Though these may look like glasses, they are actually wearable video displays from iSonic designed for viewing videos on the iPod classic/Touch/Nano/ iPhone.
There are two models available now in Japan:
- Myvu Crystal 701 displays a 37" image in 640 x 480 resolution, and includes an RC unit, USB port, and a detachable dock connector cable. Available in Black or Umber color for €280.
- Myvu Shade 301 (in pic) has the same features as the former, but offers a smaller 27" image in 320x240 resolution. The price is €200.

OCZ Technology presented its new SATA II 2.5" SSD, which as they claim is "the world’s first truly affordable" high-performance Solid State Drive. Its reading speed is 120-143 MB/s, writing speed - 80-93MB/s, and lifetime is around 1.5 million hours.
There are three capacity versions available (32GB, 64GB, and 128GB) with prices ranging from 100 to 300 Euros.

Panasonic Toughbook CF-U1 is clearly an EeePC antipod with its unprecedently rugged and durable design, something which EeePC can only dream of. This thing was especially "engineered for the walking worker" and is available for $2,499.

Features include:

- Genuine Windows Vista Business with Service Pack 1 (with XP downgrade option)
- Intel Atom Z520 1.33GHz CPU with 533MHz FSB, 512KB L2 cache
- Removable 16GB SSD (32GB optional)
- 1GB RAM
- 5.6" WSVGA sunlight viewable touchscreen (1024 x 600 resolution)
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This is the new UFOTO UF735 digital photo viewer from ASUS. The cool thing about it is that it can be used as a second monitor connected via USB. You can eather duplicate your main desktop screen, or sretch the screen on two monitors - it's your choice.The not so cool thing is that it completely lacks wireless connectivity, even Bluetooth. Anyway, here are UF735's key specifications:

- 7" 800 x 480 display
- 128MB of internal storage
- CF/SD/MMC/MS/xD card readers
- USB flash drive compatibility
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Here's something new: a USB drive with an integrated TV tuner from Buffalo. With this cool gadget you can also capture and store up to 4Gb of video (must be low quality) from the TV broadcast. A great example of semi-conductor integration and a nice addition for your laptop. :)

Nokia has officially announced its N810 WiMax Edition Internet Tablet. Finally... Ok, we all knew it was coming, so all I can tell you now is that the U.S. customers will be able to get it this Summer for $449.

Nokia N810 WiMax features:

WiMax support;
GPS receiver;
Wi-Fi connectivity;
4.13" touch-screen;
Slide out QWERTY keyboard;
Webcam;
2GB of internal memory;
OS2008;
Mozilla Web browser.

Cool, I would like to have one of these! This is a keychain light with radioactive tritium. It doesn't need batteries, and will continue to glow for 10 full years. If you're afraid to mess with radioactive stuff, don't worry, in this case the particles emitted are too weak to even penetrate your skin. Atleast that's what they say...

Twinhead, also known as GammaTech in the U.S., presents a decent alternative to giants like the Asus EeePc and the Everex Cloudbook. The new UMPC is called C8 and has the follownng specifications:

8" 1024 x 600 resolution display;
AMD LC-800 processor;
1GB of RAM;
1.8" 20GB hard drive;
Wi-Fi 802.11b/g, Ethernet;
two USB ports;
VGA out;
4-in1 card reader.

As expected, this one won't be available stateside, nevertheless we hope to see a similar device to appear in the U.S. under a different name and GammaTech branding in the near future. Currently you can get the C8 model in the South East Asia, namely in Malaysia for about $560 and in Singapore (soon) for approximately $507.

HTC announced that its Shift UMPC is now available for pre-order in the United States. You can pre-order the device online at www.htc.com and www.amazon.com for an approximate retail price of $1,499. Visit www.SwitchOffStayConnected.com for more information on the HTC Shift...

Here's a fresh rumor for you: apparently WiMAX-capable Nokia 810 will be launched on April 1st at CTIA. This information is not yet confirmed, we just tell you what we know, so stay tuned.