The NAD Viso 1 wireless music system that comes equipped with 2 x 2-3/4″ full-range drivers and a 5-3/4″ subwoofer. NAD Viso 1 weighs in at around 12.3 pounds.

NAD Viso 1 wireless music system is basically made for iPod, but it also works with iPhone and any Bluetooth-equipped devices, thanks to its built-in dock station that can rotate 90 degrees and Bluetooth aptX wireless high fidelity receiver. This wireless music system also features Optical digital input that accepts up to 24/96k music from external devices like TV, Disc Player or Media Streamer; NAD Direct Digital amplifier eliminates all analogue circuitry and offers very high efficiency and low power consumption; and Bi-amplified system with digital crossover and bi-amplification for lowest distortion and widest frequency response.

Its sweeping curves not only look gorgeous, but also designed to enhance acoustic performance. The movable NAD Viso 1 weighs in at around 12.3 pounds and also comes equipped with 30 pin iPod connector and USB port.

“The NAD VISO 1 is the best sounding smart music streaming dock for iPod in the world. It’s a digital music system that combines the innovative digital audio technology with renowned NAD performance, simplicity and value.”

The NAD Viso 1 Wireless Music System is available for $599. IR remote control is included.

Even though it measures just 72 x 61 x 13mm, this tiny PC is powerful enough to run both Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) or Android 2.3 operating system or a range of Linux-based operating systems including Ubuntu, Fedora, and Puppy, thanks to its Allwinner A10 processor and 512MB memory.

This device is called the Mini X TV. The Mini X TV also has 4Gb of built in storage, microSD card expansion slot, 2 x USB host ports, 802.11n WiFi, and an 1 x HDMI port so it can be connected to your TV to let you run Android apps or games on the big screen.

The Mini X TV is available now on the Brando website for $89. An external antenna and a wireless remote control are also included.

Called the Ixoost, the first audio system designed for iPhone/iPod entirely hand-built in Modena by local craftsmen, according to the customers preferences and specifications. The name iXoost comes from the English pronunciation of the word “exhaust”.

As the name suggests, the Ixoost is made from old cars exhausts, and it features dock station and extremely innovative loudspeakers, including a 140W active subwoofer. The Ixoost is available in three different models: the iXoost òt (eight cylinders), iXoost dês (ten cylinders) and iXoost dàdês (twelve cylinders).

Called the Prisma, this stylish bluetooth speaker system from Edifier comes with unique sleek design and boasts elegant aesthetics, crystal clear sound reproduction and Bluetooth connectivity. It features 1 x 5 inch downward-firing subwoofer, 2 x 3/4 inch midrange, 19mm PV dome tweeter, and has bass controls located on the subwoofer.

The Edifier Prisma 2.1 Bluetooth speaker system also has a 48 watt power rating and a wired controller, with ports on the back for headphone jack and two auxiliary input.

The Edifier Prisma cable-free speaker system is available in three different colors: silver, white and black. Each is priced at $130.

The world’s most expensive camera goes to Leica’s – according to the World Records Academy. This most expensive camera is not the most advanced camera ever built, but it is one of around 25 test versions of Leica 0-Series cameras produced in 1923, two years before full production of this 35mm camera began in 1925. Only 12 are known still to exist.

The old Leica camera was bought by an unknown bidder at the Galerie Westlicht in Vienna, Austria, for 1.8 million euros or 2.16 million euros after tax!