Pantech C320 in Mexico

If you are living in Mexico, then you can purchase the Pantech C320. The phone comes with a 1.3MP camera module, MP3 player and FM radio. For your info, this handset has been released in Korea two years ago. [Akihabara]

Lenovo Thinkpad X200

The x200 has a good balance of features and portability, omitting the lesser used features such as the optical drive and firewire to lessen the weight. This model comes with the new Montevina Intel Core 2 Duo P8600 2.40GHz processor and runs Vista without a hitch. It belongs in the ultraportable laptop class (around 3 lbs) but the performance is similar to the other larger ThinkPads. The high resolution 1280 x 800 LCD is a bonus, nicer than the x61.Get the 9 or 6 cell battery if you would like more than 2 hours of usage, but that obviously adds to the weight.

Samsung F480 La Fleur For Your Valentine

Here is the popular Samsung’s F480 La Fleur mobile phone, which is perfect for the Valentine’s Day gift. "La Fleur" means "the flower" in French. The handset will be available in Russia and possibly other European countries. Unfortunately, there is no word on pricing so far. [UnWiredView via Upcoming Cell Phones]

Bang & Olufsen A8 Color Headphones

Bang & Olufsen has introduced their A8 headphones. This wearable device is made from anodised aluminum and hard rubber giving them both flexibility and durability. The A8 also come with the specially designed leather carrying case and two meters of extension cord. It is currently available in green, orange, yellow, and white. [Bang & Olufsen]

Asus Releases New Xonar Essence STX Sound Cards In The UK

That’s right! Asus has rolled out its Xonar Essence STX range of audio cards in the UK. The sound card features 124dB SNR (Signal-to-Noise Ratio) in signal clarity, built-in headphone amplifier capable of driving any headphone with, up to 600 ohms of impedance, less than 0.001% of distortion, Swappable OPamp sockets, Dolby Home Theatre technologies, and DS3D GX2.5 3D gaming engine technology. The device retails for £185 including VAT in the UK. [The Inquirer]

Amazon Kindle 2 Gets Official

The highly anticipated Amazon Kindle 2 is finally official and will hit the store on February 24th. This new e-book reader certainly looks way thinner than those previously-leaked shots and the back is apparently made of metal, it also includes stereo speakers at the bottom. The device will set you back $359. [Techeblog]

Asus External Slim DVD Drive

Asus has proudly introduced its slim external DVD drive. Dubbed as the SDRW-08D1S-U, the vertical external DVD burner features Turbo Engine that makes it able to read and write data at the highest speed. The SDRW-08D1S-U draws power from your laptop or PC USB port. Measuring 156.4mm x 140.8mm x 21mm, the DVD burner also features Disc Encryption technology with 128-bit encryption and is available in black or white. [FarEastGizmos]

Natuzzi Sound Chair

Natuzzi Sound Chair is bringing you style with hi-fi luxury to add aesthetic value to your living room. This nice looking leather armchair comes in iconic egg-shaped design to provide you comfort and style. The chair is equipped with its own internal audio system with built-in loudspeakers that can be connected to your iPod or any MP3 player enabling you to enjoy your favorite beats from the comfort of a chair. With the customary attention to detail and high-quality leather finish, the Natuzzi Sound Chair is definitely the right choice. The chair retails for $2,482. [Bornrich]

TMNT: Smash Up Debut Trailer

The new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game, entitled TMNT: Smash Up looks cool. We have the trailer of the games. Watch the video after the jump. [GT]

‘Maestro’ Laser And MP3 Guitar Learning Aid

Ever dream of becoming a professional guitar player? Well here’s a perfect learning device to help you out, known as the Maestro by Eugene Cheong. Just simply attach this Maestro contraption onto any guitar, load the music files via SD card, and using laser lights, it points out the frets you need to hit to play that song. Prove it yourself! Unfortunately, there’s no info on pricing and availability yet. [DVICE]

NEC MultiSync X451UN Large Format Display

If you’re looking for a large format display on the market, the NEC MultiSync X451UN can be an option. It boasts a 46-inch display with ultra thin screen bezel that’s measured at a mere 7.3mm, and it’s configurable of up to 10×10 matrices to deploy a seamless video wall at a total surface area of approximately 645 square foot screen. Other features include: 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio, 1,360 x 768 WXGA native resolution, 700 cd/m2 brightness and 3,000:1 contrast ratio. The NEC MultiSync X451UN will be available from April for approx. $6,000. [Ubergizmo]

Jobo’s PhotoGPS Is Now Mac-friendly

Remember the Jobo’s PhotoGPS that was launched last year, now the company has made it available for Mac users. As a reminder this PhotoGPS allows automatic geo-tagging by capturing raw GPS data and time which enables new and more efficient ways to organize, search, visualize, and share photo collections. Each time you take a picture with the photoGPS attached to the camera’s flash mount, JOBO’s photoGPS automatically captures raw GPS data such as country, city, street and point of interest and stores this information in its own internal memory. Finally using the included JOBO photoGPS software, users can quickly and easily match times and locations of their photos once the data have been transferred onto their PC. The JOBO photoGPS is available now for both Windows and Mac operating systems with a suggested retail price of $159. [Slashgear]

IN14 Nixie Tube Clock

IN14 Nixie Tube Clock is made of a solid piece of aluminum and weighs at around two pounds. Measuring 7 3/4 inch x 4 1/4 inch x 3 1/4 inch, the clock comes with adjustment buttons that are hidden on the back. If you are interested, you can buy the IN14 Nixie Tube Clock for $350 a pop. [Product Page]

Meizu M8 Phone Video Review

Here is a video review of the Meizu M8 phone. Watch the video after the jump to get more info. [Youtube]

Microsoft Working On Own Smartphone

Multiple unidentified industry sources has made an announcement concerning Microsoft’s plan to release a smartphone of its own. The phone itself is likely to be released sometime in the second half of 2009 with the goal of tightly integrating hardware and software. For now no other details are given, stay tuned for more updates. [Ubergizmo]