Zhuo Nisi Technology has a spanking new 7″ netbook that will be powered by an ARM-based processor that runs at a clock speed of 1GHz which ought to be more than decent abundant for your everyday use. The display itself is touchscreen sensitive, allowing you to fold down by the keyboard to use it in a tablet anatomy factor whether that is your cup of tea. Just don’t expect it to be that versatile as a Windows-powered device, considering the Google Android operating system has yet to reach full maturity. Folks who are on a budget can always consider the standard netbook version that lacks touchscreen capability. Do you think devices like these will ever see the light Stateside, or will they remain a China specialty?

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Virgin Mobile looks set to roll out a rather appealing deal for budget seekers with its new Beyond Talk pay-per-month plans that will offer unlimited text, mail, goods and Net. The cheapest plan will only set you back $25/month for 300 Anytime minutes, the $40 plan with 1200 Anytime minutes, and the unlimited plan which is priced at $60/month. Aside from that, the carrier is plus gearing up to launch the LG Rumor Touch, Kyocera Loft and the RIM BlackBerry Curve 8530, priced at $70, $150 and $300 respectively. It’s worth noting that Virgin Mobile’s Beyond Talk plans will additionally work with other devices from Virgin Mobile, so you do have some choice when it comes to devices.

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Super Talent has recently announced its latest value-for-money solid state drive (SSD) known as the Super Talent VSSD, where proud new owners of that device will be able to experience a shorter operating system bootup duration, speedier faster application loading and less capability consumption. The VSSD will play nice with a 3Gbps SATA-II bandwidth, and is capable of touching sequential read speeds up to 150 MB/sec and sequential write speeds up to 100 MB/sec. You will be able to choose from various capacities to suit your budget, where the 8GB model is going for $65 thereabouts while folks who opt for the 64GB model will have to fork out around $175 for one. While SSDs are faster than hard drives and could prove to be more stable since there are no moving parts, it is still pricier although that is now not too much a “con” as it used to be.

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AMD’s latest 6-core processors are strangely affordable to the mass market, where its 3.2GHz Phenom II X6 1090T is going for $295, which is way lower than Intel’s hexa-core Core i7-980X that retails for $1,000, slightly more than triple the amount. Apart from that, AMD’s latest processor is additionally backwards compatible with most of the AM3 and selected AM2+, motherboards, making a CPU upgrade much easier on your pockets. The only issue that remains would be its performance – would you be willing to take a significantly cheaper route simply considering it suits your budget, and there is sufficient bang for your buck with the purchase?

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HP has unveiled its new All-in-One 200 desktop computer, and in case you’re still blinking in disbelief, yes, that computer apes the design of Apple’s popular iMac, though it might not look as cool as the iMac’s design. Due to that model being more budget-friendly, the starting price is just $699, and for that you’ll get some rather nice specs, which include:

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Sony has a spanking new PMW-320 XDCAM EX camcorder which will introduce new levels of creativity and flexibility for solid-state digital production, where it is now available in a 0.5″ version known as the PMW-320. Apart from that, the PMW-320 is additionally equipped with a trio of Exmor full HD 1920×1080 CMOS imagers, and are studio-configurable complete with timecode in/out, genlock in, and HD-SDI and HDMI out. Depending on your budget and needs, you can choose from the lens-packaged models, PMW-350K and PMW- 320K ($14,800), or versions without lenses, PMW-350L or PMW-320L, that are going for $12,800.

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OCZ has recently unveiled a couple of SSDs that duration round with the Vertex 2 and Agility 2, where they will be able to touch a maximum sequential read speeds of 285MB/sec and 275MB/sec for write speed, making both full well capable of performing 4K random writes at up to 50,000 IOPS on a Vertex, alongside a pretty respectable 10,000 IOPS for the more budget-inclined Agility line. Expect both the Vertex 2 and Agility 2 to ship in a few weeks’ moment, coming in capacities of 50GB, 100GB and 200GB, with plans for 400GB SSDs just right up ahead. Too poor there is no word on pricing as at press instance. [Press Release]

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The Micro Four Thirds (MFT) standard has gotten another device to support it, as Panasonic has launched its first ever MFT camcorder, the AG-AF100. The camcorder uses an SLR-sized sensor to shoot 1080p video with the same depth of field and wide angles as you’d do with a 35mm film camera, but in a package that is physically much smaller. Another benefit of the AG-AF100 is that users will still have the option of interchangeable lenses, but it plus supports adapters to use lenses from other varietys such as Canon, Nikon or Leica. Panasonic didn’t mention the retail price of that device, but it was mentioned that the AG-AF100 will be shipping before the end of 2010, so at least we know it won’t drag till next year. Apparently the price will not be too high, as the company is targeting independent filmmakers who are generally on a tighter budget.

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Mitsubishi has just announced its newest line of 3D-capable DLP HDTVs, and they are the 638 Series, 738 Series and 838 Series. You will be able to enjoy a minimum viewing area of 60″ and a maximum of 82″, where all of them will be able to handle full HD playback without lost a beat. Apart from that, you will additionally be able to throw in an optional integrated 16-speaker 5.1 channel Dolby Digital surround sound system and optional StreamTV Web connected widgets whether those are your cup of tea. All three series will share features such as a trio of HDMI ports with CEC, HDMI-PC Compatibility, and a couple of Component/Composite video inputs.There is a TV for every budget, where the entry-level 638 Series model will cost you $1,199 while it will manufacture a $4,499 dent to your bank explanation for the 82″ WD-82838.

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