At the Computex 2008, Eten announced its three new Windows Mobile 6.1 smartphones, one was already known as quad-band V900. The DX900 is a dual-SIM smartphone, allowing to work with two simultaneous GSM/3G operators. Being first such WM smartphone probably help it won the “Best Choice” award.

The new X900 is a quad-band handset with HSDPA and successor of X800. And at last, the budget-friendly X610, similary updated interface to its successor, the X600. Continue reading »

iHome launches the iH69 and iH70, computer speakers for an iPod. It will allow you to dock your iPod into the base of the left satellite and charge it. The black iH69 will cost $100, while the silver iH70 is $130 (more powerful speakers and including a remote control) and will be available soon. Continue reading »

Finally some decent pictures of Samsung’s SGH-i900 are available. It looks fantastic and specifications don’t disappoint. Best thing about this Samsung is its 3.5 inch (8,9 cm) touchscreen with a new 240×400 resolution (WQVGA).

It will also have 5 MP digital camera, 16GB of internal memory, WiFi, HSDPA, GPS, Bluetooth and microSD port will allow further extension of memory. The battery will be 1500mAh and Samsung i90 will use Windows Mobile Professional 6.1. Continue reading »

AVING was the first to spot mini-note, powered with the new Nano processor at its core. This TongFang Imini S1 Mini-Note has 10.2-inch screen, 512 MB RAM, 80 GB 2.5″ Hard Drive. With 6cell (4000mAh) battery it weights 1.2 kg and measure 249mm x 180mm x 32mm. Its nice to see 1.2 GHz Nano CPU in mini-note. Continue reading »

Mio has launched several new products, but the most interesting is personal navigation device joint with a digital camera. This concept GPS personal navigator features a 3.5 inch touch screen and camera is 8.2 megapixel and something called geotagging feature. Continue reading »

France’s ModeLabs Group is claiming they created the smallest and lightest headset on earth. This ultra thin headset is made from metal as the name implies. It is 4mm thick and weights 5.5 grams.

Its battery lasts up to 5 hours when we talk, and about a week in sleep mode. The Bluetrek Metal is available in Europe. Aluminium black/silver version costs 39 euros ($61), and silver stainless steel version costs 49 euros ($76). Continue reading »