Shenzhen has launched a new rear view mirror that also serves as a GPS navigation system. The mirror also features an SD/MMC memory card slot, stylus pen, LED backlight, 1300mAh Li-Ion battery, reverse gear sensor, camera, and bluetooth connectivity. No word on the price or whether or not it’ll make its way to the US or not. [Navigadget]
Fujitsu is proud to present its new Handy Drive 400. It comes with 400GB of storage of course along USB 2.0 connectivity. You can get one today in Japan and soon the US. [Engadget]
Onda has released a new Mp3 player called the VX818. Looks more like one of those rubber erasers from a classroom if you ask me. The VX818 comes with a 1.1 inch OLED display, 1GB/2GB capacities, SRS sound effect and compatible with MP1, MP2, MP3, WMA, WMV, ASF, WAV, OGG formats along with 7EQ modes, multiple playback modes, E-book and U disk functions. The 1GB and 2GB versions of the VX818 are now available for $41 and $49. More pics after the break. [2Day via iPod Blog] More »
Here’s another PDA phone by Asus called the P560 coming out next month. It features HSDPA, wifi, 3.2 megapixel autofocus cam, bluetooth 2.0 + EDR, GPS, microSDHC slot, 256MB of ROM, 128MB of RAM, and Microsoft’s Windows Mobile Professional 6.1. The P560 has a price of €500 or $772. [Navigadget via Upcoming Cell Phones]
Olympus will release the new E-520 camera later this month. It is a 10MP digital camera that comes equipped with a ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 40-150mm lens, a 2.7 inch LCD screen, and sensor-shifting image stabilization. The camera also sports Shadow Adjustment and Face Detection functions. No word on pricing so far. [Akihabara via Digital Camera Blog]
MSI today announced the price tag of its new Wind ultra portable laptop. This Eee PC competitor is priced at $399. FYI, the UMPC runs on Novell SUSE Linux operating system and features 512MB RAM, a 80GB hard drive. Meanwhile, the 1GB RAM and Windows XP version retails for $549. The MSI Wind will be released this June 3rd, 2008. [UMPC Portal via Laptop Blog]
Creative has decided to upgrade the recently released MuVo T200 MP3 player. The new version features 4GB of memory storage. The gadget features 128 x 32 pixel 65k color display, a voice recording capability, an integrated FM tuner, 9 hours playback time, USB 2.0 connectivity, MP3, WMA/WMA (DRM9) and Audible Format 2,3,4 file system. The 4GB model retails for $67.38 in Japan. [SlashGear via iPod Blog]
We had a chance to review Battle of the Bands for Wii, which mixes a little bit of Guitar Hero with some Dance Dance Revolution with a whole lot of wackiness through the Wiimote. Basically the premise of the game is to duel it out between bands of different themes and genres. There are five genres to choose from: Rock, Hip Hop, Latin, Marching, and Country. The true charm of the game is hearing the different musical versions of songs not meant to be in that particular genre, for example the Mariachi version of Feel Good Inc. or the Hip-Hop version of Blitzkrieg Bop. It’s definitely a fun party game, which is hat the Wii is all about. See complete track list after the break. $43. More »
The Astek Mentor is a Windows CE 5.0-based e-reader that boasts a 6 inch E-Ink touchscreen display with 170dpi, 4 grayscales, and 800 x 600 pixel resolution. The gadget also sports Samsung S3C2443 400MHz processor, 64MB RAM, 4GB flash memory, WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, two USB 2.0 ports, a 3.5mm headphone jack and an SD card memory card slot. No word on pricing so far. [WindowsForDevices]
Sony today introduced two new Xplod in-car CD receivers. Dubbed as the CDX-GT920U and CDX-GT620U, these receivers comes equipped with USB ports, Sony’s Quick BrowZer technology, removable face-plates, front mounted mini-jacks and support for MP3, non-DRM AAC and non-DRM WMA files. The Xplod CDX-GT620U and Xplod CDX-GT920U retail for $160 and $250, respectively. [UberGizmo]
