Cap has a new movie out next year, and you know what that means – video game tie-in. But don’t let that phrase get you down just yet – word is the game will play like Batman: Arkham Asylum.

It’s an ad for a printer, but the real star here is a camera. Dentsu London used a Canon 5D MkII to take beautiful stills and video of tiny drops and splashes of paint bouncing on a speaker.

Kawasaki’s pointy snouted 2011 ZX-10R literbike will put out 197 hp (207 with ram air in full effect), weigh just 436 lbs and offer the Sport Kawasaki TRaction Control as a standard feature.

Sony’s first to market Google TV integrated HDTVs. LCD models range from 24-inch to 46-inch, all capable of watching tons of internet content, and running Android apps starting in early 2011.

Aston Martin tries to inject class into the compact car category with the Cygnet. The pint-sized car has hand-stitched leather seats and interior, and will have custom color, trim and finish options.

Sotheby’s will be auctioning off a Patek Philippe Calatrava with a special touch. His Airness bought the watch in 1997 and gave it to then Chicago Bulls Assistant Coach Tex Winter as a Christmas gift.

Based on a table-sized tangible music sequencer synthesizer called the Reactable, this portable version lets you make your own electronica on the go with your iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch.

Thinking about picking up a Windows 7 phone? HTC just took wraps off of 5 models, including the HTC 7 Surround, Mozart, Trophy, Pro and HD7. There’s something for just about everyone, everywhere.

This gets our motors running: the immaculately restored, Grand Prix-winning 50’s Maserati 250f shown in all its glory, thanks to the gorgeous and dramatic night photography of Bernd Kammerer.

The rugged yet stylish Icon link has a carabiner for hands-free use, and its case is sealed with O-rings for water resistance. It also has two output levels for effective power management.

Released in arcades all the way back in 1992, Konami and Marvel are bringing the classic X-Men to the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade, along with 6-player online “drop-in” fights.

Urbankind offers a cool collection of one-off furniture pieces (think mid-century mod), made more urban by designs from some of the best UK graffiti artists (think Dan Innes and Mark Hooley).

Eric Janssen’s Off-Axis watch has its face offset by 30-degrees clockwise from a standard watch, making easier to read the time at the natural angle of your wrist when you go to check the time.

If you thought the 200-foot shot was nuts, check out this looper from the second highest tier of the Dallas Cowboys’ Stadium. Watch the side view to get a better idea of how insane the shot is.

Hitachi’s concept display system can make meetings and classes more interactive and fun. The system uses an ultra-short throw LCD projector to display video onto a touch-enabled whiteboard.

The records of the car-of-the-decade Bugatti Veyron may be erased next year by the 6.8L 1,235bhp V8 Ultimate Aero II, which weighs only 2,600lbs and should hit 275mph. Cost? $970,000.

This kitty is dressed up as a bumblebee for Halloween. From the look on his face, he’s completely humiliated by his owners cruel dress-up game. Just wait for the end for the best part.

Beatboxer extraordinaire Hikakin is back with some new sounds. This time he does his best impression of a Skype call. The Police Academy sound effect guy would be so proud.

Mark Shepard’s Sentient City Survival Kit is a set of concept gadgets designed to add elements of humanity, privacy and humor to the increasingly intrusive and digital life in urban areas.

A dead simple home network and storage solution, the My Book Live has a built-in media server and backup software. Stream to any network-connected Mac or PC, DLNA device and even iOS devices.

David Riesenberg’s concept design for packaging promotional music is just too cool. It’s a single disc that combines a vinyl record, a CD, a USB flash drive and an iTunes store download code.

The original Dodge Charger is one of the great classics of the American muscle car movement. Now, you can own this 1970 Charger RT driven by Vin Diesel in the 2009 Fast & Furious movie.

While we’re not big Linkin Park fans, this music video directed by DJ Joe Hahn is definitely worth a watch. Created using laser scanning techniques, the video’s a real stunner. The song… meh.