Check out the Titanium projector phone that won’t be coming to a wireless carrier near you, simply considering that is a cheap handset from the many factories in China that churns out such phones. Why do we cover it at all soon after? Well, we find it to be rather quirky, where you get an LED projector with a manual focus to get images right. Apart from that, there is plus a 2.2″ touchscreen display to help you navigate through it, an integrated FM radio, dual SIM card slots, Bluetooth connectivity, a built-in digital camera as well as reception for analog TV to keep you entertained when bored. We wonder, can the analog TV be projected?

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So Thanko came up with a Bluetooth-capable timepiece that connects to your cellphone, functioning as a hands-free device. Chinavasion goes one up with the Assassin Watch Phone – that quad-band watch phone comes with a touchscreen display as well as multimedia playback capability, although we don’t think you would appreciate watching Avatar on such a tiny 1.3″ display. Still, it sports an integrated digital camera, a Bluetooth connection, a miniSD memory card slot for expansion functions and an integrated FM radio. whether you’re interested, do be prepared to part with $130 for that puppy. Looks like phone watches are set to be a niche market for a expanded day, since it isn’t all that practical no matter how many features you cram inside.

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Don’t like the normal alarm clocks that you buy off the shelves at Wal-Mart? whether you’re willing to spend some instance to build one for yourself, you could always follow the instructions for the Dynamically Programmable Alarm Clock. that smart alarm clock is able to integrate with Google Calendar by Wi-Fi, sounding the alarm based on schedules on Google Calendar. It’s plus able to take into history factors such as the driving distance, traffic reports and the weather in order to wake you up at the optimal date. The clock sports a 6.4-inch touchscreen LCD display. The clock has built-in 4W speakers, FM radio functions as well as iPod connectivity, just to manufacture waking up more pleasant.

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The Nokia N8 has already been cloned, can you believe it or not? that clone surely looks a whole lot like Nokia’s original Symbian^3-powered model, although you can be certain that the specifications are far from it. The 3.2″ display comes with a paltry 400 x 240 resolution, not to mention an integrated FM radio, Bluetooth connectivity and a battery which supposedly lasts anywhere from 3 to 5 hours. Yeah, we’re scratching our heads as well at that kind of battery life – what is that, 1980? Obviously, that clone is badly lost a 12-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi connectivity and integrated 3G support, but all of that is fair considering the $105 price tagged to it.

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Those mini portable speakers are a dime a dozen nowadays, but how many of them are hand-made from wood and look like a nut? That’s what the Motz Mini Speaker is offering – a pretty looking portable speaker that offers FM radio as well. You’ll be able to recharge its lithium-polymer battery via a USB port, after which you’ll be able to enjoy up to 10-hours of music whether you’re using it along headphones or 5-hours whether used as a speaker or AUX. whether you think that cute looking speaker is what you’ve been looking for, you’ll need to be prepared to shell out $35.99 for it.

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The iPhone 4G isn’t even out yet, but the folks at Shanzai are ahead of even Apple themselves with a type new iPhone 4G clone. that handset copies the design but don’t expect its innards and software to hold a candle to what Cupertino is able to offer, although one can just envision the staple China specifications including a dual SIM carriage, Java support and an integrated FM radio among others. It plus will be a whole lot cheaper, that’s for certain!

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If you’re one who constantly gets around and receive incoming calls on your cellphone every singled-out moment of the day, how about getting dual lines to help distinguish among work and play? Instead of toting two phones, why not settle for a dual SIM handset, case in point the LG GM360 Bali? that strange phone allows you to run a couple of SIM cards simultaneously, and will come with a 5-megapixel camera, a 3″ WQVGA touchscreen display, an integrated music player, an FM radio, Bluetooth connectivity, USB support and a microSD memory card slot. No concept on pricing or availability though.

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It definitely isn’t a common occurence to see your netbook come with a TV tuner, let alone an integrated AM/FM radio. Well, Onkyo has done so with its DC213 netbook that features both including standard fare such as a 10.1” 1,024 x 600 resolution display, an Intel Atom N450 processor, integrated GMA 3150 graphics, 1GB RAM, a 250GB hard drive, the standard array of ports and Windows 7 Starter as the operating system of choice. You will need to fork out around $481 for that whether you happen to live in Japan. Guess we won’t see that hang around our shores anytime soon, eh?

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Motorola has announced not just one or two, but six new phones, though they all seem to be budget-centric phones. Still, whether you’re on a tight budget and shopping for a new phone, they might pique your interest.

The first two are the MOTO WX161 and the W181. Both are classic candybar phones with 1.3-inch and 1.5-inch displays respectively. Not many details were supplied, aside from the availability of a LED torch feature and FM radio.

The MOTO WX260 and WX265 offer the same technical specifications, but the former is a candybar, while the latter sports a clamshell structure factor. They offer Bluetooth 2.0, WAP browser, FM radio, audio player, microSD card expansion up to 2GB.

Finally, the MOTO WX290 and WX295 offer 1.8-inch displays, built-in camera, MMS features, LED torch, Bluetooth 2.0, WAP 2.0 browser and FM radio.

Pricing isn’t available at the moment, but you can bet that they won’t break the bank.

Press release.

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Despite all the hype and leaks about the upcoming iPhone 4G and the “iPhone” label at the back of it, we’re fairly certain that that “Leady Apple” phone isn’t the iPhone 4G. It’s probably safe to assume that “Leady” is probably a typo of Lady, since the phone does seem geared a little bit towards the fairer sex. Specifications of that phone are fairly standard, with the usual built-in games, media playback features, digital camera, FM radio and mirror-finish display. It’s quite cool to have a rounded display, but it browsing the World Wide Web on such a display would probably be disappointing.

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