While the market is in the midst of being flooded with tablet devices, one of the devices that stand out from the rest, aside from Apple’s iPad, is the WePad which sports a rather pretty design and some good specifications. Now the company has officially announced that it has renamed the device as the WeTab, so that they can clearly distinguish their products within the worldly market for tablet computers. Aside from the name change, the technical specifications of that device remain precisely the same, so you’ve still got your Atom processor, 1.3-megapixel webcam, 11.6-inch display and other stuff. Aside from that, the device has additionally gone up for pre-order on Amazon.de, though there wasn’t any shipping period mentioned. The asking price for the WeTab is €449 ($572) for the 16GB Wi-Fi version and €569 ($725) for the 32GB 3G version.

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Telekom Austria decided that public phones are more or less obsolete with the abundance of cellphones, so why not turn these once well-used booths into an EV (Electric Vehicle) recharge station? They hope to introduce up to 30 of these EV recharging stations before the year is by, where each of them can capability an electric/hybrid vehicle in Austria without costing a bomb. In its initial examining phase, you will be able to enjoy free recharging, but even after they start charging you money per juicing session, it will still remain at a single-digit Euro cost.

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Considering the amount of leaks regarding the Nokia N8, it’s a wonder that it took such a enlarged duration to be officially announced, and now the device has finally gone official. As expected, that Symbian^3 flagship device sports some juicy specs such as a 12-megapixel camera, and capacitive touchscreen display. that phone additionally takes a leaf from Apple’s book as the innards of the N8 is carved from a one piece of anodized aluminum. Available in five different color options, the N8 will cost €370 ($492) when it begins to ship in Q3 of 2010. Check out a video of it after the jump. Specifications of it include:

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The SyncBox that you see here lets you transfer notes from an USB device to another without the need for a computer to operate as a middleman, for example sending photos from your camera by to a USB flash drive. Powered by a trio of AAA batteries, it retails for €31.90. Heck, it even supports full disk copy and designated folder copy for added flexibility, and taking just a separate button to operate, you can’t get any more idiot proof than that.

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USB 3.0 portable hard drives seem to be gaining popularity, and that’s certainly good news for consumers. Next up A-DATA has announced that it has begun to ship its latest SuperSpeed USB 3.0 portable hard drive, the NH01. Thanks to its USB 3.0 interface, it boasts input transfer speeds up to 88MB/s on USB 3.0 and 28MB/s on USB 2.0. Models and pricing of the NH01 include: 70 Euro ($95) for 320GB, 88 Euro ($119) for 500GB and 110 Euro ($149) for 640GB.

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Up next, we have the Nokia C6 messaging phone which is a Symbian S60-powered touchscreen-enable dphone, where you can always rely on the slide out QWERTY keyboard whether you want to get that text notice or e mail sent within the fastest instance possible. A 3.2″ display at 360 x 640 resolution ought to be abundant for your mobile messaging needs, where you can remain connected with others through HSDPA and Wi-Fi connectivity, aided by GPS support, Ovi Maps with free walk and drive navigation, a 3.5mm headset jack, a 5-megapixel autofocus camera with flash and a microSD memory card slot. Nokia has priced the C6 at €220 a pop. Interested to see how it is being promoted on video? Check it out right after the jump. [Press Release]

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While there hasn’t been any official price or release term for the HP Slate in the U.S. just yet, news is already out that the device could be launched in June, and be ready for sale in Europe by September. Based on the info we dug up, the device will be going for around €400 ($545), and will sport an Intel Atom CPU, built-in webcam, USB connectivity, built-in card reader and the controversial Flash support. Of course, that doesn’t mean that we’ll be getting the HP Slate for $545 when it’s released in the U.S., but it might be a rough guide whether you’re thinking of saving up your pennies for its imminent launch. Would a $545 price point be decent for the HP Slate to hold its own against the $499 Apple iPad?

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Could HTC be trying to offer more color options for its mobile phones now? Following the recent discovery of a pretty looking HTC Legend with red highlights, a video and pictures of a silver colored HTC Desire have plus surfaced. The best part is, the silver version of the HTC Desire is currently available for pre-order. The asking price is €449 ($620), and shipments should start from April 9th. Do you think that the silver color scheme makes the HTC Desire look any better than the default brown? Video of the silver HTC Desire is available after the jump.

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Looking for a pico projector, but you are not too certain where to start? Perhaps you might want to consider the PocketCinema Z20 which is of the LED/LCoS variant, where it is capable of throwing out up to 65″ pictures. Apart from that, it plus doubles up as a digital camera and camcorder – now how about that for multi-functionality! Its 2GB of internal memory can record video in 720p resolution, while a microSD memory card slot further augments its ability to store more goods on it. Other features include an A/V jack, HDMI output and touch-sensitive buttons. Expect the Aiptek PocketCinema Z20 to hit the market sometime in the middle of next month for €349.

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Here’s a rather interesting headphone design, the Street Headphone. It has a laser sintered polyamide outer shell, which is made using the rapid manufacturing process. With that in place, customers are able to personalize the own outer shell of the headphones, and have something custom etched on it, be it lyrics, your name, or whatever you feel like. The only downside is that these headphones will cost you a good €833 ($1,140), which is more than most public will pay for a pair of headphones. Of course, whether you’re really into customization, soon after you’re probably prepared to pay the price.

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