Six New Desktops From Mouse Computer's MDV Advance ST Series

If you are a looking for the most powerful PC with an affordable price tag, then you can choose one of these new desktops from Mouse Computer. With your ¥99750 (around €800), you can purchase a MDV Advance ST 6300B with a Core i7 920 CPU running at 2.66GHz clock speed, 3GB of PC3-10600 RAM, 1TB of HDD, X58 Chipset, DVD Super Multi, 512MB of GeForce 9800GT and a choice of Windows XP or Vista 32bit.

You can also spend your ¥249900 (or approx. €2000) to buy the MDV Advance ST 7200X with a 3.2GHz Core i7-965 CPU, 12GB of PC3-10600 RAM, 1TB of HDD, X58 Chipset, Blu-Ray burner and player, GeForce GTX 285 with 1GB of VRAM and Vista 64bit. The LCD screen is not included. [Akihabara]

General Imaging G3WP Digital Camera

General Imaging releases its latest digital camera, the G3WP. This 12.2MP camera features 4x optical zoom and a 2.7 inch LCD display. What makes this digicam special is that it is waterproof up to depths of 10 feet. Other features include Face Detection with smile and blink detection, electronic image stabilization, red-eye removal, and sensitivity down to ISO 3200. No info on pricing or availability so far. The General Imaging G3WP digital camera is available in red, silver and black. [DigitalTrends]

Hyundai MB-910 Watch Phone

Here's another cool wearable gadget for you to grab, the Hyundai MB-910 Watch Phone. This tri-band GSM/GPRS mobile phone comes with a 132×176 touchscreen display, video playback, SMS and MMS messaging services, polyphonic ringtones, three hours of talk time and 70 hours of standby time. The phone is likely to hit UK during Q2 for £200 ($275). [NewLaunches]

HaLo-Themed Xbox 360 Mod

Take a closer look at this cool HaLo-Themed Xbox 360 Mod, who knows it would inspire you to create your own. The Mod was sent in to Techeblog by one of their readers and it only took him two months to create this amazing piece of art. Enjoy the pictures! [Techeblog]

Habey's Atom N270-powered Fanless Computer

Habey has a new Intel Atom N270-powered fanless computer that is capable of handling 1080p content and Blu-ray movies. Known as the BIS-6550HD, the computer only needs less than 13 watts. You will be able to upgrade up to 2GB RAM, pick from wireless/HDTV tuner options, and feature more than half a dozen of video connectivity options including VGA, HDMI, Composite and S-Video out, built-in CF socket, SD reader, two SATA II ports, four USB 2.0 ports, one Gigabit Ethernet. No word on pricing at this time. [Product Page]

Green-House 32GB PicoDriveDual

The new PicoDrive Dual from Green-House can achieve 30MB/s read speed of data transfer rate. Weighing at only 11grams, the device is currently available from 4GB to 32GB of storage capacities and is compatible with Mac OS X 10.1.3 and Windows Vista. This USB memory thumb key is also "Ready Boost" ready. Pricing or availability info are still unknown. [Akihabara]

LG's Latest 3G Cooky Handsets

The LG Cooky a.k.a LG-SU910, KU9100, LU9100 feature 3D User Interface. Measuring 10.9mm thick, these 3G phones boast a 3G sensor, a T-BMB digital TV tuner and HSPDA. The Cooky connects to the Cyon Game home page where you can purchase mobile video games such as a "Cooking Mama". [Akihabara]

Is Twelve Megapixels Enough?

Will the megapixels battle over? Personally I hope it will stop, and wish to all manufactures give more focus to image quality rather than megapixel, according to Akira Watanabe's statement, said that twelve megapixels is
"enough for covering most applications most customers need."
So, what do you think? Is twelve enough, or is the more megapixels the merrier?
[ Via aperturedaily - Source engadget ]

Six Sanyo's New Office Video Projectors

Sanyo today introduced six new video projectors for office purpose. The Sanyo LP-XU355 (3500 lumens) and the Sanyo PL-XU305 (3000 lumens) are both XGA and have WiFi b/g connectivity. Meanwhile, the Sanyo LP-XU350 (3500 lumens), Sanyo LP-UX330, and Sanyo LP-XU301 (3000 lumens) come with an XGA resolution. And the last one is the Sanyo LP-WXU330 (2500 lumens) with a WXGA resolution but doesn't have WiFi feature. [Projectors]

Microsoft Notebook Cooling Base

Microsoft has recently released the Notebook Cooling Base that provides a built-in fan and efficient cooling channel to keep your laptop cool. This Notebook Cooling Base is compatible with any notebook. The stand draws its power from laptop's USB port and has a cable management clip. The Microsoft Notebook Cooling Base will be available in July onwards for an estimated retail price of $29.95.