Infiniti has just released additional pics of the new 2008 G37 Coupe that will make its official debut next week at the New York Auto Show. FYI, the car is powered by a 3.7-liter engine which produces 370hp and 270 lb-ft of torque, mated to either a six-speed manual gearbox or five-speed sequential. Watch the video and see more dazzling pictures after the jump!
T-Mobile will launch their new Sidekick ID: A phone rumored to be the slimmed down version of the SideKick3. Unfortunately, the Sidekick ID does not have Bluetooth, MP3 Player, digital camera, or a microSD slot. However, the gadget sports AIM, Yahoo!, MSN, and web browser. It retails for $150 with a $50 mail in rebate.
Canon has unveiled the VB-300 PTZ network camera at the International Security Convention in Las Vegas. The camera features a 70 degree horizontal angle, 2.4X optical zoom and a super sensitive CCD that produces high performance even under low lighting conditions. It also provides over 360 degrees of viewing coverage. The VB-300 PTZ connects has a built-in mechanical IR cut filter that allows for the automatic Day/Night function to capture images even on low light conditions. Pricing and availability are still in a mystery.
LG has released the LG GSA-E40L in the European market for $90. It is a new 18X External DVD Writer with Light Scribe. The drive also sports 18x writing on DVD±R media, 10x on DVD±R DL and 12x on DVD-RAM. CD-Rs can be burned at 48x maximum, while the recording speed for CD-RW is 32x. The external DVD writer has a durable case that allows both horizontal and vertical placements. It is compatible with Windows 2000, XP and Vista.
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Sanyo showed off its new refrigerator, the SR-4460S, during IHS 2007. The refrigerator features a Frostless design, that saves you the trouble of defrosting the fridge. It also has the wine rack incorporated in the interior design. The reversible round door features Fingerprint-Resistant Coated Stainless Steel. Sanyo SR-4460S will be available soon with the estimated price tag of $250.
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Hewlett Packard’s 510 series laptops are now available in the United States. The laptops come with 512MB of DDR2 memory and with 60GB 5400rpm hard drive. The cheaper Celeron model (RU961AA) incorporates combo drive, while the Pentium version (RX709AA) comes with DVD burner. Some HP 510 models are built upon Mobile Intel 915GM chipset, while others are based on 910GML chipset. Both chipsets provide Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 900 with up to 128MB of shared system memory. The retail price for Celeron 1.4GHz and Pentium 2.13GHz configurations are $565 and $699 respectively.
The Almighty FCC has just approved this interesting accessory which is specially made for the Nokia 5300 music phone. The Nolan Wireless Music Speaker System is a Bluetooth compatible system capable of wirelessly playing back music from a stereo source, and also allows you to take phone calls. The Bluetooth device sports Bluetooth A2DP. No word on the pricing yet, but it should be released very soon.
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Check out these new subwoofers from Cerwin Vega, the CVA-121 and CVA-118. The CVA-121 model comes jam packed with a 21-inch woofer while CVA-118 model has the smaller 18-inch woofer element. The 21-inch version features a 1200 watt built-in amplifier and utilizes their patented Stroker technology which utilizes a three spider driver design to optimize cone excursion and voice coil efficiency.
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If you have run out of HDMI ports on your LCD screen, then you might need a HDMI switcher. XtremeHD is a HDMI Switcher that lets you hook up 4 different HDMI devices and switch between them with a remote or using the buttons on the unit. The gadget sells for just $99.
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Bandai has recently announced a Gundam figurine in pure platinum. Measuring 125mm and weighing 1.4Kg, this platinum Gundam is made up of 89 parts and has a .15 carat diamond. The statue is valued at US $250,000 and will be on display at the Basel World 2007 watch and jewelry trade fair in Basel, Switzerland.
