Unlike, the other existing line up of Sony memory stick Pro Duo, it is ideal for use in small digital devices, including cellular phones, wearable portable audio players and pocket-sized digital imaging devices. By using, 2GB Memory Stick PRO Duo pack users will be able to make full use of the PSP™’s powerful multi-media capabilities. In addition, they can utilize the enhanced mobile storage capacity now available while on the move. Moreover, a USB cable is also included in the new Memory Stick kit so that you can store data from a PC and view it on the PSP™.

The availability of the 2GB Memory Stick PRO Duo promotion pack for the PSPâ„¢ will vary from country to country and be available at an estimated end-user price of 175 EUROs incl. VAT. sony-europe.com.

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The Motorola SLVR L7 that we announced on the site back in December 2005 is now on Cingluar, if you believe in the adage “See something then only believe” then you have to give this phone a go, this ultra-slim phone has vivid color display and illuminated etched keypad with features including iTunes.

According to industry experts, this is an attempt on the part of Motorola to hit a jackpot once again after a huge success of Razr and a poor performance of Rokr model. You can term Ultra-Thin Motorola SLVR L7 as a combination of Razr and Rokr. On one hand, blade like styling of SLVR L7 is more or less reminiscent of Razr’s styling on the other hand iTunes music service give it a touch of Rokr.

Redefining thin at less than half an inch and weighing only 96 grams (3.4 ounces), SLVR's design includes sleek metal housing with multimedia features, including VGA camera, video capture and playback, and 512 megabytes of optional expandable memory.

At present, Motorola SLVR L7 is available exclusively in the U.S. through select Cingular Wireless retail locations or via www.cingular.com for $199.99 with a two-year service agreement.

We noticed this stylish-looking pearl white Samsung SGH-E870 (model name is undecided). It is apparently approved by the FCC.

Measuring in at 92 x 42 x 16 mm, it sports a 262k color TFT LCD screen. Being a clamshell, it also features an external display, capable of 65k colors which seems nice. Standard fixtures include a 1.3 megapixel camera and MP3 player.

It feels good to know that the phone also has Bluetooth and memory expansion is permitted via microSD cards.

(Via TechTicker)

Nokia's Nokia E70 is finally approved by the folks at FCC! Woo-hoo! This baby is, of course, an E-series phone - targeted mostly at business types, and will soon be on its way to the USA. Nokia is pushing big with, ahem, push e-mail solutions including their own Nokia Business Center and BlackBerry Connect among others.

The catch on this phone is the full-size keyboard. With nearly 75MB of available memory on the phone (and expandable up to 2GB via mini-SD card and provision for hot-swapping), the E70 offers WLAN. Being based on the S60 platform (running Symbian OS 9.1), you can never run short of applications and games on the phone.

If you're not a WLAN afficianado, you always have good old GPRS/EDGE/WCDMA (that's 3G!) network connectivity to rely on. The E70 is a powerhouse that lets you take the office with you. Want entertainment? How about using the integrated MP3/AAC player and the mammoth mini-SD storage for it?

The Nokia E70 also sports an obligatory camera, but this time it's bigger and better at 2 megapixels. PC sync options include USB 2.0, Bluetooth and Infrared. If that's not enough, the phone also features Push-To-Talk (PTT) capabilities.

Great times ahead (so sue me, I'm a Nokia fanatic, Paul is but, he loves Nokia). Pricing and carrier availability are yet to be announced. It has been out in the UK for some time and now it's USA's turn, head to the E70 product page.

BenQ-Siemens is now shipping the BenQ-Siemens SXG75 across Europe, it is the first GPS phone that runs on Linux handset from a major brand name to go into widespread distribution.

This model slots in a variety of features like an integrated GPS, a RDS radio and 3G connectivity. It has 2 cameras one as usual on the back and one on the front of the phone these are high quality 2 Megapixel cameras. I don’t understand why they have it on the front may be it is for the purpose of video conferencing. The high-resolution, 2.2-inch display renders vivid image quality for the real experience of video and images in the phone.

