Microsoft announced the next generation computer

Right after the launch of Microsoft Vista, Microsoft is up to new gadget which will known as Microsoft’s Surface. Yes, it’s a computer in a surface or you can call it as the new era of computing. Surface Computing is a novel technique of working with computers that goes past the customary mouse-and-keyboard experience. This Surface computing took Microsoft 5 years to develop it, I just realize that all Microsoft product always started 5 years ago. This is what the press release said:

Surface turns an ordinary tabletop into a vibrant, dynamic surface that provides effortless interaction with all forms of digital content through natural gestures, touch and physical objects.

This Surface computing believed to set you back for US$10,000, this 30-inch display will be very soon available for use in restaurants, hotels, retail establishments and public entertainment venues.

Philips going to launches 20-inch 3D display

According to our sources, Philips is developing 20-inch LCD 3D display that will bring your screen to a new level. Philips announced that this 3D display are more to businesses rather that to the consumer applications as 3D display will be a good attraction for advertising. Philips announced two products of their 20-inch 3D display where 20-3D2W01 consists of frame-mountable and 20-3D2W04 are more to bezel and stand. No words about the price and availability, however feel free to look at the shot and tell us what you think about it.

Nokia launch Nokia Speakerphone HF-300 for your car

Nokia launch Nokia HF-300 Bluetooth speakerphone fresh from the 4th of July. Installation was quite simple, just by clipping it to your sunvisor, HF-300 allows you to quickly install a hands-free and cable-free call system. HF-300 can last for 20 hours of talk and also knows when to turn itself off so you don’t lose power easily. HF-300 also sports with Digital Signal Processing to cancel out excess noises and echoes which mean you don’t need to keep shouting while driving in order to hear what your wife asked you to buy. It will be available this quarter with price around US$122

BenQ show off two new digital cameras

Technology growth is infinity and so does BenQ, BenQ released their 2 new and cool digital camera C740i (7 megapixel) and E820 (8 megapixel). C740i and E820 share the same features such as: 3x optical zoom, Pentax lenses, 2.5-inch LTPS screen, SD card support, face tracking and red eye reduction. The only difference from these two cameras are, C740i features PASM, which allows you to control over shutter and aperture settings and has a high ISO up to 1600. The E820 can shoot in 16:9 or 3:2 modes and has a high ISO up to 1200 and uses PictBridge for printing. However, no words about the price and availability but we can assume that it will be out soon in the market.

HTMS announced their Provia A1 navigator with DMB

HTMS announced their new GPS navigator, Provia A1. Provia A1 sports 7-inch 800 x 480 resolution touchscreen, power with 520MHz Intel PXA270 processor, 128MB RAM, SD expansion slot, stereo speakers, USB 2.0, AV inputs and built-in media player that support DivX, XviD, H.264, WMA, WMV, OGG, MPEG3/4. No price or when this GPS is available, however Provia A1 will only be available in South Korea.

SmartQ show off T5 portable flash player

SmartQ has just released their new portable media player, SmartQ T5. Available in 2 GB and 4GB, SmartQ T5 sports 3-inch 320 x 240, 30fps XVID DivX, plays a variety file formats including 640 x 480 with a battery that can last 7 hours playing video and 22 hours playing audio. No words about the price or the availability yet.

HTC launch TyTN II/Kaiser for Europe

HTC has finally launched their newest Windows Mobile 6 handset, Kaiser/TyTN II this morning for European. HTC also announced that Orange, Voda, T-Mobile and o2 will all get their hands on this newly launch handset. Kaiser sports all the HSDPA, WiFi and built-in GPS. No news about the price of this baby but Europe will get a hand of Kaiser on this October.

Peek on HP Virtus!!

HP revealed their newest HP Desktop called HP Virtus. Not much information was provided about this new HP Virtus, however all you can see from the pic is that it has some cool design. Don’t worry, we will get back to you as soon as we find more information on it. For now, enjoy the pic.

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RAmos launched V150 PMP with good looks and cheap price

RAmos has just launched their new V150 PMP that not just has the good sleek design but also come with cheap price. Ramos V150 PMP comes with Bluetooth 2.0-equipped device features, a 2.4-inch QVGA display, control lanyard, 2GB of storage, USB connectivity and support DivX/XviD formats. With all these features, RAmos will only charge you US$92 for their V150PMP which will sell like hot cakes in the market.

