It seems that the upcoming Pink handsets from Microsoft will be able to handle the microSD memory card format without lost a beat, and that is news worth cheering about whether your previous handsets already groove to the microSD format, making migration of platforms a whole lot easier. It looks like the microSD memory card format isn’t going to go away anywhere anytime soon, so it wouldn’t hurt for you to start purchasing more of these puppies whether you want to store a whole lot of portable notes on it.

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Lenovo’s Y460 notebook was recetly spotted in the wild, where it has been marketed to target university students who want a machine that is capable of doing both work while supporting the latest games. It sports a 14″ 1,366 × 768 resolution LED backlit display, a 2.13GHz Intel Core i3 330M processor, an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 graphics chipset, 2GB RAM, a 320GB hard drive and 1.3-megapixel webcam. The Lenovo Y460 is tipped to hit the market in a weeks’ moment, ready to help Chinese students get back into their groove after the winter holidays. No concept on pricing though, but it could do pretty well in that part of the world whether the price is right.

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At first glance, the Sony MHC-GZR33i might seem extremely familiar to many of us Stateside, as it plus known as the Muteki Shelf System LBT-LCD7Di. The US model comes with a tang orange color scheme on the speakers and light, while the European version which we’re talking about offers a more subdued look, boasting a 7″ LCD display, a 3-disc DVD/CD player and an iPod dock. It pumps out 360 watts of capability with GROOVE and Z-GROOVE bass boost, while a karaoke feature helps you bring the house down (or complaints from the neighbors to turn things down a notch). While it retails for $499, anyone wants to produce a guess on how much it’ll cost in Europe?

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