See that? That’s a $3,200 CD player, which will be impossible to justify for pretty much anyone not featured on Joan Rivers’ newest TV show. Designed and produced by Grant Fidelity, the CD-1000 Impression II packs a high-end Sanyo CD drive, tube analog output, tube headphone amplifier and a rather basic display screen, while the “anti-vibration aluminum chassis” tries as hard as it can to look both unorthodox and absurdly expensive. It’s hard to say if your burnt MP3 discs will actually sound better on this thing (okay, so they won’t), but at

Sony has officially announced the UK launch of the new X-Series Walkman this week, the first to feature a touchscreen display, OLED screen and the built in digital noise-cancelling technology. Sony claims that the X-Series is like "having a cinema that fits neatly into any pocket, perfect for when commuting or out and about." Want to check it out for yourself? Sony has transformed a London Underground tube carriage into a luxury cinema, complete with red velvet chairs, pop corn machines and pick ‘n mix. If you fancy checking out Sony’s ‘Tube