Korean electronic company JD Sound introduces what has to be one of the world's smallest dj setups with its unique PDJ (Portable DJ) Pad. The sleek little device features two touch screens and a mixer between the two that allows users to play and blend tunes to their heart's content. The unit contains 4GB of internal memory and can also accommodate SD memory of up to 32GB. Power is also at the dj's disposal as the system can play for a whopping 12 hours straight on a single charge! $785 USD and you too can own the convenience of a pocket-sized party!

Presenting Yamaha's foray into the portable sound market via the PDX-11. The rugged speakers are equipped with a handle for easy-carrying, slots for six AA batteries and built-in Bluetooth technology that can stream from wireless music sources. They're available a $179 USD a pop in black, blue, yellow and silver colorways. Nice!

Introducing Lockitron, a wireless, keyless entry system for your personal space. The device works via built-in WiFi and Bluetooth technology to create a seamless and remote locking function. Users can open their doors for guests or themselves from the comfort of their smartphone. It can also alert them when someone enters or knocks. At $149 USD, Welcome to the future folks!

Folks seeking to tap into the yesteryear nostalgia of cassette tapes (we sure hope most of our readers still know what those are) need to look no further as the hybrid Cassette-To-iPhone converter offers a blast into the past via modern means. The $80 USD device works by synching and actually attaching to the latest iPhone/iPod and allowing users to play and convert most tapes into MP3's. Epic, old-school music nerds like us can't help but to rejoice!

Calling all producers and digital DJs! The folks over at Turntable Lab and Legitmix have joined forces to present their very first remix contest. The rules are simple: Pick a song from their list to remix, chop it up then upload it onto the Legitmix server. Prizes include gift certificates, audio software and equipment. 15 winners will be chosen in total!

What The Future Sounded Like is a documentary about the inception of electronic sound in 1960's Post-war Britain. Out of the ashes of two world wars and its military technology leftovers a group of like-minded pioneers named Peter Zinovieff, Tristram Cary and David Cockerell converged to create Electornic Music Studios (EMS). The place would forever change the face of music and sound as we know it. Play close attention as the story details the creation of the VCS3 synthesizer and its implementation by experimental music acts such as Pink Floyd, Kraftwerk and Roxy Music. A must-watch for music nerds like us!

Music and sound enthusiasts should know that today, May 23, 2012 marks the 78th birthday of Robert Moog (2005), father of modern electronic sound. The New York City-born inventor pioneered the electronic instrument market--one of his most famous creations being the Moog synthesizer. Google is paying tribute on their homepage via an actual flash-based version of the machine. Users can play, record and even embed their own custom sounds. Check it out and then find out more about Moog's instruments and legacy at Moog Music Inc.

Presenting what could very well be the most revolutionary baby stroller to hit the market since its original folding design. The 4moms Origami is a self-powered, self-charging (it can even charge cellphones) baby moving machine that breaks down and builds itself back up with the touch of a button! With car-like features such as, suspension, power-folding, safety sensors, pathway lights and telescoping tubes to prevent pinching, this thing's literally got to be seen to be believed! We're sold.

One of the major headaches about owning a smartphone (especially an iPhone) is the fact that most service providers curb data use with stiff charges. Enter Onavo, a data-monitoring and compression application that actually saves users money! That's right, according to them, Onavo saves the average user 80% of their data. That means less hurt on your wallet and more use of your phone. Jump on it!

Brooklyn-based creative company, Breakfast, is on a mission to make their Instagram printer, Instaprint, an instant hit! The savvy techies originally pieced together a prototype of their idea and have now decided to go full-scale with the project. Utilizing WiFi technology, a small Linux core and self-colored paper, the team is ready to mass produce it's new and improved model for the world to purchase. Only thing left? Your support to raise some investment capital. So go on and support the cause for instant awesomeness!