iRiver has finally decided to bring the D5 electronic dictionary to the US. It comes in either 2GB or 4GB versions going for $299.99 and $349.99. For all that you get a 3″ 480 x 272 TFT display, a 52-key QWERTY keyboard, several dictionaries including: Korean-English, English-English, Korean-Japanese, Korean-Chinese, support for MP3, WMA, ASF, OGG, AVI (MPEG-4 SP), JPG (3600 x 2400), GIFT (1024 x 768), BMP (1024 x 768) files formats, text viewer, FM radio, and voice recorder. [Pocketables]

LG will be releasing a new home theater system called the HT953TVP Xcanvas. It not only comes with a DVD player with 1080p scaling, it also features an Mp3 player, as well as VSM or Virtual Sound Matric which simulates an 10.1 audio system. The Xcanvas also has support for Direct to USB Mp3 recording. No word on pricing or availability just yet. Hot girl not included. [Akihabara]

Backpacking in Europe just got easier for the ladies with the the Medion’s GoPal E3215 Glamour Edition. It features a pearlescent pink exterior with a 3.5″ full color TFT touch screen display, pre-loaded maps of Western Europe, 2D, 3D or Arrow displays, TMC traffic updates, auto-adjust for night use, and a speed camera database. You can pick yours up for £149.99 on June. [Pocket-Lint]

The iRiver portable media player has finally hit Korea. The P10 comes with a 4.3″ LCD display at 800 x 480 resolution, 32GB internal memory, DMB support, support for PDF, Word and Excel files, English, Chinese and Japanese dictionaries, and WMV, MPEG video and audio support. There is a non-DMB and DMB versions available for €200 and €250. No word on when this baby if ever, will hit the States. [Akihabara]

Good news for people who can’t get enough of Netflix, the new Netflix player has just been released. You can now enjoy movies and TV shows (with Netflix’s library) on your TV. You’ll not only have access to over 10,000 movies and TV episodes, but you’ll also get: wi-fi connectivity, ethernet connectivity, HDMI, component Video, and S-Video outputs. The Netflix Player is $100 with a fee of $9 monthly for your subscription. [LikeCool]

Logitech is hooking us up with bluetooth with the new Pure-Fi speakers. They offer 12 hours of battery om rechargeable batteries, functions a speakerphone with built-in noise canceling mic, and can be charged either USB or a wall jack, and comes with an aux-in jack. Get these in Europe and the States in June for $150. [Electronista]

Samsung has recently released a new firmware update for their Samsung S5 PMP. The new firmware update adds the FLAC support. You can download the new firmware version 1.5. for free. [anythingbutipod via iPod Blog]

Sony has designed a laptop that looks like a photo frame. Known as the LJ25L, the laptop comes equipped with 15.4 inch LCD screen, an Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 2GB RAM and a 200GB hard drive. It will be available only in Korea for approx. $1,400 after conversion or 1,399,000 Won or or £700. [ElectricPig via Laptop Blog]

The Mobiado Professional 105 ZAF luxury phone is claimed to be the thinnest luxury phone in the world. Measuring at 10.6mm thin, the phone utilities sapphire crystal in the handset’s construction from front to back, a patent pending single-unit sliding mechanism for a battery cover, and anodized aircraft aluminum frame with stainless steel buttons. Other features include 2 inch 16 million color display, 2MP shooter, 1GB of internal memory, Bluetooth connectivity and microUSB port. The mobile phone sports MP3, AAC and eAAC+ audio formats. There is no word on pricing or availability. [Unwiredview via Upcoming Mobile Phones]

The Samsung SGH-L870 slider smartphone will be released next month. The phone features Tri-band GSM (900/1800/1900), 2100 UMTS, 3.6Mbs HSDPA connectivity, Symbian 9.3 S60 3.2 OS, 2.3inch 260k color QVGA 240 × 320 display, 3MP digicam & VGA front camera for video calls. Other features include FM radio with RDS, microSD memory card slot, USB 2.0 and Bluetooth 2.0. There is no word on pricing at this time. [Unwiredview via Upcoming Mobile Phones]