Users can choose to store media in the 64 MB of non-volatile memory of the SXG75 or on RS-MMC cards, while business users will be pleased to find a comprehensive messaging suite with e-mail as well as PIM synchronization with desktops.

Also the Emails, MMS and Instant Messaging bring variety to mobile communication, while Bluetooth ensures wireless convenience.
With an average talk time up to 6 hours and 400 hours of standby time makes it ideal for users who demand a lot from there phone.
It is available for a retail price of €375 EUR.

Via Plam Addict

It's a stylus-only, so don't expect a QWERTY keyboard on this one. A 5-way navigation pad is available along with call answer/end buttons. The screen is a 2.8" 240x320 pixel (QVGA) resolution 64k transflective touch screen LCD (phew, now that seems amazing but it's not).

One of the USPs of the i-mate JAMin is the availability of Bluetoth and Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g) network capability. Of course, it's also compatible with GPRS/EDGE networks for high speed mobile access to the Internet which is great. All this is powered by a Texas Instruments OMAP 850 200MHz processor.

It's also your mobile media player, with support for MP3/WMA/AAC and a host of other audio formats. The included 2 megapixel camera is nice for better-looking photographs and, possibly, videos.

i-mate JAMin pricing and availability are not yet available, but they should be announced soon - we'll update you on that one. For now, head to i-mate's website for more details.

(Via pocketnow.com)

Teknik also expects to use this service to distribute its new TIPS mobile media player, where content can be requested over SMS. Always helpful when you don't have a GPRS or 3G phone. Other games you can look forward to include a Phil Simms' football game and baseball instructional series by Cal Ripken.

T-Mobile and Sprint customers need not be disappointed, as the service will soon be available to them as well. For now, Cingular users can order the games by texting as follows:

Phil Mickelson Golf: FUN (386) keyword: MICK
Fear Factor DELIrium: FUN (386) keyword: FEAR

www.cingular.com

XtremeMac took their popular TuffWrap Accent silicone case for iPod nano and built it for nano's big brother. This two-tone look offers attitude along with the style and protection XtremeMac is known for.

Unlike other multi-color cases, TuffWrap Accent delivers its two colors in a single piece. No inserts, no extra layers, no fooling around.

It's easy to grip with ribbed sides and a slip- and scuff-resistant finish. The openings are designed so you have access to all controls and ports on your iPod with video. You also get optional screen and Click Wheel protectors with play-though access and control.

TuffWrap Accent for iPod with video is available for both 30GB and 60GB models. They are $29.95 each and start shipping in mid-February.

Preorder yours today at XtremeMac.com.

Here is something a little bit different, Working in emergency management or volunteering as a first responder in case of natural disasters? The Polycom Mobile Responder is just the thing for you. A rugged video conferencing solution, this portable system has a built-in camera, mic and speaker aimed to improve on-field communication.

Based on the top-end VSX 8000 system from Polycom, Mobile Responder comes with a 17" widescreen display. A hi-res color camera ensures effective communication. The responder is equipped with a VGA output, allowing it to be connected to external displays, while VGA input allows direct input of laptop content.

You don't have to worry about security on the Mobile Responder; plenty of it is built-in with 128-bit security, and automatic key generation and exchange ensures that each call is assigned unique keys, limiting the possibility of a security breach.

Pricing is not available yet, and for more details on the Polycom Mobile Responder, head to the product webpage. Ok Ok It's not something we would usually cover, but hey you always need something different every now and then :)

Announced at CES 2006 the Alienware MJ-12 m7700i is not your average laptop - it's a pure performer when it comes to all kinds of graphics applications - including 3D animation and post-production. With a big 17" monitor providing 1400 x 900 pixel resolution and 16:10 aspect ratio, I'd not be too surprised if your productivity increases by leaps and bounds overnight.

Boasting an NVIDIA Quadro FX Go1400 GPU, the m7700i satisfies your graphics needs right from CAD/scientific applications to your next video. Clock speeds up to 3.8 GHz are possible on the 800MHz FSB, and with HT technology you can be assured of harnessing some of that power.

