Asus’ 14-inch Business Laptop With Anti-Theft Feature

Asustek just launched the new Asus P80 14-inch business laptop with Intel’s new Anti-Theft technology that enables users the ability to shut down the stolen laptop remotely. Weighing 5.3-pounds(with 6 cell battery), the laptop is powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo or Pentium CPU, up to 4GB of DDR2 memory, up to 320GB of hard drive space, and a DVD burner. There are three variants including the Asus P80A, P80Q, and P80Vc that come with the Intel GMA X4500MHD (with HD decoder), X4500M integrated graphics, and an nVidia GeForce 9300M GS 512MB dedicated GPU, respectively. All models feature 14-inch 1366×768 anti-glare LED backlight displays with a 16:9 aspect ratio, a 1.3MP webcam, the Intel WiMAX/WiFi Link 5100, and a Gigabit Ethernet LAN port. The company also plans to release a smaller version of the ASUS P30.
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Novac Cassette Tape to Digital MP3 Converter

If you are looking for a cassette tape to MP3 format converter, then check out the MV-CM001U from Novac. This wooden box is easy to use. You just need to put one of your old cassette tape in, push the record button, and then you have automatically saved your tape into a MP3, WAV, or WMA formats. -Source

Ion Audio Tailgater Portable iPod Sound System

The Ion Audio Tailgater is a must-have for all music junkies. The iPod dock is compatible with all versions of iPods including the Touch and also the iPhone. It also has inputs for mics and an integrated battery that provides enough juice for up to eight hours of rocking performances. The Ion Audio Tailgater is available now in black and retails for $200.
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3DConnexion SpacePilot PRO 3D Mouse

3DConnexion has proudly introduced a 3D mouse that is claimed as the “most powerful 3D mouse ever”. Dubbed as the SpacePilot PRO, it has a color LCD display, an improved Navigation for MCAD, five new dual-function QuickView Navigation keys, and one-touch 32 view access. Other features include a soft-coated wrist rest, smoother fingertip control and a symmetrical layout. Each purchase of the SpacePilot PRO comes with a 3-year warranty and retails for around $499 a pop.
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Garmin nüvi 1490T GPS System

Garmin has updated its nüvi GPS device range with the nüvi 1490T. This high end model features a 5-inch touchscreen display with pedestrian GPS mode, free lifetime traffic updates, multi-route prediction with lane guidance, ecoRoutes for fuel-efficient journeys, and Bluetooth connectivity. If you are interested, you can purchase the Garmin nuvi 1490T in July 2009 for approx. $500 each.
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Panasonic Expands Lumix FS Camera Line

Panasonic has announced three new digital cameras for its Lumix FS series. The 12MP FS12 comes with 4x (31-124mm equiv.) optical zoom and a 2.7-inch LCD with Intelligent Auto mode, Optical Image Stabilization and Face Detection. Meanwhile, the DMC-FS62 and FS42 feature 10MP sensors with 2.5-inch LCDs, 4x (33-132mm equiv.) zoom lenses and include features such as Intelligent ISO Control, Intelligent Scene Selector and Face Detection. All of these cameras will be released very soon so stay tuned for more updates.

Motorola Bluetooth Headset

It’s David Beckham! Motorola has launched their new 32g Bluetooth stereo headset codenamed “S9” in Korea. This headset supports version 2.0 Bluetooth wireless technology and comes with a stable behind-the-head style. There’s also a button which enabled user to switch the music to calls. This headset will be suitable for sports use as it is water and sweat resistant. The Motorola S9 Bluetooth wireless headset comes with a suggested price of 99,000 KRW ($108) when released. More pictures after the jump.

Fruit Powered Clock

This is the eco-friendly Fruit Powered Clock, combines micro-electronic technology with the natural electrical potential of a fresh fruit or vegetable. The Fruit Powered Clock is available at $18. Though it is in an affordable price but I’m not wasting any apple nor getting rotten apple. But for fun maybe I can consider about it.

Nokia E75

It was announced earlier this year; words said that Nokia is going to release the E75 business phone this month. The E75 is a first device to ship with the new email user interface, offering full desktop email functionality and complete integration of Nokia’s email and messaging services. It has both QWERTY and numeric keypad and also the first E-series that support Nokia’s game service N-Gage. Check out the full specifications after the break.

Nokia E75 Specifications
• System: WCDMA 850/1900/2100
• WCDMA 900/1900/2100
• GSM/EGSM 850/900/1800/1900
• User Interface: S60 platform
• Dimensions: 111.8 mm x 50 mm x 14.4 mm
• Weight: 139 g
• Standby time: Up to 11 days (GSM), 11 days (WCDMA)
• Talk time: Up to 5.4hours (GSM), 4.2 hours (WCDMA)
• Main display: 2.4” QVGA (320×240), up to 16 million colors
• Battery: BL-4U, 1000 mAh, Li-Po
• Memory: Up to 50 MB internal memory, 4 GB card on board, support for up to 16 GB microSD memory card
• Camera 3.2 megapixels (2048 x 1536 pixels)
• Video capture: Video recording in VGA quality
• HSDPA class 6 up to 3.6Mbits
• 384 kbps uplink
• WLAN (IEEE 802.11b/g)
• EGPRS multislot class 32, max download 296 kbps; upload 177.6 kbps
• High-Speed micro USB 2.0 which supports charging
• Bluetooth wireless technology 2.0 with A2DP stereo audio, enhanced data rates (EDR)
• 3.5 mm AV connector

World's smallest' MP3 player

If you like your gadgets mini then you're sure to love the new iPod Shuffle,
launched by Apple yesterday. The 4GB shuffle is touted as the world's smallest music player and measures 1,8"x0.3", about the same size as an AA battery. Users can control their songs and playlists from an earphone cord using a new VoiceOver feature, which announces the songs to users in 14 different languages. A new feature on the iPod shuffle announces songs to its user. It will carry up to 1,000 tunes.

Priced at $79 or around £60, the nifty gizmo carries up to 1,000 tracks, which is twice as many as the last generation of Shuffles.
The Shuffle is tiny because it does not have a display screen like most iPods or other digital music players. The Voiceover feature is therefore crucial in helping users navigate around their song lists.

'You previously couldn't have multiple playlists on the iPod Shuffle because you couldn't really switch between them as there was no way to know how you would switch,' Apple vice president of iPod marketing Greg Joswiak said. The VoiceOver feature works by synchronizing with a user's iTunes software, which installs a voice kit on the user's computer. VoiceOver can also tell a user how much battery life remains.

'We are innovating in that sub-$100 space where everybody else is worrying about cutting quarter here and a dime there and we're trying to bring additional value to our customers,' Mr Joswiak said. The iPod shuffle will cost around £60. The iPod music player played a crucial role in reviving the Apple company's fortunes. Apple has sold more than 200 million iPods since they launched in 2001. It launched the first Shuffle in January 2005.

No announcements have been made on the rumoured touch-screen Apple Netbook. Speculation is rife on the web after the Chinese-language Commercial Times said the Taiwan-based Quanta Computer would build an Apple netbook with touch screens supplied by Wintek. Fuel was added to the fire when the Dow Jones Newswires in Taipai suggested the netbook would have a display of around 10 inches.

Apple's Hong Kong spokeswoman, Jill Tan, said the company did not comment on market speculation.