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The unique Python S3 hybrid tablet computer from Ekoore appears to be the only example of its kind that can be factory shipped with three switchable operating systems.

Want to run Mac OS X, but don't feel like shelling out over a thousand dollars for a real Mac? QUO's motherboard, for which it is seeking funding for on Kickstarter, aims to give you a cheaper route.

Fitting neatly into the newfangled digital kitchen category, Dacor's latest oven fuses a midrange 7” Android tablet into the front panel as its controller, and WiFi connectivity allows for a range of convenient features – including, inevitably, games.

Looking like the perfect companion for one who travels with many gadgets, this new Asus router packs wireless hotspot creation through a wired LAN port in a package similar to the size of a typical USB key.

While a hard drive will get it done for far cheaper, those looking for something more durable, stylish and speedy will want to take a look at Kingston's DataTraveler HyperX Predator 3.0 1TB flash drive.

Those newfangled tablets seem to be all the rage these days, but there are still people who don't want to or can't put down even $199 for the cheapest Nexus 7. What will be catering to those people in a few months, if the rumours are true, is Acer with its Iconia B1.

The Archos GamePad packs the variety of the Google Play store, a fairly large screen, and a multitude of physical controls all in a sleek package.

3TB not good enough for you? Western Digital has updated its top-of-the-line Black series of desktop hard drives with a new 4TB entrant.

Western Digital's new storage offerings are sure to satisfy those with a need for fast, reliable, high-capacity storage technology.

Stuck with an iPad and wish you had a full-size Macbook? The oddly-named CruxSkunk will help soothe your loss.