The iTrip sends the music from your iPod to the nearest FM receiver, so you can listen to your favourite tunes at home, in the car or at work with a touch of a button.

New features include SmartScan, which scans the best three FM frequencies and stores them automatically for future use and SmartSound technology, which provides clearer audio in real-world situations.

With an easy to use interface, the iTrip nano will be transmitting your music to your chosen FM receiver in a matter of minutes. The Griffin iTrip nano is available now from major retailers and is priced at £29.99.

The Philips DCP951 is capable of playing all DVD formats including DVD+R/RW and DVD-R/RW and can also play Super VCD, CD-R/RW, MP3-CD and picture CD’s. Music and videos can also be played using your iPod through the integrated dock, which also charges the iPod at the same time.

The device is able to play for up to 2.5 hours from its rechargeable battery and comes with an AC adaptor, car adaptor and AV cable for movies and music on the go. The iPod dock is compatible with the iPod Touch, iPod Nano 3rd Gen, iPod 5th Gen and the iPod Classic. The DCP951 also has a stand for easy viewing on a desk or table.

Ideal for people on the move, for taking on holiday or in the car, the DCP951 and its huge 9 inch screen will keep you entertained for hours. Available now from major retailers for around £199.

On Techlounge we don’t normally tell you the latest information on cars but this one is a real eye catcher. If you have $250,000 spare or just sat in your bank account, and you like cars here is the ultimate buy.

On paper this car is quicker than a Ferrari Enzo and cheaper as the Enzo starts at $700,000.

The Freestream T1 supercar project started out with 2 guys that worked on the Mercedes-Benz SLR and the McLaren F1 Supercar. The company was bought out by Caparo which is an automotive consultancy firm. The project is now likley to be acclerated and for the car to be shipped around the end of 2006.

Now for the interesting stuff, the Caparo T1 is a 2 seater with a Mid mounted all-alloy 2.4 litre supercharged V8 with 500 BHP, which is offering near F1 performance. Capable of 200MPH this car is a track day car but also can be used on the road. Only 25 will be built a year and they claim that 20 of this years 25 have already been sold, which means that the Caparo T1 looks to be bit of a collectors item and be a rare sight on the roads.

The Caparo T1 is capable of 3G acceleration, braking and cornering. Pretty much the whole car is made from carbon fibre which aids the car as it weighs in at only 465KG.

This car definitely is a true bargin at only $250,000 but would you really want to use it?

H & B, who are a French manufacturer who specialise in DVD/Mpeg4 players have produced the CA-5555i. They are not up with the big name in-car audio manufacturers such as Kenwood, Pioneer, Panasonic and Sony but they have the technology. The audio unit will do everything that a normal car stereo will do with a slot loading CD player that supports CD-R/CD-RW and an FM tuner, but this gadget also supports an Mp3 playback. When you are playing your Mp3’s, thanks to ID3 tags, the track names will scroll across the display and the search function will allow you to find your favourite tracks easily.

The big difference with this device is that there is a USB port on the front, for Mp3 players and USB sticks, along with a SD/MMC memory card reader enabling you to play your Mp3’s from your portable storage devices. This car stereo looks good but it has great technology for a small price.

Here we have the Kenwood HDM-555 which is a complete in-car navigation system installed with a 20GB hard disk drive, [Smá:t] Navi. Kenwood is renowned to be at the leading edge of in car technology. The HDM-555 has been designed to be easily operated and to be compatible with the iPod giving you access to all your stored Mp3’s.

The main feature of this device is the screen, or should we say the touch screen TV monitor with independent hard keys to make it very easy to use. The best thing is the HDD which will store all of your Mp3’s, WMA’s, videos and GPS maps. You can also play your CD’s and DVD’s from disc, including DVD-R/RW and CD-R/RW discs. This is a complete in car entertainment system.

One piece of software that it has been released with in Japan is the Windows Automotive platform which allows the user in the vehicle to connect through the internet to a home server, allowing you to check for telephone messages at home or control electronic systems programmed into your home network.