This UMTS-enabled BlackBerry 8707v operates on 2100 MHz UMTS networks and includes quad-band support on 850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM/GPRS networks. Its high-resolution color QVGA LCD screen delivers vivid graphics and provides ample workspace to view email, web pages, applications and other information. The users can also view popular attachment formats including JPEG, BMP, TIFF, Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, Corel WordPerfect and Adobe PDF. Moreover, The users can simultaneously send and receive email, browse the Internet and use other applications while speaking on the phone. The QWERTY keyboard enables users in rapid and accurate typing. This device is expected to be available from Vodafone Germany soon. Via Slashphone.

This is amazing! The Micro Reactor System’s Flexible Electronic Curtain is a flexible membrane that you can use as a curtain. The membrane becomes opaque when a current is applied. It can be used almost everywhere from home to cars. This flexible membrane is available in different colors. Via Akihabara News.

This Fujifilm Finepix Z3 offers ISO 1600-level sensitivity to capture objects taken in low-light conditions without having to rely on the flashlight. This camera’s flashlight is smart enough to expose the background without over-lighting it. The Z3’s dual-shot mode takes two pictures when the shutter’s pressed, one with flash and one without, allowing the snapper to choose which one looks the best. Fujifilm Z3 features 5.1-megapixel resolution, 10MB on-board memory, and a scratch resistant 2.5-inch LCD display. With a 3.0x optical zoom and several shooting modes, you will have everthing you need to take good photos. Via TEB.

Sima has made it possible to have an outdoor home theater. Within minutes the 8ft screen inflates with an included pump and self-sealing air valves. The screen uses a bright vinyl material and is compatible with either a front or rear projection setup. Sima also throws in a pair of 100w weatherized speakers. The Inflatable Home Theater Kit is available on here for $999.95. Via OhGizmo!

Griffin’s RoadDock for the Sony PSP is the perfect accessory for the long trips. This accessory straps onto your headrest which enables you to watch movies on without having to hold the Sony PSP. Via Kotaku.

The MP945-VXR by AOpen’s is a Mini PC, that runs on an Intel Core Duo processor, a single DDR 2 SO-DIMM connector and features a slot-loading DVD burner, and a SATA hard drive. The Mini PC also features a GigaBit Ethernet, a FireWire port, two USB ports, S-Video, and 5.1 channel audio. The price will start at $955, no word yet on availability. Via Reg Hardware.

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This SpeckTone Speaker Dock for the Apple iPod is pretty fresh with its retro look. It comes equipped with a 4-inch subwoofer and two 3-inch drivers with 28W output. The SpeckTone Retro comes in different colors and will run you about $150 US. Via TechEBlog.

This Toshiba AW5 laptop features a Celeron M or Core Duo processor, up to 2GB RAM, 60GB drive, dual-layer DVD drive, PC and ExpressCard/54 slots, 4-in-1 media reader, 802.11a/b/g, and graphics up to a 128MB GeForce Go 7600. The price in Japan is ¥189,800 or about US$1,700. Via TechEBlog.

According to the rumor from the internet, Apple will put some new games on the iPod. This is a good news for iPod owners because they will have something to play other then Brick, Parachute and Solitaire on their iPod. But how credible is this story? According to Gamespot News, an Apple hiring manager named Mike Lampell is heading up a group inside Apple’s storied iTunes division. The group is specifically hiring for C/C++ coders with a gaming background. The project was described as “super secret” and Apple would not even tell anyone the exact nature of it until the coders had been hired and signed a non-disclosure agreement. Via Gamespot News.

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Sharp just released two new MP3 players today. They are the MP-B200 and the MP-B300. These 8.9-millimeter thin MP3 players are available in either 512 or 1GB of memory and can also record the FM Radio. In addition, both MP3 Player can play Mp3 and WMA files. Via Engadget.

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