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What's New, What's Hot is Travel Weekly's look at useful and fun travel gadgets, edited by Joe Rosen. First up, the Jorno Bluetooth Keyboard. Closed, this tri-fold wireless keyboard is so compact it will fit in a purse, carryon or the palm of your hand. Easily paired by way of Bluetooth connectivity with a smart phone or tablet, it features keys only slightly smaller than those of a standard keyboard. Included is a protective case that functions as an adjustable stand that can hold the device in either portrait or landscape orientation.

The highly esteemed luggage maker, Zero Halliburton, is offering a new line of light-weight bags, including this 26-inch polycarbonate, hard-bodied spinner. Among the product line's attributes are a magnesium, telescoping handle system; a pop-up, TSA-approved three-digit combination lock; a fully lined interior, with compression straps and mesh compartments; and four wheels that roll with ball-bearing-assisted ease. The Zero Air II Travel Case weighs just under 8 pounds, measures 19 by 11 by 28 inches, and is available in a variety of colors.

The ecbc Pegasus Wheeled Backpack features the ''checkpoint-friendly FastPass System,'' which enables you to unzip a specially designed compartment and lay flat your protected devices and power cords for easy TSA inspection without having to unpack them. Travelers bearing electronic devices will also appreciate the bag's included portable power pack for those times when your devices need an emergency boost. It also includes a padded pocket that can accommodate up to a 15-inch laptop, a phone pocket and a zippered water bottle holder.

At its highest setting, this cam offers HD 1920p by 1080p resolution, with 24-bit color depth at 30 frames per second. In addition to also offering a 170-degree field of view, the MHD 2.0 Action camera is waterproof to a depth of 10 meters without a separate enclosure; is dust, shock and freeze proof; and has a locking orientation that extends to 270 degrees. Other goodies: The camera, which can be used to take still images, works with Windows and Mac computers; has a rechargeable battery life of 2.5 hours; and comes with a mounting bracket.

This ultra-compact, permanently sealed waterproof camera features a 140-degree wide-angle lens; 13 megapixels still-image resolution; and the ability to take videos at either 30 or 60 frames per second. Capable of shooting 16 gigs of HD images and 1080p HD videos, the SeaLife Micro HD is self-contained and maintenance free in that it does not have a housing, removable battery memory cards, o-rings, openings or latches of any kind. Downloading of images and videos is achieved by attaching an included USB cable to contacts on the bottom of the camera.