Cowon has apparently thought of the consumers, so much that they made a 16GB edition of the player that is now available through JetMall. Other than that, all the specs remain the same. Just be prepared to shell out about $240 right now and join the club. [AnythingButiPod]
Green House has launched new Express card and PCI Express eSATA devices called the GH-EXC-ESA2. It features two eSATA slots (3.0Gbps), a JBOD external drive, and supports RAID 0/1. with a PCI Express version also available. Both are Windows XP and Vista compatible at the moment. No word on pricing or availability. [Akihabara]
QSTARZ claims its BT-Q919 eXtreme GPS receiver is the most powerful GPS receiver in the world. It features 51-channel tracking, 32-hours of navigation time, -158dBm sensitivity, USB connectivity, built-in bluetooth, adjustable 1 to 5Hz update rate and a 36-second signal acquisition time. No word on pricing or availability, so you might have to take QSTARZ’s word for it. [Navigadget]
The 2133 XP Mini Note by HP now has a price. The 1.2GHz rig with 1GB of RAM and a 120GB disk goes for $729, while the upgrade of 1.6GHz, 2GB of RAM and a 160GB disk goes for about $819. Expect to see both on shelves next week. [Engadget via Laptop Blog ]
The long awaited wait for the Samsung 750-Touch of Color LCDs is now over. Both the 650- and 750-series are officially in stock and available at a wide range of retailers. [Engadget]
The Klipsch Palladium P-39F speakers offer great audio sound as well as a “Linia” veneer which is available in three different finishes. Unfortunately you might need some serious moola to be able to afford the £7,685 which is $15,000. [Electric Pig]
Panasonic has released the SC-BT100 home theater system for the US this Spring for $1,000. It features a special connection to external devices, such as a video recorder or console, a Blu-ray player that supports just Profile 1.1, and functions without wires and bulky cords. Expect this to hit Europe very soon. [Gadgetblind]
Newman is doing well as far as PMPs are concerned with the M8000 available with a 250GB hard drive. But if you can’t afford that much space, then you might wanna think about the 80GB, 120GB, and 160GB models. Other features include a 4″ TFT display at 320 x 240 resolution, TV out, support for MP3, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 formats, a 1.3 megapixel camera, SD memory card slot, game emulation, and PVR functionality. The M8000 starts at about $299 on up. [PMP Today]
Aigo has a great new PMP called the MV5920 which features video playback at 720p, supports MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, AVI, DivX, XviD, ASF, WMV9, RM, MP3, WMA, WAV, AC3, and OGG files, and a hard as big as 160GB. No word on pricing for this above average PMP, so you’ll have to wait a little longer. [PMP Today]
