This is the external version of the Pioneer DVR-A07. It features USB 2.0/IEEE 1394 connections, 8x DVD±R recordinrg, and 4x DVD±RW recording.

I know it doesn't sound too exciting from the headline, but apparently this is a "world's first" so I'm going to post it here.
The actual part that you can change the size of is the headphone chip itself. I guess if you've got a small/large ear canal, this would be the product for you.

I have o­nly o­ne word to say in response to this: Golly.
Yes, you heard correctly. Pioneer unveiled some technology today which, rather than using a laser beam to record discs, they use an electron beam to record discs. The result? More than 50GB o­n just o­ne side of the disc. The technology can even be applied to Blu-ray ROMs.

Pioneer is set to put out a CD case that holds 6 CDs, with built in (passive) stereo speakers. This would be good for people who don't feel like carrying around headphones, but also have a few CDs to transport.
It's plastic, and looks like a typical CD case. But when you take out the CDs at the end, gee whiz, some speakers.

Pioneer released a tool today that lets owners of the A07 DVD burner choose between three operational modes, o­ne of which is "quiet."

This will put Pioneer as the #1 producer in the world of PDP displays in the world, with a 22% market share.

I'm sure nobody saw this coming, but Pioneer went ahead and did it anyway. Not o­nly is it a cordless IP phone, it can be used as a PC headset. But the fun doesn't stop there! It can also be used as a normal, run of the mill cordless phone.

Oh, and it's pink. For some reason. I guess the designer had something against a more neutral color.