Samsung innov8
Samsung's innov8 isn't just any phone, its got an integrated 8 megapixel digital camera that just might have you throwing away your standalone digital camera. The features don't end there, the innov8 also has Quad Band & Dual Band WCDMA, Wi-Fi, GPS, 3D surround sound, microSDHC slot and a choice of either 8GBs or 16GBs of onboard storage. Link: $TBD
Epson Ensemble HD
Epson's Ensemble HD isn't your average home theatre in a box, they've literally included the whole home theatre with the Ensemble HD. The set includes an Epson PowerLite projector which is available in a 1080p or 720p model, a 100 inch motorized screen, upconverting DVD player, 5.1 surround speaker system, cable management system, and all the mounting brackets needed for your new setup. Link: $5000-$7000
Sony Ericsson W902
If you've been wanting to consolidate all your devices into one gadget without all the compromises, Sony Ericsson's W902 might just be your best bet. The phone combines a 5 megapixel camera with a mp3 player that comes with a 8GB card for storing all your media. The phone also includes premium headphones, UMTS/HSDPA 2100 and Quad Band GSM, and Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP connectivity. Link: $TBD
Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3
Panasonic is upgrading the well-reviewed LX2 with the new LX3 which looks to have taken on a bit more of a classic look that has been popular lately with cameras in this category. The 10.1 megapixel shooter features an array of features and manual modes that should please both amateurs and professional photogs looking for SLR-type qualities in a compact package. The camera will include a F2.0-2.8, 2.5X optical zoom lens, optical image stabilization, RAW image support, and a whole host of available accessories and addons. Link: $500
Creative ZEN Krystal
If you've been looking at buying an iPod Shuffle for your workouts, you may want to hold on to your cash and take a good look at Creative's new ZEN Krystal. The Zen Krystal's diminutive size and simple interface makes it ideal for workouts, but what makes it even better is the built-in pedometer which tracks distance ran, running speed, and calories burnt. At the moment the Krystal is only available for our friends in Hong Kong, but should be reaching the US and other countries shortly. Link: $TBD
Samsung TL9
Samsung's TL9 is a compact point and shoot that packs the usual features you would expect in a new digital camera — 10 Megapixel sensor, 2.7'' LCD, image stabilization, and face detection. What's unique about this camera though is the inclusion of dual analog gauges which display the battery life and memory card capacity. Link: $280 / Source
Incase x Krink Laptop Sleeve
Incase has officially unveiled its artist line of accessories with the launch of a laptop sleeve designed by street artist KR, creator of the popular Krink line of ink and markers. The case features a dripping paint design throughout the exterior, poly satin interior, KRINK logo embroidery on the interior, and a 3mm cushioned interior. Link: $80
Sony Vaio FW
Sony's Vaio FW is like a mini high-def theatre featuring a 16.4 screen that can produce 1080p resolution on an extra wide screen which makes it perfect for the Blu-ray drive that's available on the premium model. You can also plug the laptop into an larger display via the computers HDMI port for viewing your HD video on a larger set. The FW series also features Centrino 2 technology, a variety of essential ports, and Wireless N connectivity. Link: $1000-$1750
Microsoft Arc Mouse
We're not sure how comfortable (or uncomfortable) this mouse is, but Microsoft's new Arc Mouse is quite the looker. The mouse was designed to provide a full sized mouse with the portability of a notebook mouse. The mouse is also wireless and comes with a small tranceiver to enable connectivity. Available later this year. Link: $60 / Source
iPhone 3G Launch Guide
The Dark Knight isn't the only sequel the world is looking forward to this month. The other sequel I'm talking about is Apple's 2nd generation iPhone which many of you will probably be lining up for tomorrow or already have their iPhone 3G from the various International launches. We thought we would throw together a guide to show you our favorite accessories and other things you should be looking forward to when you get your iPhone 3G. More after the jump.
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Kodak Zi6
It hasn't even been more than two months since we last told you about the Flip Mino and Creative Vado and now Kodak has them both trumped. Their Zi6 camera shoots Youtube friendly clips just like the Creative and Flip but can also shoot 60fps 720p footage in 16x9. So where do you store all that HD video? The camera has an SD/SDHC slot that can accept up to 32GB SDHC cards for hours of video. The camera also features a 2.4 viewing screen and rechargeable AA NiMH batteries. Link: $180
Creative ZEN X-Fi
Creative's ZEN X-Fi lets you stream and download music and video from your home PC directly to the ZEN X-Fi for wireless media playback wherever you are in the house. The device features their proprietary X-Fi Crystalizer processing engine that helps restore highs and lows to compressed music files. You'll also find a built-in speaker, SD card slot, 2.5 inch screen, FM Radio, built-in mic w/ voice recording, and the ability to use a variety of instant messaging apps. Available in 8, 16, and 32GB models. Link: $TBD
Macally PowerLink
Macally's Powerlink is a versatile accessory that works as an emergency battery for your iPod/iPhone, offers data sync capability, and you even get 2 gigabytes of flash storage for emergency storage wherever you go. Link: $50
LG Decoy
If you're in the market for a new phone and you've yet to grab a bluetooth headset to satisfy the newly enforced handsfree laws, you ought to check out LG's clever new phone, the Decoy. The Decoy features a built-in Bluetooth Headset that docks itself in the phone and it also charges the headset's battery while attached to the phone. Now how's that for convenience? Link: $230
Nikon D700
Serious photogs who wish the higher end D3 SLR shooter was a bit cheaper have a new camera to consider, the Nikon D700. The D700 gets the same 12.1-megapixel FX-format CMOS sensor from the D3, a 51 point Auto Focus, Viewfinder with 95% frame coverage, 3'' inch LCD, Image sensor cleaning, and Built-in flash. Link: $3,000
