TrekStor has launched its second external multimedia hard disk, the strangely named MovieStation pocket c.uc. The c.uc lets users play the digital videos, photos and music stored on the device directly to a TV or hi-fi system via an on-screen menu.

TrekStor, the German MP3 manufacturer, has come up with what could be seen as the ultimate gadget for people that like to transfer files around and have a beer.

Following bottle openers in belts and flip-flops, TrekStor has put a bottle...

TrekStor, the maker of a £10,000 MP3 player, has ventured beyond portable devices to create a new wireless speaker system for the home.

Announcing the new product at IFA in Berlin, the Wireless SoundBox as it will be known, promises to let...

TrekStor has announced it is to launch new MP3 players at this year's IFA event. The TrekStor vibez Flash MP3 player as well as the i.Beat organix 2.0 and i.Beat nova will see debuts at the show.

The vibez Flash boasts an integrated "DJ...

TrekStor has added to their range of MP3 players, with the launch of the i.Beat Move MP4 player.

The "easy-to-use" media player is available three different sizes, and with memory capacity up to 8GB.

The three sizes are - unsurprisingly...

If you carry data around with you, a high-capacity USB memory stick is often enough but what if you need even more space? This drive from TrekStor takes a standard 1.8-inch notebook drive – the sort you'll find in most iPods – and places it in a compact...

8 gigs of storage and a handy bottle opener. It's not the dream, but it's a start...

If you're worried that you're MP3 player is looking a little un-bling then you need to do what one Russian-Canadian billionaire has done and commission your own to be made.

The TrekStor i.Beat Organix Gold MP3 player is a 2GB player priced...

TrekStor has launched a pocket-sized hard disk, the DataStation microdisk, that measures 9 x 5.7 x 0.64cm, and is available with 20, 80 or 120GB of storage capacity.

The 1.8-inch hard disk does not need an external power supply, comes delivered...

In a case of what has to be the worse product name slip-up ever, German MP3 player maker TrekStor briefly unveiled a new MP3 player called the i.Beat blaxx.

Probably only likely to be a hit with Ku Klux Clan members or BNP, the small 2Gb...