Alienware Laptops will now sports 640GB of storage

Yes, you might think that Alienware is crazy or this news was just loads of bullshit but it’s the fact that Alienware will start to manufacture their monster laptops with 640 GB of storage. Alienware also claims to be the first in the market that will offer customer with Samsung’s 320 GB 2.5” hard drives in single- and dual-device configurations for notebooks. Available as RAID 0 and RAID 1 systems in the 17″ Area-51 m9750 and Aurora m9700 notebooks (dual-drive notebooks are priced from $2400), as well as a single 320 GB configuration in the 15.4″ Area-51 m5550 notebook Alienware rings in a new stage in storage capacity in mobile computers.

Sony Japan’s ceramic white PS3 and DualShock 3 coming soon

Sony Computer Entertainment has officially announced that the New PS3 CECHH00 Series, which is roughly a PS3 with HDMI, and 60GB version which loses 20GB of storage will be sold in Japan on 11 October this year. The CECHH00 Series PS3 aces the backward compatibility, memory card slot, and 2x of the 4x USB slots in favor of a low, low ¥39,980 (about $341/€242) price tag when it ships on 11 November. The DualShock 3 wireless rumbler (sold separately) first revealed at Tokyo Game Show hits shelves the same day for ¥5,500 or about $47/€33. And of course it’s a ceramic white PS3 we are talking about, let’s see how hot can this PS3 in the market.

Dell’s pop out 22-inch and 24-inch LCD with webcam in Japan

This new Dell’s LCD monitor with webcam will be available only in Japan and not anywhere else. Dell’s call it SP2208WFP, the new 1,680 x 1,050 resolution 22-inch monitor that sport 2 megapixel camera integrated flush with the upper bezel, a 2-ms response, 2,000:1 contrast, and the ability to reproduce 92% of the NTSC color gamut and not just that the inputs features analog D-Sub 15, DVI-D (with HDCP), 3x HDMI, and 4x USB. However too bad it’s only available in Japan with price around ¥59,800 or about $510 when it’s available around the state. They’ve also announced a ¥68,800 ($587) 24-inch E248WFP prepped for a Japan release on October 23rd.

Nokia show off their S60 Touch Interface

Today at Symbian Smartphone Show, Nokia announced their Nokia S60 Touch Interface. The touch-interface supports haptic feedback and accepts both finger and stylus inputs depending upon the display technology used. The press release is out and with it, more information about the new S60 software: existing S60 3rd Edition apps will run on touch-enabled devices unmodified (but can be further enhanced); generic proximity and light sensors supported; a UI Accelerator Toolkit enables “impressive” graphical effects; and Flash Video will be supported in the S60 web browser. Available to S60 device manufacturers “during 2008.” No specific information was given by Nokia. Sigh!! But, watch the video after the break!

Samsung plan for white-LED backlit display 10k:1 contrast for your notebook

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., the world’s largest provider of thin-film-transistor, liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) panels, announced today that it has developed three new LCDs for notebook PCs – two offering a true 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio for viewing movies, TV shows and new-age gaming, while the third featuring active White-LED backlighting that boosts picture clarity and reduces power consumption. The White-LED backlighting sports a whooping 10,000:1 contrast, 300cd/m2 brightness, 45% color saturation, and power consumption of just 2 Watts or less when playing video. Expect the 16:9 pair to hit mass production in the first half of 2008 while the white-LED mofo should arrive before 2008 is through. Check out the full specs after da break!

AT&T CEO going to launch 3G iPhone next year

As you all know that 3G iPhone is coming, and we got a confirmation from AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson says, “You’ll have it next year.” Stephenson said in response to a question about when the 3G iPhone would debut. He said he didn’t know how much more the new version will cost than the existing model, which sells for $399. Apple Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs “will dictate what the price of the phone is,” he said. However, it wouldn’t surprise us if fits back into the $599 slot vacated by the 8GB iPhone while toting a full 16GB of flash like the iPod touch.

Creative confirms 32GB Zen

At last, Creative has finally put an end to any remaining incredulity on our part by posting a press release with all the sordid details of its new 32GB Zen. The 32GB Zen has the same features as 4GB, 8GB and 16GB except for the 32GB SD card slot. The new player will be available mid-December in Singapore for S$549.00 (about $380 US), and there’s no word on release dates for Europe or the States. However, we have a news that you can pre-order this 32GB Zen from Creative’s US store for a mere $329.

Toshiba launch Tekbright 7-inch photo frame

Trying to find the best Christmas gift for your loves one or family, Toshiba just launch Tekbright 7-inch photo frame that will probably be the best Christmas gift. The Tekbright photo frame includes 64MB of built-in storage, USB 2.0, plenty of memory card slots, and MP3 playback. This baby will cost you 129 Euro or around $190 and will be available in Europe anytime soon.

