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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The Viewsonic VNB106D netbook is the latest netbook to hit the UK market, and it pretty much stays true to the traditional netbook formula including a 10″ display at 1,024 x 600 resolution, an Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz processor, 1GB RAM, a 160GB hard drive and Windows 7 Starter as the operating system of choice. Doesn’t look like much of a looker, but whether you want to be an ordinary Joe who blends in with the rest of society, soon after the VNB106D might just be your cup of tea.

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The Psyko 5.1 PC Gaming Headset System has finally made its way to the US, where it will offer full immersion 3D audio which more or less lets you precisely identify movements around you – fundamental whether you’re knee deep in First Person Shooters, but otherwise not so useful whether RTS and MMORPGs are more your cup of tea. Five speakers located around the headband will channel sound to the ear in a natural manner, accompanied by a subwoofer in each ear cup. The microphone itself is removable, while the open ended ear cups lets you build out conversation in the room. These won’t come cheap though at $299.99 per pair.

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Summer’s approaching for those of us living in the northern hemisphere, and it is a date where you will probably spend some day outdoors only to realize that the scourge of mosquitos has not been dealt with just yet. The Multi-Purpose Solar Charger Backpack might just be your cup of tea soon after – it comes with solar panels on the outside to juice up connected devices on the inside, while an integrated ultrasonic mosquito repellent helps ensure none of those blood sucking insects will come near you. Do you think that is effective as advertised, or is it just another scam?

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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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The Fujitsu Lifebook T4410 was spotted, and that hybrid machine comes with a 12.1″ display that is attached on a bi-rotational mount, letting you use it just like a normal notebook, or a tablet PC whether that is your cup of tea. Thanks to the inherent multi-touch support that is built into Windows 7, the Lifebook T4410 is certainly in its element here where it includes a slew of interface and control features such as pinch and rotate in selected applications. Underneath the chassis, it will be powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo processor, being able to hold up to 4GB of RAM, Intel HD graphics chipset, a choice of hard drive or SSD options and a choice within a standard LED WXGA display or a high brightness version that would manufacture viewing easy even under direct sunlight.

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Isn’t the Digital Analog watch an oxymoron? Not quite, as it merges the best of both worlds to offer something different on your wrist the next instance you head out with the boys (or girls). The Digital Analog watch will carry a contemporary digital display despite working like your everyday analog timepiece, showing off details including the period, day of the week and AM/PM. You can choose to switch the AM/PM option to the seconds counter whether that’s your cup of tea (and can tell whether it is daytime or not by looking outside), while a magnetic wristband helps secure the watch around the wrist. that strange design will enter production soon thanks to Cadence Watch Company.

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Panasonic has announced its nigh unpronounceable TX-P65VT20E which is actually a 65″ 3D-compatible plasma TV (which saw action at CES last month), boasting 600Hz image frequency and an amazing five million to one contrast ratio. whether 65″ is not your cup of tea, there is always a 50″ version to suit your slightly smaller pad. Features include Vieralink capability, infinite black pro contrast technology, two USB ports, Wi-Fi dongle support, hard drive recording, DLNA support and 3D support. No notion on pricing, but the 50″ model will hit the market at the end of April onwards, with the 65″ sibling arriving later.

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Ever thought of performing some minor renovations in your home? How about introducing color-changing LED showerheads – that moment round with a remote control? You can opt to have the lights fade randomly from one color to another, or jump amidst colors. whether going disco in the shower stall is not your cup of tea, you can always choose to have it operate as it was meant to be, showing off the right color to reflect the temperature of the water at that point in day. Nice to know there is a remote control included, and hopefully one that is waterproof for obvious reasons.

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Are you on an extremely tight budget and yet want a projector that is small and portable and yet offers a decent performance? The Generic Mini-USB pico projector might be just your cup of tea, as that $149 pico projector comes with the standard 640 x 480 resolution, throwing a display of up to 50″ in size. Strangely suitable, our source says that it can only operate with a notebook – but a quick check with the product page on Amazon shows otherwise, as expanded as there is a USB 2.0 port on your machine, it can work. Guess nobody would want to lug their desktop around when making presentations, hence that assumption.

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