AT&T LG Vu with Mobile TV

The AT&T's LG Vu is looking smarter and tastier than ever before. The LG Vu will come in two primary versions; the LG Vu CU915 (without mobile TV antenna), and the LG Vu CU920 (with mobile TV antenna), which will support AT&T's new, streaming TV service.


The features the handsets will share include a 3-inch WQVGA 262K color touchscreen, 2MP camera with auto focus, HTML web browser, HSDPA connectivity, 120MB internal memory, USB mass storage mode, and up to 4GB microSD card support. Standing in at 4.25"H x 2.16"W x 0.51"D, the LG Vu weighs 3.16oz. The 1000mAh battery, is rated to supply up to 3-hours of talk time.

Thinkware iNAVI K2 GPS - A Smart Navigation Device

Thinkware has launched a new navigation device named iNAVI K2. The iNAVI K2's amazingly detailed 3D maps are rendered on its 4.8-inch 800 x 480 pixel screen in a realistic way, and it even uses a geomagnetic three-axis sensor that helps to detect the absolute direction changes of your car on the track. It has all the usual characteristics of a GPS, such as audio and video playback, a slot for SDHC memory cards, a nice 4.8-inch LCD WVGA display and more. It uses an 8GB SDHC memory, with 256MB of its own RAM, has multimedia functions, photo viewing and lets you play games.

Launched in Korea, this navigation device is priced at $556.

iHome iH69 Computer Speakers with iPod Dock

iHome, the company which brought the hot iPod alarm clocks, is releasing an all in one solution for music lovers.


The iH69 iPod Computer Speaker System with Computer Sync, in addition to being compact is a versatile solution for all your audio needs. It docks, charges, plays and syncs your iPod and computer audio (or any other audio source for that matter) and sounds as great as some of the larger computer speaker out there in the market.

These 20-watt, 2.5-inch are being marketed as a clutter-reducing sound solution. The iH69 also has a remote control and is expected to hit the stores in June.

No prices have been announced yet.

Cellink T - USB Thumb Drive That Slides into A Cell Phone

Cellink T from Korea's Human C& C is a USB thumb drive called which looks like a normal thumb drive at first, but flips out into a two-pronged cell phone connector. One of the ports goes into your computer's USB drive, naturally as this is a USB drive, and the other slides into a cell phone (Korean, naturally) in order to transfer files or charge the battery. There's actually a microSD card reader in there too, which makes it even more convenient to carry around for grabbing stuff from your phone.

Personal Pocket Safe USB Drive with PIN Pad

You must have seen or know about a plenty of secure USB drives, but the Personal Pocket Safe has to be the ultimate in the security.


Its manufacturer, CHDT Corp. calls it the first "encrypted, epoxy coated, pin-protected smart drive." It comes with the expected security features, such as military-grade encryption, safekeeping of passwords and other sensitive info and a track-covering feature that makes sure no one can trace its presence once it's removed from a system.

Measuring less than 3 inches, the Personal Pocket Safe™ is convenient for travel and easy to store. The functionality and security features of the Personal Pocket Safe include:

• A pin (4 to 10 digits) that prevents unauthorized users from accessing stored data.
• Military grade encryption and storage of confidential documents, from insurance policies and contracts to heirloom photos and other irreplaceable items
• Digital compartmentalization of up to 70 years of bills and bank statements*, health records, and scanned copies of important documents such as licenses, permits, birth certificates, etc.
• Customizable reminders
• Untraceable when removed from a PC or laptop
• Automatic "lock out" technology that shuts down the device to deter hackers.

Sony Alpha A900 - 25MP Full Frame Pro Sensor DSLR

Sony is set to launch its new DSLR Sony Alpha A900 in August/September. The latest pictures of the neat looking camera were captured in Japan. This is a 25MP full frame pro sensor DSLR with a 3.5 inch LCD and built-in image stabilization. With its advanced features the Sony Alpha A900 is sure to give tough competition to D3 and EOS-1Ds Mark III.



No announcements regarding the final price have been made yet.

Panasonic Launches First Touch-Screen Lumix Digital Camera

Panasonic has recently launched a new touch screen digital camera called LUMIX FX500 which comes with a 3-inch touch screen LCD and 25mm ultra-wide-angle Leica DC lens, 10.1MP resolution, and face detection. It also features a 5x optical zoom, auto focus tracking and the ability to record HD video (1280 x 720p) content and still photos with a 16:9 aspect ratio.



The FX500 has a hybrid control system that combines joystick control with touch-screen operation, so users can make fine adjustments by touch, using their finger, or the stylus-pen that comes with the camera. To help correct photos from being under- or over-exposed, the FX500 instantly analyzes the framed image and adjusts the brightness in areas that are too dark because of dim lighting, backlighting or the use of the flash.



Apart from the amazing features listed above Lumix FX500 comes with digital red eye correction, intelligent ISO and intelligent scene selector.

Priced at $399.95, it is expected to be available in black and silver models starting this May.

Intel's Netbook - Rumour or Reality?

If some rumours and Tech Corner claims are to be believed then above photo shows the upcoming Intel Netbook. Intel Netbook runs on Windows XP Professional. This is Intel's small and low-c device is said to be an education-centric answer to products like the Asus Eee PC and OLPC.


Judging by the photos and Tech Corner's report, the Netbook is about 10-inches in size with a 9-inch screen, under 3 pounds, has 512 MB RAM, 40 GB HDD and standard internet connectivity.

The Intel Netbook priced at around $400 uses a 900 MHz Celeron processor. However earlier reports predicted the Netbook to be priced between the $250-$300 price range.

Talking about it's design, there is a handle attached to the back of the device, which looks a bit stupid. But if it's for educational purposes, I guess it won't bother anyone. At this estimated price this looks a pretty decent offering. But it is
still to be seen if this really is Intel's much talked about Netbook.