iSonic has released the limited edition Snapbox X25 PMP which looks like the 2nd generation iPod nano. The gadget comes embedded with the Swarovski crystals. It sports MP1, MP2, MP3, WMA, WAV audio formats and AMV file playback, an integrated FM Tuner and Voice recording. Other features include a 1.8 inch color LCD display and a total of 13-language support. [Product Page via iPod Blog]
BoyGenius has reported that the RIM BlackBerry Thunder touchscreen phone will be available via Verizon. The gadget is a “hybrid device with CDMA EV-DO Rev. C, and GSM HSPA for traveling internationally. There is no info on pricing at this time. [BoyGenius via Upcoming Cell Phones]
The Kanagawa institute introduced the air powered full body suit at the Fluid Power International trade fair in Tokyo. The robot is using AI technology to understand the needs of the users and automatically adjusts itself. Its Ni-MH batteries provide 20 minutes of operating time. This robot suit is currently in the development stage. [Newlaunches] More »
Here is a long awaited photo of the new Asus Eee Box B202 desktop computer. According to Chile Hardware, it supposedly features an Intel Atom processor / 945 chipset, 1GB of DDR2 RAM, an 80GB hard drive and a Linux-based operating system. No word on a price or whether these specs and a date is set, but we’ll keep you posted. [Engadget]
Goldstriker has launched another diamond edition phone called the Motorola KRZR Diamond Edition. It’s based on the luxury leather collection named after Goldstriker’s Stuart Hughes. It features a stitch grain leather with a deep red rear with a front in Platinum or 24ct gold along with 74 hand set grade AAA bright white synthetic diamonds. You can get the Moto KRZR Diamond Edition at Goldstriker for £499. [via Upcoming Cell Phones]
Projection Design has now shipped the world’s first DLP projector. It features a WUXGA (1,920 x 1,200) display, supports 1080p content, 4:3 formats, DLP .95 chip and 2x 300W UHP lamps, 2,000 hours of life at full power as well as inputs for DVI, HDMI 1.3a, VGA, and component. No word on the pricing, but considering it’s the World’s First DLP, it’s a bit pricey. [Engadget]
LG Electronics in the Middle East has released the Super Multi Blue Blu-ray Disc Rewriter called the BE06 known as the fastest rewriter that reads and writes Blu-ray at 6x. It’s targeted for laptop users or anybody with multiple PCs connecting USB 2.0 and a DC power connector. The rewriter also has Optical Pickup Technology that supports Blu-ray disc write/playback, HD-DVD playback, and DVD/CD write playback. You can get one of these babies for $549. Unfortunately there is no word on when it will be dropping in the U.S. [BlurayDar]
Microsoft is getting ready for video conferences with the new VX-5000 and VX500 LifeCams. Both cameras feature a VGA resolution and are compatible with Windows Live Messenger. Microsoft is also releasing a headset called the LifeChat LX-2000. The VX-5000 will be available in June for $49.95 and the VX-500 and LX-2000 will hit shelves this month for $16.95 and $29.95. [Microsoft viaDigital Camera Blog]
Creative is launching a webcam/video camcorder for people looking for a bargain. The new Vado pocket video cam comes with a YouTube friendly 640 x 480 resolution, 2GB of built-in memory, a 2-inch display, a flip-out USB connector, and two hours of battery life on a charge. You can get the Vado video cam today for $100 in pink or silver. [Engadget via Digital Camera Blog]
Canon has just dropped a new printer called the CP760. This model, unlike previous models is more ideal for home. It features a 2.5″ preview LCD display while outputting 300 DPI images, and an optional bluetooth tuner. You can pick up the CP760 this month for $150. [Electronista]
