5 cool high-tech gadgets to give your home a futuristic look

New Delhi, July 22: Do you sometimes think that there can be an efficient way to listen to music in your living room, hang a TV without killing your design aesthetic, and keep track of the goods in your fridge? There are practically dozens of cool gadgets out there that will not only leave you stunned, but make your home stand out from the crowd. Here is our list of ten best of them:5. Transparent TVsTransparent TVs look absolutely stunning as a see-through television can look. The clear LCD technology brings the display to life and the design is sure to make your house looks futuristic. When not in use, the screen without a border seems to blend nicely with its surroundings. A transparent TV is clearly mwant for TV lovers who want their living rooms to have an air of sophistication on nights when must-see-TV isn't a priority. There have been lots of prototypes floating in the market which makes us believe they will soon become a reality. 4. Floor Plan Light switchIf you living room has a panel full of light switches, it can be a daunting task to remember which is which. Taewon Hwang came with the great idea of creating a master light switch with a simple design that shows you what lights you are turning on or off. It's called The Floor Plan Light, so in a single glance you know which switch controls what.3. The RIMA lampThe Rima lamp, created by Dreipuls, uses a strip of 65 white LEDs that can be selectively turned on or off by sliding around two sets of metal rings. Apparently optical sensors are used to determine the position of the rings, and only the LEDs falling in-between them can be turned on. Not only does RIMA gives your desk a clean and modern appeal, it gives you the option of one or two light sources depending on what you're using it for.2. Airocide Air Purifier Designed by NASA scientists, the Airocide purifies toxins in the air that can worsen symptoms of asthma or allergies. Each Airocide unit incorporates a reaction chamber that contains thousands of tiny glass rings coated inside and out with titanium dioxide (TiO2). With the help of a high-intensity light, the TiO2 produces hydroxyls. When airborne organic molecules are drawn in and make contact with those hydroxyls, the carbon bonds in those molecules are broken. Thus it inerts virtually any organic compound passing through its reaction chamber. The hydroxyls are tethered to the TiO2 surface, and can't escape from the chamber. In this process, no ozone or other gases are released, no chemical additives are used (besides the already-present TiO2), and nothing has to be cleaned out. According to the Airocide company, the purifiers are almost 100 percent effective at neutralizing biological pollutants like mold, fungi, pollen, dust mites, viruses and bacteria, along with volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that are given off from materials such as carpeting and paint. The Airocide purifier will set you back $799.1. CalypsoKey and CaseDo you suffer from the problem of forgetting your keys at home. iPhone case maker CalypsoCrystal comes with a contactless door key technology to its range of cases for the iPhone 5, iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. The iPhone case is equipped with a 13.56 MHz RFID antenna and a 125 kHz RFID antenna inside, which means that your iPhone and you can use this case to lock a NFC door. In addition, no apps are needed for the NFC tech and the case needs no charging. The CalypsoCase Cabrio and CalypsoCase Ring will set you back $129.