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PICO Wi-Fi links to any broadband Wi-Fi connection to stream internet radio broadcasts. It also accesses “Listen Again” services such as those operated by the BBC. PICO Wi-Fi is capable of accessing thousands of internet radio stations from all over the world, whether listening to samba from Brazil’s Radio Caraibas, New Orleans Jazz from WWOZ or even live baseball from New York on WFAN 660. Additionally, PICO Wi-Fi allows you to play music files stored on any Wi-Fi enabled PC or Apple Mac in your home and listen to them through high quality portable loudspeaker system. For me, nothing beats the communal experience shared with other listeners around the globe. It’s available for preorder now, priced at £169.95 ($318). [Revo]

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The Sony BRAVIA Wireless HD Video Link DMX-WL1T Module is a two-piece system that transmits uncompressed 1080i HD video and audio to a Sony DMex compatible BRAVIA HDTV, although the three IR Blaster ports located on the back of the device makes it seem that you will be able to control other third-party devices. Featuring four HDMI inputs, one component input, one digital audio input, and a stereo analog input, this device hopefully will support just about any home theater configuration. This will eliminate the hassle of in-wall wiring and multiple remotes. This product will debut in September or October, with rumor of price in the range of $350 - $500.  [SonyInsider]

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Philips Swarovski Bluetooth Headset that comes studded with Swarovski crystal. Philips’ Swarovski-studden Bluetooth 2.0 headset provides 5 hours of talk time and 100 hours of standby time. The headset retails for $260 each. [UberGizmo]

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The Zivio Boom Bluetooth 2.1+EDR headset provides a talk time of 10 hours and a 300 hour of standby time. The cool factor of this Bluetooth headset is that it comes with a flexible microphone that is expanded to 137mm from 53.5mm. Weighing at only 13 grams, the Zivio Boom Bluetooth Headset retails for $130. [Product Page]

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Check out this rather unique home security device, the Rovio Wi-Fi Robot. The Rovio Wi-Fi Robot is a great idea as a security measure when you’re away on holiday. This ingenious piece of gadgetry streams video and audio through a built-in camera, and can be controlled from anywhere. Use Rovio to check in on your family while away from home, watch over your house while away on vacation, or look over your pets during your lunchtime. You can use any web accessible device such as a mobile phone, gaming console or PC to control it, but for the more traditional of us it does also come with its own remote control. Available around Mid September 2008, with a suggested retail price of $299. [Red5]

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The Griffin iTrip Universal is the latest gadget from Griffin Technology’s line of FM transmitters that was designed to work with most of portable audio players. You just need to connect your MP3 player to its 3.5mm headphone cable. The gadget also offers a backlit LCD display, a rechargeable internal battery, stereo/mono output modes and a three station memory. The Griffin iTrip Universal is priced at around $40. [Product Page]

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Looking for a mobile outdoor speaker? why not try Freewheeler, another high-end wireless speaker which shaped just like a tire and can be rolled around anywhere you want. Simply plug your audio source into the included transmitter, and a built-in FM receiver and rechargeable battery pack lets you wheel the mobile sound system up to 656 feet (200m) away from the base station. To get one of this you’ll have to spend around $21,000, pretty darn expensive eh! [Viteo]

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Now you can enjoy all your music in one platform - wirelessly. Philips Streamium MCi500H lets you enjoy HDD playback, transfer music from your PC, USB devices, or tune in to countless more music options on Internet Radio. Its 160GB hard disk can store up to 80,000 tracks. Built for easy navigation and control, you can look for songs with alphanumeric search via remote control, or browse your collection by album, artist, genre and track. The system features 2×50W RMS Hi-Fi sound with Class “D” Digital Amplifier, Hi-Fi Dome Tweeters & 5.25″ Woofers. The MCi500H also offers the option to wirelessly stream music stored on the hard disk to up to five Wi-Fi “stations” located anywhere in the house. On sale from August, the MCi500H has an estimated price of £399 ($800). [Philips]

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