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Finedrive will be dropping a 3.5-inch CUVI DMB navigation device. It features a rounded edge, support for music, movie and DMB with a detachable battery, battery life of up to 2 hours. The CUVI will be available in Korea for 299,999(KRW) for the 2GB and basic map version. [AVING] More
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Looks like Korea is getting another navigation device by iRiver called the NV Life. It has features such as mappy United map software, a WVGA resolution display, dual processors, DMB support, MP3 and video playback, rear camera input, and FMT function. There’s no word on the price of this handy navigation device, but most people would buy this for its sleek and stylish appearance. [UberGizmo]
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Pixel Lab of Korea, will be dropping their Ripple Tablet Note T8300 in Korea very soon. The T8300 comes with a Penryn T8300 2.4GHz processor along with an enhanced touch panel that supports stylus and finger use, optional 3.5G HSDPA wireless connectivity, 1.3 megapixel webcam, and a 7-in-1 memory card reader. Too bad this is a Korea-only release. [AVING via Laptop Blog]
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Korean company TG Sambo will be releasing a new desktop PC called the Luon Crystal 2. It runs on Intel’s 45nm Core 2 Quad Penryn processors and Windows Vista OS. The Lluon Crystal 2 comes with a 500GB hard disk, another hard disk slot and 3GB memory, sliding ODD door and touch power button along with TG Sambo’s exclusive latest cooling technology which reduces noise. Sound good? Well Korea is offering the Lluon Crystal 2 for about $1,330 which is a bit pricey in my opinion. [AVING]
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Pantech has launched a new project with Korean universities to create a cellphone for 2010. Here are the first five models: the Wavy Stream, the WaterFall Fish,the Simplice Section, the Cell Dot, and the Lily Tower. Check out the pics of the other phones after the break. [Akihabara via Upcoming Cell Phones] More
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Korean company Sky, has announced that they will be releasing two new HSDPA cell phones in Korea. The IM-S320 and IM-S320K both come with blade shape direction key with gradation lighting, haptic touch buttons giving you a small vibration when you touch them and enhances usability. Both phones support extended global roaming including WCDMA and GSM regions, have a 2.1-inch wide QVGA LCD and T-DMB, 1.3M camera, mp3 player, electronic dictionary, text file viewer and multitasking function. Look for both models in smoky black and be willing to pay about $487 for the first model and $587 for the other. [AVING via Upcoming Cell Phones]
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Here’s a navigation device that is so compact that it can fit anywhere. It’s called the CUVi from Finedrive of Korea. It comes with a 3.5″ display, music and movie playback, DMB support, and a 2 hour battery life. The Finedrive CUVi is going for $300 in Korea. [AVING]
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Olympus will be releasing the new E-420 digital camera in Korea. The E-420 comes with live view so you can hold the camera away from their faces and interact with subjects, a 2.7-inch LCD, fast on-screen auto focus, face detection and shadow adjustment technology. No word on pricing just yet, but until then you can atleast get a good look at these angels right here. [AVING via Digital Camera Blog] More
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Inkel is a Korean based company has released the MU-D Multimedia Dictionary; a hybrid device between a PMP with a DMB TV Tuner (Digital TV), and a dictionary.powered by WinCE 5.0. The MU-D also comes with a 4.3†LCD with a 480×272 resolution, 4GB of internal memory support, and supports SDHC cards up to 12GB. The MU-D is a Korea exclusive for an unknown price. [Akihabara]
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Sungjut is launching a new UMPC in Korea called the TangoX. It has a CPU C7-M ULV at 1.2GHz, 1GB of DDR2 RAM, 40 or 80GB of HDD, HD Audio, a 7†WVGA (800×480) touch screen, a 4 in 1 card reader, ethernet port and Wi-Fi ABG, USB 2.0 (2 port), DVI, and internal Skype/VoIP phone. No word on pricing or release date in Korea. [Akihabara via Laptop Blog]
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