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For just $19 you could get this unique Pen Shape Mobile Phone Charger. It features a slot for you to insert an AA battery inside, charging up the cell phone within 100 minutes, which should offer more than enough juice during an emergency, in case your Mobile phone running out of battery. It comes with 5 different adapters for various mobile phones, such as Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, etc. In addition, it is also a ball pen which users can carry it around freely. [Ubergizmo]

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EPSON recently has come up with a new high-end projector, Epson EH-TW5000. It features 1600 ANSI Lumens brightness, full high-definition 1080p, with a dynamic contrast ratio of 75,000:1, utilizing advanced DeepBlack technology and E-TORL lamp. Connectivity includes a relatively modest two HDMI slots, plus composite, component, S-Video and D-Sub inputs. Expect a full blown Cinema display, at the comfort of your own home. The device is set for retail in October for £2,400, premium price for top of the class performance. [T3]

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Dubbed Vi-Fi, for vehicle Wi-Fi, Microsoft’s latest endeavor into car technology looks promising. In a partnership with the University of Massachussettes and the University of Washington, the software giant is working on making Wi-Fi connections in cars a steady and reliable experience, unlike current offerings from cell phone manufacturers and their laptop cards. The new system will allow multiple Wi-Fi signals to come and go at one time in order to keep the signal strong and avoid “hand-offs,” which often fumble, leading to spotty service. According to the article, the goal of Vi-Fi could be to power VoIP calls, Internet, and radio in cars of the future. [DailyTech]

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Iqua VizorSun is a bluetooth handsfree speaker for automobile that recharges itself using solar energy through the windshield of your car. It practically has unlimited talk time, as long as you drive under optimal lighting. Its flexible panel and large buttons are easy to use. You get to answer/end/reject call, and make voice-dial at the tip of your fingers. It is compatible with any bluetooth mobile phones that support headset or handsfree profile. [Iqua]

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Designed by UK artist Fiona Thomson, the Ode to Beethoven Mp3 Player Speakers aim to combine classic artistic aesthetics with modern technology. This speaker lets you to dock your mp3 player in a stone bust of Beethoven’s head. Unfortunately at this point it’s still just a concept, hopefully it will come into production pretty soon! [DesignBoom]

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Kodak’s P520 digital photo frame can be a perfect gift for you family. The picture frame provides Quick Touch Border that makes photo navigation easy without leaving fingerprints on the screen. This 5-inch frame offers 320×234 resolution with 4:3 aspect ratio, LED backlit, and supports SD, SDHC, MMC, MS and xD memory cards, and USB drives. The Kodak P520 Touch Panel Digital Photo Frame retails for $80. [DigiTimes]

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Samsung has just unveiled its latest slim laptop that is lighter than Macbook Air. The new X360 weighs at just 1.27Kg, slightly lighter than the Apple MacBook Air’s 1.36Kg. X360 may be ultra-thin, but it still carries respectable specs featuring Centrino 2 ULV processor, up to 4GB of RAM, bluetooth, wifi (including support for 802.11n), a DVD rewriter, built in 1.3 megapixel webcam, HDMI out,and the latest 128GB solid state drive. The 13.3″ Laptop can last for up to 10 hours without adaptor after a single recharge. X60 is supposed to retail sometime in September for approximate $2000 - $3000 depending on configuration. [TechDigest VIA Laptop Notebook News]

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Delta comes back with a new high-performance e-paper that has recently introduced at IFA 2008 Berlin. The high-end e-paper utilities Bridgestone’s QR-LPD technology allowing it to store pictures without using power. This new energy efficient e-paper also doesn’t need a backlight. I think the future textbook will come in the form of e-paper. [DigiTimes]

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