This concept desk looks like standard Ikea fare upon first glance, but a closer examination reveals a recessed middle that’s contoured for a custom Samsung laptop to dock into. Once locked in, the laptop keyboard sits flush with the rest of the desk, bringing new meaning to the term desktop PC. A novel idea, but I’d be more sold on the idea if it included connections to external accessories, like hard drives and speakers, when you docked the computer into the desk. Continue reading »

A few days ago we saw the first glimpse of the Sansa Fuze, and it has now been spotted available for pre-order on Amazon. As suspected the Sansa Fuze will have both radio and video (FM/WMA/MP3/MPEG4 support). Most features haven’t been listed yet, but we do know that it features a 1.9-inch display, built-in microphone for voice recording, MicroSD / MicroSDHC slot for expansion. A battery is capable of 24hrs audio playback and 5hrs video playback. Amazon has Sansa Fuze listed in Red, Black and Pink, but we know a Blue and Silver model are also coming. The only capacity known so far is 4GB’s priced at $99, but we can expect more capacities to be available soon. Continue reading »

The new 19-inch widescreen, all-in-one computer in stylish thin design is EUROCOM`s L390T. Features: built-in Wi-Fi wireless, Webcam, Bluetooth, HDMI and eSATA, built-in 2x speakers (2W) and it is compatible with Sound-Blaster PRO. It has five USB 2.0 port, slots for: 7-in-1 Card Reader, ExpressCard 54/34, MiniCard Socket. Its dimensions are: 450x312x66,5 mm and weights around 11kg. So you just need a mouse and keyboard and you are ready to go. It should be available in May.

Because technical details are not known yet all we can say that Asus MS71 is a wireless laser mouse and a USB thumb drive, yes in one device. How…..stupid. Its too small for mouse and too big for a USB thumb drive. But anyway, Cebit 2008 unveiled the Asus MS71, and sopposedly the base of this device opens and magic happens. Then you have two parts: wireless mouse and USB thumb drive on which you can store yet unknown amount of files. The mouse has a magnetic locking mechanism which attaches the transmitter for charging. How much will it cost and where will we be able to buy it, is not known yet. Continue reading »

Panasonic is staying in a trend, which started with many  DVD players getting DivX functionality. The latest DivX Certified Panasonic Blu-ray disc player, the BD30K, will be available in Europe and Russia starting this month. The DMP-BD 30K enables users to enjoy high-quality DivX video playback, media experience that includes reliable video playback, excellent visual quality, and interoperability with other DivX Certified digital devices. Panasonic continues to recognize DivX quality and because DivX became a de-facto standard on existing DVD players they will satisfy theirs costumers and repeat success in the Blu-ray category. For those who forgot, DivX is a digital media company that enables consumers to enjoy a high-quality video experience across any kind of device. DivX creates, distributes and licenses digital video technologies that span the “three screens” comprising today’s consumer media environment – the PC, the television and mobile devices.

The MPIO V10 Personal Media Player seems to be equipped with pretty much anything you have dreamed about and it looks incredibly with it’s metallic design. It has the 3″ 480×272 pixel touch screen, which is nice seeing there aren’t many players in that class at the moment. The codec support is very extensive and impressive, with support for AVI, WMV, ASF, MP4, DivX, DAT, VOB, TS, XviD, MPG / MPEG, MP3, WMA, AAC , OGG, PCM (WAV), JPEG, BMP, GIF, PNG, SMI, TXT. Along with the extensive codes support, it has a FM tuner, dictionary, and TV out. The bad thing is only 8GB of internal memory, but a SD slot helps a lot – especially if its SDHC with cards up to 16GB right now and 32GB in a few months. No pricing is known yet.