Nokia launches the Booklet 3G netbook

Not just a maker of mobile phones, Nokia has entered the netbook market, with the Booklet 3G being its first stylish effort.

In terms of looks, it's certainly looks a cut above and it has a few tricks that keep it ahead of the pack too, including 12 hours of battery life per charge, plenty of connectivity options, from 3G mobile to Wi-Fi and Ovi Maps, which pinpoints your position in seconds, showing you directions to your destination too.

If that's not enough, that slim aluminium chassis also packs in a  10-inch glass HD ready display, an HDMI port for HD video out, a front facing camera for video calling, integrated Bluetooth, an SD card reader and the option to download music from the Nokia Music Store. Nokia is still being coy about when this will hit the market (and for how much), but those details should be announced around the start of September.
 
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Moooi Tree table lamp

When something is made more or less entirely of wood, the name Tree lamp is pretty much the perfect title.

The work of Moooi and new for 2009, the lamp is available in natural or stained oak (ochre or black) and in zebrano wood, with the lampbase in turned solid wood and the shade in veneered moulded plywood.

Eye-catching, but not the cheapest lamp in the world, selling from £619.

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Revo Ikon - colour touchscreen digital radio

Not just your average radio, the Revo Ikon packs radio of just about every type, along with a tasty touchscreen and room for your iPod or iPhone.

That means a 3.5-inch colour touchscreen plus FM, DAB, DAB+ and internet radio, combining to show off station logos, info and news, with that same screen controlling all the players functions. If that's not enough, slap in your Apple player for your own tunes and as a cherry on the cake, the Ikon also offers access to Last.fm. if it had Spotify access too, it would be pretty much perfect.

Output is around 30w from its NXT patented ‘Balanced-Radiator’ speakers and the price, when it arrives in October, will be £279.95.

Revo website

Marmite limited edition cricket ball jar

Well, with England having just bagged the Ashes, seems like the perfect time to feature the Marmite limited edition cricket ball jar.

A limited edition, it apparently is made with the Marston's Pedigree (the official England cricket beer would you believe) and is in a red jar complete with cricket ball-like seam.

Look out for it in your local supermarket right now - it might be worth a few quid in years to come.

Marmite website

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Message Tape from Suck UK

Oh the fun that could be had with this quirky tape from Suck UK. The tape comes with a pen with which you can block out parts of the design to create your own message, labels, signs etc.

The images on the Suck UK site show the possibilities on offer with just the tape, the pen and a little imagination. Prices start at £5 for a small roll of tape and pen which you can buy online at Suck UK, unfortunately you have to provide the imagination.