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If you are a fan of Ace Attorney (Phoneix Wright), then you will be happy to know that Capcom will release a new game based on this famous series at the end of this month. Capcom will release a limited edition of a DSi covered with Taihokun, the Police Mascot designed by Gumshoe (a Character in the game) and a special package including the new opus of the Ace Attorney series. [Capcom via Video Game Blog]
If you are unsatisfied with the Asus Lamborghini laptop series, then you can choose the new Asus U and UX series of ultra-thin laptops that is expected to launch sometime in Q2 2009. Both laptops feature illuminated keyboard, auto-adjusting LED backlit display, an Intel Core 2 Duo processor, NVIDIA GeForce G105M, up to 500GB HDD, and Altec Lansing speakers with SRS true surround sound. The U series also features a 15.6-inch glossy LCD and a touchpad with progressively fading lights to follow your fingertips. [The Kevin Pipe via Laptop Notebook News]
Texas Instruments has announced their new OMAP4 chip. This next generation mobile applications processors will feature dual, SMP-capable ARMv7-based cores, along with C64x DSPs, multi-format hardware accelerators, a “programmable” graphics engine, and an “image signal processor” (ISP). Supporting up to 20MP sensors, the chip will also allow for recording and playing back video at 1080p and offer a week of audio playback time. Pricing and availability are still unknown. [Ubergizmo]
Here are two new digicams from Nikon from its Coolpix S-series. The Nikon S630 and S620 are 12MP compact digital cameras that feature Nikkor zoom lens, Blink Proof feature, Smile Mode and Blink Warning, Quick Retouch and Subject Tracking AF. The S630 is available only in Black or Ruby Red. The S620 comes in Bright Silver, Calm Black, Noble Purple and Precious Pink. The former has a 7x zoom meanwhile the latter is less capable at 4x zoom. Both cameras features Which one is your favorite? See more pictures after the jump. [dpreview via Digital Camera Blog] More
By 2012 the Korea Communications Commission will launch the world’s fastest wired and wireless Internet service at 10 times the speed of the current service. The aim is to give users seamless access to large-capacity, high-quality convergence services such as IPTV. Through fixed lines the internet service will acquire at average speed of 1 Gbps and through wireless at 10 Mbps. One Gbps allows users to download a 120-minute film in just 12 seconds, pretty awesome! [Fareastgizmos]
Here’s another good news for iPhone lovers! Vudu has just released an iPhone app which enables you to browse, purchase and rent movies directly from your iPhone so by the time you get home you won’t have to wait around. I love the idea! [Ubergizmo]
It’s Christmas folks, and while we here at TechFresh are lazying it off with our PS3 games, life at the beach and overpriced cocktails at 5-star lounges in Bali, we still want to wish you everything great that Christmas has to offer this year and that you will have the best time with your friends, family and loved ones.
Thank you for your continued support and see you in a few days.. or hours! 
The NU EBC100 is claimed as the first slim Blu-ray combo external drive in the world. The drive features a 8X DVD writer and a 2X Blu-ray ROM. You can easily install this Blu-ray drive. You just need to plug it to any USB 2.0 interface and you’re good to go. The NU EBC100 is smart enough to adjust the writing speed automatically to minimize disc error when using low quality media during high-speed recording. [FarEastGizmos]
NVidia boasts its 1,5GB Quadro FX 4800 workstation graphics card that features a 602MHz GPU clock speed, 192 stream processors, an 800MHz GDDR3 clock speed, 384-bit memory controller and a PCI Express 2.0 x16 connector. You can buy it for a hefty $3,499 a pop. [Engadget]
The Genius Ergo 555 OLED gaming laser mouse comes with a higher resolution with 100x more surface coverage accuracy. You are able to program up to seven macro keys into five individual game profiles, with these settings being easily viewed via the OLED panel for instant information. Both X and Y axes can be adjusted independently from 400 dpi to 3,200 dpi for various games. Sadly, there is no info on pricing at this time. [Oled-Display]
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