Samsung launch F250 Slider

As long as you don’t slide too much, then Samsung’s F250 will be the perfect mobile phone for you. With a sleek design and cool appearance, Samsung’s F250 equipped with metallic keyboard, FM Radio, good quality speakers and up to 2GB memory card. But ops, that’s not all this baby F250 got. Samsung F250 sports 1.3-megapixel camera, micro SD expansion slot, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, 2-inch 160 x 128 resolution LCD, USB 2.0, and GSM 900, 1900 MHz + EDGE connectivity.

No exact date when it will be ready to shipped but rumors said that either end of this year or early next year and if you are going for this baby, get ready to spent around $266 and $287 when it is retail ready.

Earth Trek’s 2-in-1 multi card reader with USB twist

Earth Trek seems to have revitalized the concept for 2008. The 2-in-1 rotary multi-card reader has a patented swiveling USB 2.0 connector to let you come at it from all angles — not exactly going to revolutionize your memory card experience, but a nice touch. The reader also includes a plug and adaptors for charging your phone, which seems random but useful. Earth Trek’s unique patented turning connector offers flexibility to users and memory cards could be inserted vertically. This card reader is compatible for both left hand side and right hand side according to the USB ports location of different computer models. An innovative design of 360° LED indicator around the turning connector allows you to read the signal at any directions. No word on price or availability.

Australia’s Dell ready to ship Inspiron 1525

The Inspiron 1525 was supposed to hit sometime in “mid-December,” and although that didn’t happen. Dell’s Australian site just put up a bunch of pages detailing the new machine. The 15.4-inch machine doesn’t come packing a ton of surprises — 2GHz T7250 Core 2 Duo, X3100 integrated graphics, 2GB of RAM, 160GB or storage, and WiFi — but it’s at least kinda cheap, at AU$1399 ($1228). The site lists an Australian ship date of January 9th, so we’d imagine we’ll be seeing these hit the States relatively soon.

Intel launches their newest gaming platform, Skulltrail

Intel seems like it’s going to be making a bigger push at gamers with the launch of Penryn, and HotHardware managed to acquire some info about the company’s upcoming “Skulltrail” platform, which is built-around server-class hardware reconfigured for gaming. Skulltrail supports dual quad-core Penryn Xeon processors, SLI graphics, and four PCI Express x16 slots, as well as two standard PCI slots. You’re also looking at a whopping six internal SATA ports, dual eSATA ports, six USB ports, a lone FireWire port, and Gigabit Ethernet. As for I/O, the board has six internal SATA ports, a single IDE port, and headers for additional USB and Firewire ports. On the IO plate, no legacy connectors are to be found, but it does have six USB ports, dual eSATA ports, single Firewire and Gigabit Ethernet jacks, and analog and digital HD audio inputs / outputs.

That’s quite a foundation for a gaming rig,let’s just hope the price is at least sounds reasonable, eh?

Fujitsu leaks a second Penryn laptop and sports Blu-ray

Rumors that variety of Penryn will officially hit on January 6th, but Fujitsu-Siemens did not just give out bullshit press release. They already showed off the 12.1-inch LOOX R, and now they going to introduce the 17-inch Amilo Xi 2550. Unlike the LOOX R, Amilo Xi 2550 sports a 45nm 2.5 GHz T9300 Core 2 Duo, as well as Radeon HD2700 graphics, 2GB of RAM, 2 RAID 0/1 250GB drives, 1GB of flash turbo memory and a dual-layer burner/Blu-ray player. Wow, with all this features — who can’t get addicted to Fujitsu. No word on the ship date, but expect to save around €1644 ($2415) for this baby.

Hitachi going to show off their 1.5-inch thick plasma,.75-inch thick LCD prototypes at CES Las Vegas

Hitachi will demo a 1.5-inch thick plasma HDTV at CES. Cutting more than a third of the thickness from previous displays, it ensures your screen will look as incredible from the side as it does the front. Also on display, but without concrete plans for release, are the “super” Ultra Thin LCD that’s just .75-inches thick, a search technology for visual images, TV video sharing over the internet without a PC, a wireless video gateway and a prototype IPTV interface. Let’s see how other LCD manufacture can beat Hitachi.

Sony will bring Skype to PSP

It’s hasn’t went official yet, but it looks like Sony will indeed bring Skype to PSP. According to Reuters, Sony is “planning to add an internet phone function” (that’d be Skype) to its PSP in order to “stir up demand,” which wouldn’t be a half bad idea considering how the DS seems to be hogging the limelight of late. Purportedly, the software could become available “as early as this month,” and while Sony spokesman Satoshi Fukuoka declined to comment on the rumblings, he did note that the company was “studying ways to add value to the PSP.” Are you thinking what we’re thinking?

