Sony takes on the smartglasses category with a Google Glass clone of sorts-- the SmartEyeglass, essentially a pair of chunky frames with transparent lenses able to overlay information on one's field of vision.

According to the company the lenses are 85% transparent, 3mm thick and act as a monochrome display, allowing for higher brightness and lower energy consumption. Meanwhile the frames pack an array of sensors, including a 3MP camera, accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, brightness sensor and a microphone.

Power comes from an admittedly hefty battery pack users need to carry around in their pockets.

Logitech announces the K480 Bluetooth multi-device keyboard at IFA 2014-- a perhaps self-explanatory device the company describes as "the first desk keyboard designed for use with up to three devices."

In other words, customers can use it with up to three Bluetooth-enabled devices (Windows or Mac PCs, iOS or Android smartphones and tables), with an "Easy-Switch" dial allowing for, well, easy switching between whatever it is connected to.

It features a full-size keyboard layout complete with all familiar shortcut keys, and an integrated stand in which one can slot a tablet or smartphone.

SanDisk launches the Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-1 memory card, the highest-capacity SD card on the market according to the company at 512GB, making it ideal for industry professionals and prosumers working in video and photography.

“4K/UHD is an example of a technology that is pushing us to develop new storage solutions capable of handling massive file sizes," the company says. "The 512GB SanDisk Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-I card is a tremendous advancement that enables professionals to reliably store more content on a single card than ever before.”

As well as high capacities the Extreme PRO features write speeds of up to 90MB/s, transfer speeds of up to 95MB/s and UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) recording speeds for efficient post-production workflow.

Apple finally reveals the one device we've truly been waiting for, one CEO Tim Cook says the company has worked "incredibly hard" on-- the much fabled Apple Watch (NOT iWatch!), a wearable device Cook says is no less than "the best watch in the world."

Essentially a squarish device with a a dial on the right, the Watch features metal construction, a flexible sapphire Retina display and multiple bands in different materials, it is also said the be the most customizable and "personal" Apple device yet.

Greeted with nothing less than a standing ovation at the Flint Center, the Watch features what is admittedly one of the most interesting Apple innovations in recent years-- a dial-based UI, which the company calls "Digital Crown." It allows users to fluidly zoom into the display, make precise adjustments and control apps in different ways, all with a minimum of touch-based controls.