver, the Diamond adopts DNSe 3.0 technology and offers an audio upscale function that restores missing sound range. It can also “read” your MP3 file’s mood and genre to automatically apply the appropriate equalizing effect. The Diamond provides 30 hours of playback time and comes in 4GB, 8GB and 16GB storage capacities. The Samsung Litmus MP3 player boasts 16 hours of playback time and available in 2GB or 4GB storage capacities. I think I should buy the Samsung YP-Q1 Diamond because this gadget has some cool and high-end features.

CY-FI has unveiled their latest wireless speaker system for your bicycle. Dubbed as the CY-FI, this Bluetooth wireless sport speaker provides up to 5.5 hours of battery life. Weighing at only 4-ounces, the speaker also supports hands-free and stereo Bluetooth profiles. The CY-FI Bluetooth sport speaker will be released on September 22nd, 2008. $180.

Bonsai trees are a great conversation piece for any part of the house, and this one is no exception to that rule. This tree has 54 photovoltaic panels, which can store energy, so you can recharge your gadgets in the dark, as long as the tree has been previously left out in the sun. All the wires are hidden underneath the tree for a simple clean look. So all this sounds really good, now onto the drawback. This is still only a concept design and has not started being mass produced yet. But with such an awesome concept we have no doubt that this thing will take off soon.

Samsung has showed off its Series 7 LCD TVs at IFA 2008. The screen is part of the Info Live LCD series. Available in three sizes including 40, 46 and 52 inch, hese LCD TVs can connect to the Internet and shows weather information, news and stock quotes via RSS feeds. The Samsung Series 7 LCD TV’s will be available in Germany later this month for approx. $2800. Watch the video after the jump. Read more »

I think this is a door bell which is perfect for geeks. Designed by Li Jianye, the EnterBell concept is a cool doorbell design that was inspired by the famous “Enter” key on the keyboard. I am sure geeks will love the EnterBell. Sadly, it is only a concept at this time. There is no further info about this concept.

If you lead a lifestyle so exciting, or maybe just have a bad memory, then you should check out this experience recorder glove. In its automatic setting, it takes pictures, records sounds and even touch sensations. You can turn it into manual mode and use the movements of your fingers to control the functions of your recorder. The only thing we suggest, is turning it off before looking at our girls section.

Sony comes back with an innovative product in the form of the Sony IP Music Player. Designed by Eijiro Mori and Takuo Ikeda, the device uses a small stick that you can insert into various spots on the gadget surface to produce sounds and animations. Watch the videos after the jump to see what it’s like. Read more »