Here is another unique conceptual cooking surface by Matthias Pinkert, the Electrolux Cook Top Vesta. Designed especially for people who are always on the move, this fold-down cooking surface can be flipped open upwards and used as a preparatory surface, where flipping it otherwise will turn it into a cooking surface. Not only that, It also read RFID labels on food packaging so that you won’t overcook or undercook your food. [YANKO]

Designed by Brazil based design group Nódesign, the Maxdoor is a modern door concept that comes with a remote control, a digital door bell, number lighting that displays the house number, and a battery that powers the door up to one week without power supply. This futuristic door can be locked or unlocked at the click of a button, which is similar to a central lock door function on the car. I don’t know what happened if its battery runs out of power, maybe you will not be able to enter your own house. See more pictures and watch a video after the jump to get more details.

Canon U.S.A has unveiled the latest PIXMA iP4600 and PIXMA iP3600 printers earlier today. The new Canon Pixma printers feature an enhanced ChromaLife100+ with a minimum one-picoliter droplet size and up to 9600 x 2400 dpi color resolution, to produce beautiful long-lasting photos (up to 300 years, with original ink and paper from canon). You can also print photos directly from a compatible digital camera or camera phone - no computer required! While both print with stunning details of 9600 x 2400 dpi, iP3600 is slightly slower at 21 ppm color (oppose to 26 ppm) and has smaller paper tray for lesser documents than its iP4600 counterpart. The iP4600 will sell at an estimated retail price of $100; the iP3600 for $80. [Canon]

The Kapsys Kapten is a spanking new portable GPS navigation system that measures only 74mm x 44mm x 13mm and weights at only 50 grams. The gadget comes equipped with a SiRFStar III GPS chipset and 4GB of internal memory. The Kapsys Kapten will be released next month for around €150. [NaviGadget]

BUYPOWER comes back with a new line of Video PCs. Dubbed as the Video Bot, the computer features some cool specs including Intel Core 2 Quad Q9300 processor, nVidia 9800GT graphics card, 4GB RAM, an integrated 8-channel surround sound, Vista Home Premium 64-bit edition, and a 12-in-1 memory card reader. This NZXT Appollo cased PC is also available in Pro and Extreme models, that comes with a bigger RAM, and more powerful processors. [BIOS]

To encourage health consciousness for individuals, ASUS has come up with ergonomically designed Vit W1 laser mouse that can monitor your heart rate through sensitive sensor around right-thumb area. This way the user may receive HRV biofeedback while working in the front of computer. Heart Rate Variability (HRV) is a variable that indicates if the user is under alot of stress or even having some health problem. The mouse is effective at working distance up to 30 feet. Price has not been revealed. [ASUS]

New DepthQ® HD 3D video projector is the world’s 3D projector, offering 120Hz stereo 3D at 1280×720 or 1024×768 resolution. It can display 12 ft (3.7m) diagonal 3D high-definition images at 2000:1 contrast ratio. It will be slim and light at 6.9 pounds and user friendly as it takes less than 5 minutes to set up. Excellent for Film Production & Video Game Development, or even Home Video Games and Movies. It will be affordable with suggested price less than $6,000 at retail – compare to other single-lens 3D projectors. Expected shipping to begin mid-September. [DepthQ]

The MV Agusta F4CC’s $120,000 price tag is comparable to that of exotic cars. The F4CC 1,078cc engine produces 200 horsepower at 12,200 rpm and it can cruise as fast as 195 MPH. Exhaust is routed through titanium racing exhaust system. All of these is housed within stunning carbon fiber bodywork clad with sharp details like titanium mesh inlets. Potential buyers will be attracted to F4CC’s exclusivity, MV Agusta’s celebrated racing history, and the chance to own a machine of high aesthetic value with extreme performance.[MV-Agusta VIA PeepCulture]

Gateway has just announced 6 new systems, all of them include 64-bit Windows Vista Home Premium and huge RAMs up to 6 GB. The highest retail model from the six is FX4710, which for $1150 comes with 2.5 GHz Intel Core 2 Quad Q9300, a factory overclocked newly unveiled 512 MB GeForce 9800 GT card, 640 GB SATAII HDD. With few hundred dollars extra, you can have 24″ LCD for display instead at total of $1500. [GATEWAY]

Even though a lot of people are going to buy laptop or tablet PCs there are still a lot of us that own a high performance desktop PC. Acer created a new rocket named Veriton S461. The PC is equipped with an Intel Core 2 Duo E2200 processor, 2GB DDR2 RAM memory and a hard drive with a capacity of 80GB. It also features a DVD Burner, high speed LAN and a graphics accelerator created by Intel. Veriton S461 will come with Windows XP or Vista installed and it should cost $549.