Get heads to turn with this appealing new design. When it comes to storage, the m7700i is definitely not stingy. With support for two SATA hard drives, consumers can configure up to 240GB of total internal storage. For those worried about security, a fingerprint reader is provided for user authentication.

Pricing starts from $2329, and details are available from Alienware's website.

There are two models on offer: the 4:1 (shown above) and the 2:1 (shown below). The 4:1 model can be unpacked into 4 individual bags and the 2:1 model, quite logically, into 2. The 4:1 model further comes in two flavors - with and without a trolley.

Each compartment is suitably padded to protect your laptop or electronic gear, has its own shoulder straps, industrial strength zippers, 2 zipper pullers per compartment, zipper heads locks, brushed steel SLAPPA logos and is made from SLAPPA's BuckBlast suede which is rainproof and very durable.

The rear bag of the BulkHead with Trolley houses a 5 stage hide-away trolley puller and inline skate wheels for seamless transport. Also included are is SLAPPA's removable comfort strap with SmartClips that enable you to easily adjust the strap length, 3 SLAPPA combination locks, a removable phone case with a stainless steel epoxy finish belt clip and a 3-D rubber name card holder for I.D. The bags are ideal for 2 laptops or electronic gear that is up to 17".

The BulkHead PRO 4:1 Laptop/Travel Bag with Trolley costs US$179.99. If you are on a budget you could go in for the one without the trolley that's priced at US$149.99. On the other hand, the BulkHead PRO 2:1 Laptop/Travel Bag with Trolley costs US$129.99.

Product website:
SLAPPA BulkHead PRO 4-in-1 Laptop Bag
SLAPPA BulkHead PRO 2-in-1 Laptop Bag

Turtle Beach has launched the new Audio Advantage Roadie USB Audio Adapter (a USB sound card for the rest of us), that easily plugs into your PC/Laptop and offers instant 5.1 or 7.1 surround sound connectivty and more. Roadie’s unique design provides everything you need for connecting your laptop or desktop to a wide variety of audio devices, including digital and analog inputs and outputs, stereo headphone output, built-in stereo microphones, and support for surround-sound headphones.

The Roadie features:

• 5.1 or 7.1 Output
• Analog and Digital Outputs
• Built-in Stereo Microphones
• 10 Band EQ
• Ambience Effects
• Optical Digital Adapters

So, with this compact kit you can record with the built-in stereo mics or an external stereo mic, record and play back in analog format, record and play back in digital SPDIF format, use it for VoIP and interactive gaming, or just connect it to your surround sound setup.

The Roadie is priced at US$79.95 and you can order it off the product website below. If you are quick enough and place your order on or before February 8th, there's a bonus 5.1 folding headphone being thrown-in for free (which would otherwise cost you about US$40).

Product website: Turtle Beach Roadie USB Audio Adapter

The ICONZ protects the iPod's screen and click wheel from nicks and scratches. It's designed to provide full access to all controls and ports. There's a translucent back to match. A durable construction ensures safety for your iPod. As the manufacturer says, "The ICONZ shields from scratches, but makes an impact."

All the casings are available (for a limited time only) in the United States and carry a tag of US$29.95. You can order via the product's website (given below). Shipping's already started from the 30th of January. And, if you are living outside the US, you only get the "Speed Racer" case.

Product website: ICONZ for iPod with video

Sagem's my400X GSM cell phone, which looks like an updated model of the my400L has just been approved by the FCC - so you can look forward to this French phone in the United States. It's a neat little feature packed phone with Bluetooth and camera.

Flight mode, where you use the phone minus the SIM card - just like a PDA - is possible with Sagem my400X. The camera on this phone is placed to the left and not center as usually found in most mobiles. It also has a mirror so you can take your own images conveniently. Another thing about the camera is that it has a dedicated key on the side of the phone.

The phone supports GPRS for accessing the Internet using the integrated WAP 2.0 browser. J2ME games are available as well. Productivity apps include Calculator, Converter, Alarm, To Do and Timer.

