You and I wouldn’t have thought in our wildest of dreams about the vintage radio with wifi capabilities, but after all this prototype tech world wants to transform everything that has any room for improvisation!

Aluratek Internet radio has been tested, believe me this is where DIY knowledge comes in so very handy. Well, wish there could have been a colourful paint on those buttons, while reshaping the Wi-Fi radio's motherboard won’t be a bad option either!

No word on the pricing front of this classic WiFi radio yet.

Well, Unidata seemed to have pulled a rabbit out of hat by unveiling its new SQ-3000 Wi-Fi phone that will be showcased at CeBIT 2009. The Unidata SQ-3000 WiFi phone supports high-resolution video telephony which is an excellent feature of many of us.

SQ-3000 works brilliantly over a high speed connection with other impressive features being stated as below.

• 2.8 inch touch screen display with 240 x 320 resolution
• WiFi connectivity
• 30 fps video recording/playback
• G.722.2 Wide-band audio codec
• Conference call capability
• MP3/MP4 playback
• XHTML browser

What’s more, the battery offers up to 3 hours of video calling and 6 hours of voice calling before it requires a recharge!

We all are very well conversant with American car giant maker Chrysler; and Autonet has partnered it for its latest in-car wifi router. What this means is that you can enjoy the internet without a USB as this router easily connects to EV-DO towers permitting you to connect to towers owned by Sprint, Verizon or for that sake Alltel!

Seamless connection with outstanding speeds is what you can expect from a device like this. Autonet 3G In-Car Wi-Fi Router has got a sleek and slim design with easy-to-use setup menu allowing you to configure SSIDs, WEP keys, MAC filters, and a slew of other radio/transmission settings as well!

It comes with 1GB capacity, which will immediately stop unless you are ready to shell out $500, which is for the device alone as also a $30 monthly fee for the 1GB capacity service!

A couple of years ago, Belkin introduced N1 wireless networking line that promised great performance permitting its users to access multiple applications in tandem, that is at the same time.

As they say, there are some inventions that really leave an indelible mark in the tech world and Belkin 300Mbps N1 WiFi is surely one of them! Belkin N1 WiFi relies on Atheros XSPAN chipsets, the new networking line that delivers amazingly good Internet speed of up to 300Mbps.

The Belkin N1 Wireless line is compatible with 802.11b and 802.11g networks and comes bundled with a $149.99 priced router, a $99.99 priced notebook card, a $119.99 priced desktop card as also a USB adapter card.

Ever thought of creating your Wi-Fi hotspot network and share the same connection with all your friends? Well, you can do that with the new Option Globetrotter III 3G Wireless Router.

You can even connect a printer so that everyone who has access to the network will be able to kill a few more trees with their freshly printed reports. Thanks to Qualcomm's 7225 that can download speeds maximum at 7.2Mbps and upload speeds at 5.76Mbps, but you need a power cable for accessing the Globetrotter III's functions. There is no word on the pricing of Option Globetrotter III 3G Wireless Router yet.

Netgear with its perpetual endeavour persists to roll out useful devices; this time around it has come up a fantastic package of RangeMax Dual Band Wireless-N Router, plus a DSL Modem DGND3300. The best part being that it’s far superior to the normal duo packages that are offered with a normal DSL Internet service.

The DGND3300, unlike the WNDR3300, hasn’t got a WAN port; instead it has got this unique telephone port in which you can plug the phone line right in there! What’s more, according to Netgear, the router sports a built-in DSL2, plus a modem that can work easily with most DSL services.

Also sporting allied dual-band wireless, it becomes capable to work in both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz frequencies in tandem! Here are its other impressive features.

• Automatic quality of service
• Eight internal smart antennas
• Wi-Fi protected setup with a push button making room for quick addition of wireless client to the network
• Automatically upgradation to the latest router firmware
• Convenient on/off switch helps save energy when not in use
• Efficient Energy Star compliant power supply
• Constructed out of 80 percent recycled materials

You can pick the netgear router during the first quarter of the year by paying out $169.

CES always brings forth something innovative that may revolutionise the technology world - this time around we came across a networking device called G-Fi from PosiMotion. The device is unique in that it is capable of receiving the satellite signals and thereby sharing the crucial GPS information to any Wifi enabled device, great isn’t it?

In fact, the device lacks Internet support and resembles to wireless router – creates a Wireless LAN between up to 254 wireless networking computers and devices. A tiny designing with weighing just 2.5 ounces makes G-Fi device an ideal for group travellers or those who require accessing GPS through their computers or other gadgets, including the iPhone or iPod Touch.

Kudos to PosiMotion for unveiling this device at CES, and will carry a price tag of $179, if that figure doesn’t suits you, instead look for another version of the G-Fi called G-F VS that doesn't have the GPS capability but only Internet which will set you back by $149.

Most of the cities lack warchalking marks and if your city belongs to the same group, then you definitely need something as good as the new wifi sniffing watch from Andrew Liszewski.

This new WiFi watch comes in an absolute fantastic steel case with the amazing retro-digital watch face with the capability of informing you regarding the signal strength of a proximate hotspot on a scale of 0 to 8, as well as what type of wireless connection it is!

What’s more the watch has also got a daily alarm feature, a countdown timer, an electroluminescent backlight, and a calendar with world time mode.

To your surprise, it is made available for just $29.99.

No entangled wires any more with the new Huawei D100 WiFi router that permits you to connect it to a standard 3G USB dongle capable of sharing your 3G broadband connection with any other device in your room. You remain free from the hassle of a landline.

All you need to do is just plug in your 3 Mobile Broadband dongle into your router and you get instant access to the internet that you can also share with Wi-Fi enabled devices such as a PC, Mac or laptop. To your amazement, you can even connect more than one computer at a time, using just one dongle.

The Huawei D100 will be retailing with a price tag of £69.99 including a 3 mobile broadband plan. It is currently available in UK. No set ups and installations costs involved.