SAMSUNG NX300

3D images? From a single lens? That’s right, just flip the switch on the side of the special lens, and liquid crystal doors block light from one side then the other – images from each side are interlaced, and hey presto, 3D!
Snaps on the Samsung NX300 will have depth when viewed on any 3D TV, but even if you’re not fussed, there’s plenty to love about this 20.3-megapixel snapper. Like a hybrid AF system that speeds up focus. And Wi-Fi, with a Smart Camera App to give you all the sharing options you could need.

NINTENDO WII U

HD graphics, a 6.2-inch GamePad that lets you play anywhere in your house, or doubles as a touch controller when playing on the telly, more than 100 games already and new 3D Mario and Mario Kart at E3

SONY OLED 4K TV

This will be the world's first Ultra High Definition television that uses Organic LEDs, with a native 3,840 x 2,160 OLED panel.
The 56-inch set gives outstanding detail and high-quality image, and experts are saying it will change the way we watch television for good. Again, no release date or price has been mentioned - but technology fans are desperate to get their hands on the newest piece of TV tech.

PANASONIC VIERA WT60

The nicest telly on this list that any of us might actually buy, this 3D-ready, full HD 1080p colossus is graced with VIERA Connect smart tech, meaning plentiful film, music and social services at your fingertips.
Panasonic's Swipe and Share 2.0 means transferring content back and forth from TV to mobile devices and a built-in camera means it's primed for transatlantic chat.

SONY XPERIA Z

With a 5-inch, 1080p screen, Sony’s new Bravia Engine 2, and a waterproof chassis, this Android-running Sony Xperia Z is one of the finest smarties of recent years. It’s slim too, at just 7.9mm, and can survive a half-hour dunk in the drink.
On imaging duties, there’s a 13-megapixel snapper (capable of 1080p vids), and a 2-megapixel front-facer (that records in 720p), along with burst mode that shoots 10 frames a second. 4G and NFC are on-board too, making this a true mobile powerhouse.

FUJIFILM X100S

This retro-styled camera brings together the best of traditional photography and its digital counterpart.
With a 16.3MP X-Trans CMOS sensor and on-chip phase detection, the X100S now has a better autofocus speed than previous models. This is supported by a new processor, the 'EXR Processor II', which includes a new 'Lens Modulation Optimiser' function.
With an improved user interface and viewfinder, this is a serious camera for serious photographers.

SONY PLAYSTATION 4

Sony have only given tantalising details of the PS4, but by all accounts it will provide a new boost for gaming.

The controller has replaced some buttons with touchscreen technology, and the console now has a share function which lets you record, edit and upload gaming footage and share it online with friends.

Industry analysts say that they don’t expect to see one until the E3 gaming expo this June, and will probably be released in December.