No availability or pricing was available at the time of this writing. For details, head to Sagem's website. Specs in extended entry.

Every once in a while comes a device from Japan that I would love to sneak into the country. Of course, there's a little question of legality here. Either way, you can't beat the CX 200 Portable Director II Cell Phone Jammer.

Easily fits in your pocket, the CX 200 can be used in two modes:

• complete jam - that jams everything around for about 70 seconds
• ending your own calls - great when you want to discreetly terminate a connection

One of these babies costs around US $70. If they make it legal here, you know who'll have the first one!

(Via mobilemag)

The Edirol R-09 offers a no-nonsense interface - simple and effective. It brings the best of features from Edirol's previous voice recorder models, including 24-bit uncompressed recording and stereo microphone. Don't mistake it for an underdog: it supports 44.1kHz or 48kHz sample rates for high levels of clarity. You can also record and play back in MP3 format up to 320 kbps.

An external mic can be used for added clarity with the 1/4" mic input. You can control ambience when playing WAV/MP3 files through the internal reverb processor. PC connectivity is via a USB 2.0 interface.

For more details, check out Edirol's website.

The JVC GR-D370 also adds a 16:9 high-quality wide mode for shooting videos, apart from 520 lines of resolution with the Super High-Band Processor. The NightAlive night mode is provided for low-light shooting. Not just limited to video, you can also capture digital still images with this camcorder, and save images on a SD/MMC memory card, thanks to the compatible slots provided.

The on-screen menu features a total of seven languages which is helpful. The preview LCD seems to look pretty good, being a 2.5" display. If you have a IEEE 1394 port on your computer, you can also use the GR-D370 as a web camera. The camcorder also offers DV input and outputs.

The JVC DR-370 will put you back by $330, and will be available next month. For details, visit JVC.

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A couple of months ago T-Mobile introduced a hot pink Motorola RAZR V3c phone aimed at the chic and savy women's mobile phone market. And they seem to have done a great job because Verizon is following suite with its own "pink" version of the popular clamshell phone.

Feature-wise both phones are identical to the original silver version, however this one is in a lighter, more pastel shade of pink. You'll have to pay a little bit more for this premium color but it you can save up to $100 dollars with a two year contract from Verizon of course, that's about $249.99. Buy it online now or find out more info - here!

Update: Just noticed Gizmodo have done a video review of the Verizon RAZR V3c Check it out, it's really Pink! they said.

Via Mobileburn

Hey buddy, it’s true. I am not talking about the gizmos from Star Wars series. Satugo has made an incredible camera that can bounce back just like a tennis ball. The 3.0-megapixel digicam is manufactured in to a round ball shaped body that cam bounce along the ground.

Ok enough play let’s take some glance over the features it incorporates. The 3.0-megapixel camera is secured with several protective stratums. I think 1GB of integrated NAND Flash memory is quite a profusion of space for storing all your squashy images.
It comes complete with a timer and flash and the battery is recharged through any USB port.

You think I missed something; no dear in fact the camera itself doesn’t have an LCD viewfinder. Satugo must have though what would one do of an LCD and view finder while the product is made to play also if incorporated then they the product would have lost the glory since may be then it would only be just a ball in shape and not bouncing ball. Ok satiated with playing don’t worry this playful gadget can also double as a webcam. This bouncy and recreational camera is set at an estimated price $69 though there is no word on availability yet.

Via Mobilemag

Fujitsu added another model to its 2006 LifeBook N Series line-up at the 2006 Consumer Electronics Show, with the Fujistu N6410, based on the Intel Core Duo mobile technology. With this, the N6410 can be your next ideal desktop replacement.

Consumers can look forward to some great features including the Intel 945 Express chipset and Intel PRO Wireless/3945ABG for 802.11 a/b/g wireless connectivity. A sure boon for gamers, the N6410 can handle multitasking with ease while producing amazing graphics on teh 17" mega-monitor and great quality audio - be it watching movies or editing your own.

