We haven’t yet been privvy to the decibel level of this mean green early morning machine but after several reads of its description online at the purveyors of the questionable, Hammacher Schlemmer we assume the worst.

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It’s an interesting idea and one that we’re drawn towards, as it seems to offer exercise whilst remaining horizontal. Double entendres aside, this dumb-bell alarm clock could well be the early morning mechanism to give us that early morning shift.

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The ‘wine preservation and optimization system’, to give it the full name, isn’t about speed, but storing and serving fine wines at their optimum temperature. It’s all electronically controlled so you can’t spill any or drop the bottle.

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Swiss coffee connoisseur Jura, which has already claimed the first web-enabled bean machine, now has the slimmest fully automatic espresso maker too. It’s available in six colours and we believe the green livery could be another first – and possibly last - for Jura.

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Let us introduce you to the Corpus Clock, designed for the college of a similar name down Cambridge way to go outside their spanking new library building. The creation is a homage to one John Harrison, pioneer of Longitude, by a big fan of his, who’s ploughed £1m of his own money into it over the past 5 years!

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Developers have found some bizarre uses for USB in the past, but TrekStor have gone way outside the box with a new USB memory stick that cracks open your beer too.

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The Kenwood Chef was an instant household hit for 1950s housewives and now Mr Ken Wood’s classic blender is back in full effect and throwing three stonking new models into the mix.

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The SmarTable is even more likely to impress than the tuneful Made for iPod fridge, as it raises your food and drinks on a circular platform at the touch of a button. And this one is already on sale.

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