Explore some of the latest gizmos hitting the shops this month, ranging from digital notebooks to movie magic…

Rocketbook Everlast A4 Digital Notebook
Menkind: £35

Put down your pens and papers and get digitalised with the Rocketbook Everlast Digital Notebook! This innovative piece of tech is revolutionising the way we all unwillingly waste paper, whether it be taking notes in a meeting, revising for exams or just doing some innocent doodling.

With this snazzy gadget, you don’t have to worry about losing your notes or creating more mess; simply jot down your notes as normal, then use the Rocketbook App to send them to the cloud. After about 15 seconds, the ink will have dried and can be wiped away with a damp cloth.

Meanwhile, your notes will be kept in order thanks to each page being QR coded, so the Rocketbook App will recognise the page number. With this app, you can save your work to Google Drive, iCloud, Dropbox, EverNote, OneNote, Stack and email. The best part is that using the Rocketbook will still feel like using an everyday notebook; just use any pen from the FriXion range, and it will feel like your average pen and paper duo.

ASUS Zen Beam E1 Mini Projector
Curry’s: £229.99

Fancy an old-school movie night in? Kick back and relax with the ASUS Zen Beam E1 Mini Projector, the portable projector that will fit seamlessly into your home. With a 5-hour battery life, you can enjoy plenty of content in good quality.

Small and compact, the ZenBeam E1 can project big-screen images from 16-120”, giving you better picture quality. The sleek metallic style doesn’t stop it from being practical either, as it weighs just 307 grams. You can even enjoy an outdoor cinema! Thanks to its HDMI/MHL input, the projector can connect you to PCs, smartphones and game consoles, letting you enjoy a good flick wherever you go.

Skoog 2.0 Bluetooth Musical Instrument
John Lewis: £179.99

If you’ve ever wanted to make music but struggle to play an instrument, then Skoog is a must-have. With an Apple iPad, you can download the free Skoog App to select your favourite playlists in Apple Music or Spotify. You can then auto tune your choice of music to create your own sound.

You can also connect to GarageBand and play around with sound effects and instruments. Skoog is also useful as a communicator for those with language barriers; Skoog lets you place a picture on each side, so you can communicate with others. And you can use Skoog with any part of your body, including your hands, elbows and even feet!

You can navigate your iPhone or iPad using your Skoog or iOS Switch control. The built in Lithium-ion rechargeable battery will last up to 10 hours, giving you plenty of time to create your own playlist.