Lekki reissues the Nintendo Gameboy Pocket in bold new colours

We have featured Lekki before, a company that's seemingly obsessed with the 1990s, in particular mobile phones of that era (like the Nokia 3210 and the Motorola StarTAC. But now the company has moved into gaming, specifically with the Nintendo Gameboy Pocket.

Limited edition Star Wars-inspired Xbox 360 Kinect bundle

Can't say we've ever gone overboard about the looks of the Microsoft Xbox console, but this limited edition Star Wars-inspired Xbox 360 Kinect bundle just might tempt us in.

Alarm Dock by Jonas Damon for Areaware

Not just any old digital clock, this Alarm Dock by Jonas Damon for Areaware uses your iPhone to get you out of bed.

Apple launches the thinner and lighter iPad 2, available from March 11th

The worst-kept secret in technology is out - Apple has officially launched the iPad 2.

At first glance, aside from the new white colour option, not a lot has changed. But the devil is in the detail. It's a third thinner for a start, as well as being 15 per cent lighter. Not only that, it has a new 1GHz dual-core A5 chip, which means it's twice as fast as the original, with graphics said to be 9x better than the original.

Stealth Arcade Tables update a 1980s classic

Out of Australia comes this Germany design using Japanese componentry. But there's only one place that this Stealth Arcade Table has come from really - the 1980s.

It's an update to the classic arcade table of the past, only this one comes with a futuristic casing, in a choice of deep space obsidian and supernova white. It's high gloss, with an easy care 10 coat two-pack and glass exterior with no join-lines to be seen.

It packs a hugh-definition LCD screen, high precision, aerospace grade controls and a bass speaker system, with 60 classic games pre-installed to keep you amused. $3,299 is the price, which works out at around £2,000. Another image over the page.

Arcade Tables website