Traditional paperbacks are all set to be replaced by with electronic book readers as more and more people are craving for e-books and thousands of titles could be downloaded from Waterstone’s. Sony Reader will undoubtedly open another exciting chapter for the digital era.

At 9oz, the e-book weighs less than a hardback and has a battery which would probably give you long enough to read War And Peace five times, because it only uses power when you turn a page.

Well when you are flying away on your motorcycle with pacy wind in your face, hair trailing everywhere you surely need a GPS unit that can work as an utmost important device for you. That's where Becker's Crocodile Traffic Assist Z 100 GPS comes into picture.

A crocodile-skin satnav, replete with a 4.3-inch touchscreen, rubber coated design, integrated 2GB on-board memory, 3D terrain and city views, and 42 country maps pre-installed are some of the marvellous aspects of this GPS.

The Traffic Assist 100 scores also points with fast route calculation featuring menus and text-to-speech instructions in 28 languages to safely guide user to their destinations. The GPS is ideal for your cross country biker gang meet-ups, or just long weekends cruising the coastline.

With a price tag of around €300.00, the Becker Crocodile will be available on the market in October 2008.

Sony Computer Entertainment Japan has got official with its PlayStation-branded SOCOM Bluetooth headset (model CEJH-15002) we've seen it flinging since June. It has been fixed for a ¥5,000 (about $46 tax inclusive) set to release on October 30th in Japan in association with SOCOM: CONFRONTATION.

The Bluetooth 2.1+EDR headset with noise cancellation technology automatically pairs with your PS3, giving it headstart for games supporting on-line chat like SOCOM and Resistance 2 coming November 13th. The bundled USB cradle is expected to charge the headset for up to 8-hours of voice. When used with the PS3 you'll be treated to on-screen indicators showing your connection status, battery charge and speaker levels and microphone mute status all at the push of a button. And for those of you wondering, yes, it will pair just fine with you cellphone since it supports both the HSP and HFP Bluetooth profiles that come as an icing on cake.