At first glance, the OCZ Enyo USB 3.0 SSD drive looks pretty delectable, although upon closer inspection, you might feel that that looks more like a render than an actual product shot. We don’t blame you whether you feel that way, considering the mass consumer market doesn’t seem to be ready to pick up a 256GB SSD which boasts notes transfer speeds of at least 150MB/s yet at the moment. No notion on how much such a SSD will cost when officially released, but you can be your bottom dollar it isn’t going to be a synonym of cheap or affordable.

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Mexus released their dual-function device known as Halo, where it looks like your regular air cleaner at first glance but has a hidden operate – you can remove the portable vacuum cleaner from the top middle segment of the Halo to get rid of whatever crumbs or bits of dirt from your sofa and workstation, only to sheath it back into the Halo when you’re done. We do wonder whether the Halo will next get to work by cleaning the vacuum cleaner of impurities when it is inserted, and hopefully said vacuum cleaner will be recharged simultaneously as well.

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Asus’ latest Eee PC to join their stable would be the Eee PC 1001PX which has just been officially released, although you probably won’t be able to tell the difference as to what kind of model that is at first glance since it looks like any other 10″ Eee PC out there. What makes it different is its striking matte display screen when you open it up, allowing you to use the Eee PC 1001PX outdoors or under bright light conditions without batting an eyelid. Apart from that, most of the other specifications are pretty generic including a 10.1″ LED backlit wide antiglare display powered by an Intel Atom N450 1.66GHz processor, 1GB RAM, a 250GB hard drive, a built-in memory card reader, a webcam, Wi-Fi connectivity and Windows 7 Starter as the operating system of choice.

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We’re not certain what the design engineers at Korea-based Moneual were smoking when they designed the upgraded Moneual M series in the structure of the M11, but don’t you think it looks like an Xbox 360 at first glance, albeit with a pretty interesting color combination? that model will run on an Intel E6500 2.93GHz processor, hold 2GB RAM, a 512MB GeForce GT220 graphics card as well as HDMI out connectivity for you to hook it up to your LCD TV in the living room. Guess that would invent a good candidate for a HTPC, sitting right beside your Xbox 360 without looking out of place.

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The Witspad W8 Mobile Web Device (MID) does look like a smartphone at first glance, something which hails from the HTC family of devices, but we guess we are wrong considering it lacks SMS support, which disqualifies it from being a full handset replacement. Hardware specifications include the Maemo OS, a 806MHz Marvell PXA 320 processor, a 4.3″ touchscreen display, 128MB RAM, 256MB ROM, a 3.2-megapixel camera, a 3.5mm headphone jack, GPS support, Wi-Fi connectivity and CDMA2000 3G connectivity. It is currently going for around $470 after conversion in China.

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Andy Kurovets’ latest design outing would be the Maze Of moment, where it relies on colors to tell the current date. For example, the chaotic yellow line represents the number “1″, while blue is “2″, with “3″ being red and 4″ being green, and so on and so forth. Perhaps TokyoFlash folks are kicking themselves in the rear end for not thinking of such a design first. Ah well, we want something convenient and easy to understand at first glance, so using that will definitely require a fairly steep learning curve.

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The BlackBerry Curve 8250 has fallen victim to the world of clones, that instance round with the Fei Yang F052 being the doppelganger of sorts. At first glance, the resemblance is very near with a large display, full keyboard, piano paint plastic and rubber trim design among others. You will additionally find a full QWERTY keypad on the F052 including a trio of multimedia keys on top of the chassis that provides for easy access to your digital audio collection. Both Bluetooth and W-Fi connectivity are supported as well, and just in case you get bored there is always the lifeline of an analog TV feature.

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At first glance, that looks like an old school NES game pad, but upon closer inspection, you won’t find any Nintendo logo on that, but the word Buffalo emblazoned on the top right hand corner of the device instead. While the world has already moved on to USB 3.0, the Buffalo USB Nintendo PC Game Pad still remains in the past with a USB 1.1 connection, but that shouldn’t matter since all you’re going to do is mash buttons like there is no tomorrow. Perfect for shoot ‘em ups, it boasts a classic Turbo button for well rested thumbs as you cut a path of destruction with your aeroplane. Would you fork out $22 for a piece of retro memory?

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Is there no end to the Eee sort? Guess not, with Asus coming up with their EeeMedia EM0501 machine which does resemble the Eee Box closely at first glance. What makes the EeeMedia EM0501 different is a more technical-based S5PV210 800MHz Samsung ARM processor, 512MB RAM, Ethernet connectivity, a 2.5″ drive bay and a remote control, lost out of Wi-Fi connectivity which is a rather strange decision considering that is meant to take a stab at the Apple TV and Western Digital TV. Expect that puppy to handle 1080p HD video and support various formats including MPEG1/4, H.264, WMV, VC-1, DivX, Xvid, VOB and MKV.

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At first glance, someone might think that the Aurora watch is dead, having run out of batteries and requiring a replacement. Not so fast, buddy – that rare timepiece is lost out on its dial considering the designer has decided to form that analog piece stand out by telling the date via laser light beams for the hands, where the red beam indicates the minutes while the blue depicts the hour. These will seem only when the bevel edge around the watch ring is tapped, but otherwise it sits pretty around your wrist.

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