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Lenovo’s new ThinkCentre A62 desktop PC has been unveiled in the US. The computer comes bundled with the 1.1 Dash remote management system repair and “Express” that detects numerous corruption system quickly. The company claims that its AMD CPU 15w uses up to 40 percent less electricity than its predecessor ThinkCentre. The PC also features 35 percent post-consumer recycled material. The ThinkCentre A62 desktop will be released in September 2008 for $399. [TechShout]

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TrekStor has unveiled its Wireless Sound Box that streams music at a distance up to 25-meters to up to 20 of the 2.4GHz wireless speakers. You just need to connect a USB stick to the computer. The device will stream your music wirelessly to the 2.4GHz speakers, that you can place anywhere in your house. Each wireless speakers requires 4x AA batteries and offers “softtouch” coating, volume controls, and line-in for connecting audio sources directly. With your €50, you can purchase the stereo starter set that consists of a USB stick and two wireless speakers. Each additional speaker retails for €30. The TrekStor Wireless Sound Box will be available in October 2008. [Engadget]

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Chris Cook (aka cc3d) has designed a cool wooden computer case. The cool factor for this Wood Computer Case is that it comes with unique side panels that slide up to open. The case is also constructed from different types of wood. See more pictures after the jump. [bit-tech] More »

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ASUS boasts Bamboo series to be truly green from its conception, production, to its eventual recycling and disposal. The notebook uses Super Hybrid Engine that can extend battery life between 35% and 70% as compared to notebooks with the same specifications but without the technology, and yet enable users to boost their systems’ performance by up to 23%. ASUS explains bamboo, which has a renewal rate that no other plant can match, is the perfect choice of material that symbolizes the company’s green policy. The ultra slim ASUS Bamboo Series notebook is currently available in two versions: a 12.1″ model that weighs 1.57kg and an 11.1″ model that weighs a mere 1.25kg. Both house Intel® Core™2 Duo processors and are fitted with DDRII RAM. The pricing and availability is yet to be disclosed, we’ll keep you posted! [ASUS VIA Laptop Notebooks News]

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It may look like Nintendo Wii - but don’t let the look deceive you, it is actually just the casing. Some creative case-modder couldn’t leave Wii the way it is - while the Wii hardware taken out, the internal is actually replaced with PC Motherboard and components. The computer features 1.3GHz Celeron core, and has 512MB of RAM and packs a 40GB hard drive. It is also equipped with DVI video and USB ports. From the looks of it, the PC Wii may have to rely on external DVD drive - due to insufficient space. [Technabob]

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Delta Electronics have announced their first full HD LED-based DLP projector, and is showing demo unit during IFA and upcoming CEDIA. The projector will feature 1080p resolution, large color gamut, and 20,000 hours on the LED unit. It will utilize PhlatLight rather than metal halide bulbs, which Delta claims to be more robust with extended lifetime. No words on price and availability at present, but the company will reveal these information at CEDIA next week. [CrunchGear]

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The new Samsung BD-P2500 Blu-ray player will be released in October 2008. The player offers BD-Live support, HQV video processing, an audio support including 7.1 analog output and PCM or bitstream audio for Dolby Digital, Digital Plus, TrueHD or DTS soundtracks, and DTS-HD HR (after a firmware update). The Samsung BD-P2500 Blu-ray Player retails for $500. [BusinessWire]

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Epson has revealed a new all-in-one projector hybrid that incorporates 1200 lumen projector with a DivX-capable DVD player and 8W stereo speakers. Epson EH-DM2 is 3LCD based, which is basically a new technology that removes rainbow effects and offers more colors. It also has a USB port for memory devices , digital cameras and the like, so you get to do things like viewing slide-show of photos, and listen to MP3s in the background. The projector will come in a slender physique that is practical to carry about. The Epson EH-DM2 home cinema video projector will be available in September at an estimated price of €600, not bad for a bundle entertainment solution. [CyberTheater]

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