Check out this cool rearview mirror that doubles as a speakerphone and wireless solution for your bluetooth enabled cellphone. The mirror can display incoming calls and has a detachable cordless earpiece that can be used instead of speakerphone. With a built in loudspeaker the speakerphone included in the mirror is able to produce sounds up to 120db. Read more over at Hammacher Schlemmer

Expected to cost up to 10 billion Euros the ITER Experimental Fusion Reactor will be the first of its kind.  With the growing costs of fossil fuels and the worlds demand for clean energy, fusion power is a very promising technology.  Fusion with works by joining two hydrogen atoms into a helium atom ( basically the opposite way that current fission nuclear reactors works) which creates a tremendous amount of heat and steam which is used to power turbines.  Producing the energy that could be generated by fusion is almost impossible with fossil fuels. With just 1 kg of fuel a fusion reactor can generate more energy than a fossil fuel plant could with 10,000,000kg of fuel.   Located in Southern France, the ITER Experimental Fusion Reactor is expected to break ground in 2007, and could be operational by 2040.  Read more here

Awhile back we posted a first look at the Sony Vaio VGN-UX50, an innovative handheld PC developed by Sony.  The Vaio VGN-UX50 features a 4.5" LCD screen, 512mb of RAM and a nice 30 GB harddrive.  A review of the mini Vaio has just surfaced over at Digital World Tokyo.  They say  "In conclusion, the UX50 is clearly a clever product with plenty going for it if — and that’s a big if — you can find a real need for it. At $1,500+ it is far from cheap, which really is the bottom line for anyone wanting an entry-level PC. And realistically, that’s precisely how this performs."  Check it out