LG Xcanvas Quidam 42 inch Full HD LCD TV

LG Korea presented the XCanvas Quidam a 42 inch full HD LCD-TV at the SEK 2007 expo. Featuring a classy ring shaped stand the classy TV takes on Samsung Bordeux range of high end LCD TV's. Pitching it as a luxury product LG has released a slogan for it 'complete harmony of art and technology'. Offering a full HD resolution at 1920 x 1080 it has 5ms response time, contrast ratio of 10000:1 it also includes USB port so you can directly plug in your digicam. The stand will be available in a choice of three colors red, silver and black to match your interiors.

Sanyo PLC-XF47 and PLC-XP100L the world's brightest projectors

The new 15,000 lumen PLC-XF47 projector from Sanyo stakes claim to the "world's highest light output" title. And the 6500 lumen PLC-XP100L vies for the "brightest portable LCD projector" claim. Both of them feature 2000:1 contrast ratios and plenty of input slots as well. The PLC-XF47 focuses on specs like wireless HD streaming, 720p and 1080i video up to 100 feet away with less than a millisecond of latency and 1024 x 768 resolution. The PCL-XP100L has similar resolution but is a third of the cost of XF47. Expanding further, Sanyo also lines up the PDG-DXT10L which features 5200 lumens and a 2100:1 contrast ratio

Animated Transformers T-Shirt save you from doom

Doom cannot be as dramatic as the Animated Transformers Shirts that look so cool and happen'en that you tend to forget all about transforming robots from Cybertron battle. Pledge your allegiance to either Autobot or Decepticon because you don't know who will win the game! Either ways you will rock with these flashy T-Shirts that sport cool animated glowing Transformers. 2-AAA batteries power the lights and the battery pack hides neatly in a small interior pocket inside shirt. A button on battery pack controls Animation style and the pack can be removed when you want to clean (hand wash only) the shirt.

Sportscope Cubicle Periscope

There is no harm in adding a dash of humor to your workspace and the Sportscope Cubicle Periscope will not certify you as a Peeping Tom either. So bring on the laughs and spice up the office chatter with this handy device that allows you to see past the obstructing cubicle walls. The original intent of this periscope was to view sporting events like golf, but that shouldn't stop you from taking it to other places as well.

LG Fusic II coming soon

The grapevine suggests that LG will be coming with Fusic II soon. In its new form the Fusic II is said to feature 220x176 resolution screen, EV-DO, 1.3-megapixel camera that has been relocated to the front. In a more svelte look the new one weighs only 99gms.

Boeing A160T Hummingbird Robotic helicopter

The robotic helicopter made by Boeing has just been tested and the slick flying machine was unmanned and airborne for 12 minutes. The "helibot" will have the ability to fly at 140 knots as high as 30,000 feet for up to 20 hours. A good armor against terrorist who seem to have no value for life or property.

The Onion takes on the iPhone

The Onion has published some of the iPhone's most anticipated features.

* Nanotechnology enables it to reassemble itself when thrown against wall

* Exclusive link to Google Street View so you can watch yourself using your iPhone at all times

* Takes Polaroids

* When moved from hand to ear, makes Lightsaber sound effects* Prominent Apple logo

* Reproduces through asexual budding

* Has way, way more PRAM than the last thingy

* Comes with an iPhone hat, so people know you own an iPhone during the brief periods you’re not using it

Sony Ericsson M600i gets specs

Sketchy details of the erstwhile "Lizy"(FCC approved) have emerged. Sony Ericsson's M610i new codename is "Elena" and is supposedly has Bluetooth, WiFi, UMTS Broadband, standard Triband GSM services, 3.2-MP camera, 2.6"-QVGA screen and 160MB memory. That's quite a bit in the name of rumors, we will keep you posted on fresh details when the come out.

Samsung SGH-E950 unveiled at the annual CommunicAsia 2007

The Samsung SGH-E950 shone in the light at the CommunicAsia cell phone extravaganza. After the fleet that Sony Ericsson is coming out with, it's good to lay hands on a worthy rival. The slick slider is a Triband phone that supports GSM 900, GSM 1800, and GSM 1900. The connectivity options include EDGE, GPRS, WAP, Bluetooth, and A2DP. It sports a 2" color LCD with 18 bit primary display color display and has 70MB internal memory with TransFlash / microSD expansion slots. The 3.2 megapixel camera phone has a metal finish and a touch-sensitive OLED display.

Sony VAIO RM1N Ultimate HD Workstation

The Sony VAIO RM1N HD Workstation is a professional system that incorporates latest technology and a revolutionary split design. And since HD seems to be the norm these days for video, the system includes high performance Full HD editing capability and Blu-ray Disc for HD content export. The VAIO RM1N HD boasts of quad-core processing power, professional software pre-installed (Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 ) and a specialized Jog controller for speeding up editing. The system deserves the title of the Ultimate Workstation because it provides at least 20 hours HD editing time on the terabyte hard disk, plus the facility to record 50GB of high-definition video on a single Blu-ray Disc. The system unit is split into two parts, where the Main Unit houses the motherboard and major components and the Access Unit houses the optical drives, hard disk and multi-format card reader. This design gives the user a lot of flexibility in the way they place the system to suit their needs.

Viewsonic launches three new mid-sized HDTVs

Bringing you the best seats in the house are the three new HDTVs from Viewsonic. Out in 26", 32", and 37" all of them feature 720p, 500-nit brightness and 8ms response time. The contrast ratio of the 26" set is 800:1 and the 32" and 37" sets have 1,200:1 ratio. All three include HDMI, S-video and RCA inputs but the 37-inch model also adds DVI allowing you to connect it to your computer. The smaller two sets use analog VGA for older PCs. Both analog and HD tuning is available on the three sets.

iRiver Life Unit, a sneak peek

The iRiver "Life Unit" details are sparse but from what we can make out it is set to include DVD, TV, PMP capabilities, WAN/LAN connectivity, slot loading CD/DVD inside an auto-sliding door and a SD slot. It will also double-up as an access point/charging station for other iRiver players. It features a 78-key QWERTY base unit controller that also controls the portable unit. The Life Unit is made in collaboration with high end audio manufacturer Nakamichi.