Over the last few weeks we’ve been making fun of Exemode’s products due to their poor overall quality, the affordable price being their major highlight… today they come up with the DV580HD, a camera recorder.

cars of the future are meant to be fierce. Sure, they may get the equivalent of 100mpg through electric efficiency, but they’d better look like they can decapitate onlookers during the morning commute.

Designed for the streets of Taiwan, the car uses a airplane-grade Nomex honeycomb body that makes it just 550lbs with seats. The light weight brings efficiency, so much so, in fact, that the developers claim that the car just needs a few hours of sunlight to recharge its batteries for another 3 hours of driving. But we’ll admit it-with a solar panel that tiny on top of the car, we can’t help but be a little skeptical about that figure.

Then again, for its groundbreakingly low $24,600 price tag, we’ll be willing to give it a chance over this more expensive, equally hideous alternative.

Here is a video as well as a picture of a cell phone watch which contains a touchscreen, play MP3 files, watch movies, store phone numbers and sends SMS messages as well as enter schedules or notes with handwriting recognition. No word on price or availability yet.

The new Ladybug iPod speaker dock from Vestalife are readying for a CES debut. What makes them different from a similar wooden one we saw earlier is that Vestalife has partnered with Element Skateboards to create a limited edition version that is all black, chrome, and skulls!

The limited edition Element Skateboards, Vestalife Ladybug iPod dock will be seen at the upcoming CES, however no pricing has been released.

Garmin introduces the cool Colorado series of handheld GPS devices for outdoor, marine and fitness enthusiasts at the CES 2008.

The Colorado 400t gives hikers state-of-the-art 3D elevation perspective and preloaded U.S. topographic maps. The Colorado 400i offers anglers shoreline details, depth contours and boat ramps for U.S. inland lakes and navigable rivers. The Colorado 400c is your coastal companion, providing chart coverage for the coastal U.S. and Bahamas. The Colorado 300 features a worldwide basemap with shaded relief.

Colorado users will be the first to experience Wherigo, the newest GPS-based activity from Groundspeak, the people who made geocaching a worldwide phenomenon. Wherigo (pronounced “where I go”) is a toolset for creating and playing location-based multimedia experiences in the real world. Using the Wherigo platform, Wherigo authors can build adventure games, historical tours or other innovative activities. Wherigo players use the Colorado or other GPS device running the Wherigo Player application to visit physical locations, use virtual items, interact with virtual characters and solve real world puzzles.

The Garmin Colorado GPS devices feature a 3 inch screen, 15 hours of battery life from two AA cells, electronic compass, barometric altimeter, SD Card slot, and photo viewer.

Newertech’s iPhone Speaker Dock allows you to rock out in between calls, and will further function as a loudspeaker when a call is received or made. The flexible microphone means you will be able to comfortably speak at a distance, with limited loss in calling quality.

A headphone jack extender ($7.99), a microphone extender cable ($14.99), an auto charger ($12.99), and a handsfree headset ($19.99.) The handsfree headset is a welcome addition, as the options for suitable alternatives are somewhat limited at present.

Apparently, this one’s been on a few store shelves already, but LaCie didn’t even bother trumpeting its release to the world. Fret not, as the LaCinema Premier can hide no longer.

Mark down “plays well with others” on Pinnacle’s report card, the company’s upcoming Pinnacle Video Transfer can take an analog video input and record the source to any USB 2.0 storage device, including an iPod. Video is recorded straight to the H.264 format, with user-selectable quality of Good, Better and Best.

Norcent’s done 10-megapixels on the cheap before, but apparently, one just isn’t enough. Announced today, the DCS-1050 (part of the firm’s new 50 Series) will be showcased at CES and will boast a 10-megapixel sensor, a 3-inch “scratch-resistant” LCD monitor

Starting with the Forerunner 305, Garmin finally started producing GPS-enabled watches that didn’t make you look like a total goof while tracking your pace and vitals, but these still weren’t timepieces you’d be comfortable wearing to the office or even a bar.