Alienware show off their awesomeness curved DLP display

At Las Vegas CES, Alienware introduce their new curved DLP display that will be available in the second half of the year. The picture above is just the late engineering prototype; everything from the internals to the casing is probably going to change. There are four LED-backlit DLP projectors inside, which explains the lines in the image above, but the final version will show a seamless image. The ideal viewing position is directly in the middle at about two feet away. That’s when the image seamlessly appears to wrap all the way around your vision, and it’s just as sweet as you’d expect. This is probably the best monitor for games like 3D shooting, racing, etc. Pricing information is still infuriatingly non-specific: the best we got was “more than a 17-inch flat panel and less than a Kia.”

Samsung SGH-F490 surprised CES last day

On the last day of CES, Samsung surprised everyone with their new SGH-F490. This handsome prada-esque set features full screen browsing on its 3.2 inch screen in both landscape and portrait mode, 5 mega pixel camera, 3.5 mm audio jack, 130 MB of internal storage, and memory expansion via microSD. The disappointing bit is that we’re only getting tri-band GSM / EDGE and HSDPA in the European 2100 MHz band. Price is set for for about €530 (roughly $780) and is expected to ship in February.

Cowon’s iAudio U5 coming to USA

Cowon’s iAudio U5 has been released since last September 2007, however it’s still not available in the States. Nevertheless, this cool and stylish little DAP is apparently making its way to the USA for those who like to avoid the me-too crowd. Sports a 1.8-inch 160 x 128 resolution LCD, up to a full day of battery life, 4GB / 8GB of internal memory, MP3 / WMA / WAV playback, a built-in FM radio and voice recorder, user adjustable five-band EQ and USB connectivity. Good enough for you? Then save your savings up to $149.99 / $109.99 to snag one in 8GB or 4GB, respectively.

Polycom release HDX 7000 HD video conferencing solution

Polycom is pushing out an entirely new series in its HD video portfolio, the HDX 7000. This one, which caters to small and medium-sized conference rooms, features 22kHz StereoSurround for “natural voice clarity,” Lost Packet Recovery (LPR) technology, 720p video support, a 16:9 EagleEye HD camera and the ability to adjust bandwidth for content. You’ll also find an RS-232 control port along with DVI, USB 2.0 and a number of audio inputs and outputs. Supposedly, to-be owners can expect the HDX 7002 to land in March for $9,499, while the HDX 7001 (SD version) lures in the bargain hunters at $7,999.

Sony Mylo 2 on sale NOW!

All of you who have been waiting patiently for Sony to upgrade its mylo Personal Communicator should be pleased to learn that the revised internet tablet has finally gone on sale at SonyStyle. Sports a high resolution 3.5-inch touchscreen, 1GB of storage, and improved Flash support,1,3 megapixel camera,voice calling with skype, Free Wi-Fi access at McDonald’s, the $299 mylo 2 does indeed offer a number of attractive feature bumps over its predecessor — however, we’re still a little wary of how Sony’s positioned this product in the market. Starts shipping on the 28th, in either white or black, say Sony.

Coby MP-835 touchscreen PMP rocks

Coby has just released their new touchscreem PMP MP-835 with a sleek and cool design. The 10mm thick touchscreen sports a 3-inch, 480 x 272 LCD, and a range of 2GB or 4GB storage options which is lame for a PMP. MP-835 supports MP3, WMA, OGG, AVI and WMV.No word on price, but the player does apparently have FCC certification, so we might be seeing it in the States before long.

Sony launches A820, A720 and S710F series Walkman players in USA soon

As all the new Sony product that hit Japan last week, it will come to USA soon. In addition to the new NWZ-A820 series flagship, Sony has the NWZ-A720 series, which cops the looks and specs, but loses the Bluetooth of the A820 players. Both players have roughly 10 hours of video battery life, and 36 hours for audio, with 2.4-inch QVGA screens and capacities ranging from 4GB to 16GB. Meanwhile, the new NWZ-S710F skimps on the sexy looks, and only sports a 1.8-inch QVGA screen, but adds built-in noise canceling. Codec support for all the players includes protected WMA, unprotected AAC, MP3 and H.264 video. The full model rundown is as follows, everything will be available in March:

* NWZ-A828K - 8GB, black, Bluetooth, DR-BT21G Bluetooth wireless headphones, $270
* NWZ-A829 - 16GB, black, Bluetooth, $320
* NWZ-A726 - 4GB, black and pink, $150
* NWZ-A728 - 8GB, black and pink, $200
* NWZ-A729 - 16GB, black, $300
* NWZ-S716F - 4GB, silver, red and black, $150
* NWZ-S718F - 8GB, black, $200