Of course, one can thank ATI Mobility Radeon x1400 graphics controller with 256 megs of HyperMemory for the video experience. The RAM on the laptop is delicious, which can go up to 2 GB (dual channel DDR2 667MHz memory).

What's more, available hard drive capacity can be maxed out to 320 GB with two hard drives. For more info and pricing details on the Fujistu LifeBook N6410, visit Fujitsu.

At PMA Cobra Digital recently released its new digital camera the Cobra DC7550Z which features a 7 megapixel CCD at a very friendly price. Beginning next month the DC7550Z will start selling for an under-$200 price tag.

Despite its low price the camera features a relatively standard feature set including 3x optical zoom, a 2.4-inch color TFT display, 32MB of Internal memory, an SD expansion slot, and a host of automatic functions.

The Cobra DC7550Z also features a 15-to-30 fps portable video camera and can also double as a PC camera. For more info visit CobraDIgital.

After the da10, Rollei at the PMA Show has another new digital camera, it's the Rollei ds6 digital camera. A compact 6-megapixel camera, the ds6 features a 1/2.5" CCD sensor and offers a 2.5" color TFT display for previewing your images.

The Rollei ds6 also provides 3x optical zoom, but has better digital zoom at 4.4x than the da10. You can also use it to record video, and the integrated voice recording function is useful. Pitched at those entering the world of digital photography for the first time, the ds6 is capable of macro photography - capable of taking pictures of objects as close as 5cm.

Videos at 30fps and VGA resolution are possible, which can then be viewed on a TV thanks to the NTSC/PAL connectivity offered by the ds6. This runs off 2 AA batteries, and takes in SD card for storing your photos.

More info is available from Rollei's website.

(Via engadget)

Rollei is in the news one time or another, and this time it's because of its new Rollei da10 digital camera. A stylish, compact point-and-shoot camera, it comes in red (seen on the right) and usual silver bodies. The da10 sports a 1/2.5" 5 megapixel CCD and 3x optical/4x digital zoom.

As is the norm, it is equipped with a 2.5" preview LCD. Being compact, it's not thin on features: you get an integrated mic and speaker - good for recording and playback of voice memos. Video recording with audio is possible as well with the da10.

Targeted at newbies, this has a decent set of camera settings, although I would call it a bit incomplete. It has the usual built-in flash, automatic white balance along with manual/daylight/cloudy/tungsten etc. settings. Computer connectivity is via USB 2.0 interface. Thanks to the included NTSC/PAL interface, you can also connect it directly to a television.

No price has been made available for the Rollei da10 Digital Camera at this time but additional details are available from Rollei's website.

I would say it a Great Deal, if you have got the super featured Olympus FE-150. The 5 megapixel camera is worth appreciating for the quality it delivers.

Anyone opting for the new Olympus FE-150 from Olympus UK will find themselves snapping away like a pro within minutes of opening the box. The new 3x zoom, 5 million pixel camera has been designed very much with trouble-free photography in mind, but not at the expense of picture quality.

The Olympus FE-150's lightweight, slim metal body is made to flaunt and if talk about the portability it’s so compact that can easily fit into the pocket. With easy camera controls and 2.5-inch, the large LCD makes the beginners to use the camera like a professional.

This just click and snap camera also has a 3x optical zoom, 4x digital zoom, 5 scene modes, and movie recording capability all wrapped up in a slim metal casing. Set to be available from April, it can be a bargain for around £160.

-5.0 million pixels
-24.5mm slim stylish metal body
-32-96mm, (35mm camera equivalent), 1:2.8-4.8
-4x digital zoom
-6.4cm/2.5” LCD (230,000 pixels)
-5 scene modes (incl. Portrait, Landscape, Night Scene)
-Movie recording with sound up to card capacity
-Super Macro mode (from as close as 6cm)
-12MB internal memory plus xD-Picture Card slot
-Supplied with Olympus Master Software and new LI-42 battery
-Multi-language menu (6 languages) plus possibility to download further languages from the internet