Aside from the recently announced LU2300, LG has just announced the LG-SU950, dubbed the KU9500 by KT in Korea. While there isn’t any pricing info just yet, we do know that that phone is slated to be released around May or June in Korea. Specifications of the LG-SU950 include:

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You might remember the 9000 Series LED TV from Samsung that we caught sight of at CES, and now these TVs have gone official in Korea, along with a similarly cool LCD remote control. The TV offers a 9.8mm thick luxury panel sporting a 3D proprietary system, and plus supports Wi-Fi, DLNA and is compatible with Energy Star 4.0. Aside from its technical specs, you have to confess that the 9000 Series is an amazing looking TV.

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Sky is now offering the Pandora from Pantech, which will probably be suited to folks who are looking for a stylish luxury phone in Korea. The phone itself is very thin, measuring in at just 9.1mm thick. It additionally offers a rather rare touchpad at the top of the touchscreen, allowing you to use a Drag & Drop operate on your phone. Aside from that, the Pandora plus features the usual Wi-Fi connectivity, 3-inch LCD display, DMB, Bluetooth, 3-megapixel autofocus camera and GPS.

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Normally when you see an advert regarding an Android device, it’s probably not all that exciting, but it seems that the folks by in Korea seem to like move lively advertisements, at least that’s what we’re guessing based on the video ads from South Korean network SK Telecom. Check out the ads after the jump.

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In Korea and need to be able to project your presentation while on the go? That’s what Samsung’s newly-announced AMOLED Beam SPH-W9600 phone is for. The successor to the Samsung Haptic Beam (SPH-W7900) has a built-in 9-lumen projector module which is capable of projecting images up to 50-inches in size. With its 5-megapixel camera, terrestrial DMB, Microsoft Office support and DivX codec support, you can be certain that you won’t run out of things to show via its projector.

Press release.

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SKY has come up with an Android-powered phone to help Google’s Android OS manufacture more waves by in Korea, the Pantech IM-A600S Sirius, and it should be an interesting phone, considering that it’s powered by Qualcomm’s forceful Snapdragon processor. That being said, do bear in mind that the best hardware in the world would still manufacture a terrible phone is the software isn’t good, and hopefully Google’s OS hasn’t been tweaked beyond recognition. Other specifications of the Pantech IM-A600S Sirius include:

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Samsung of Korea and Belkin have come together to roll out a bunch of accessories for the N150 and X170 notebooks, where among them include a colorful pouch and mouse that brings the retro look to the forefront. You will definitely find these to be appealing, thanks to is pink and yellow colors that will definitely have youth chattering about it, although it is currentl a Samsung exclusive and can be purchased from the Samsung online store. Of course, we’re certain you can additionally use the mouse whether you don’t own either a Samsung N150 or X170, but that’s not the point, is it?

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Nobody likes to lose a game due to lag, and while sometimes it’s inevitable, you can try and minimize it, and that’s what the WinFast Killer Xeno Pro will try to help you do. It claims to offer superior online performance thanks to its committed Network Processing Unit (NPU) and Game Detect technology. With that in place, traffic from games will be identified and prioritized, helping you avoid that ever-irritating lag. that network card is set for distribution through online and retail channels in Taiwan, Korea and Japan, which should be great news for gamers who are by there.

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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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LG will be having another entry into the 3D TV market, with its LG LX9500 3DTV, which is slated to go on sale in early May in the U.S. and Europe, albeit the TV will be launching in Korea first. The LX9500 will support the active shutter glasses needed to let you experience the 3D effect, as well as HDMI 1.4 ports, USB 2.0, Wireless AV Link, Skype (via an optional camera), and is additionally DLNA-ready whether you opt to add-on the dongle. There isn’t any official price to that 3D TV just yet, but reports tip that the 47-inch model will be going for 4.7m KRW, which is about $4,112, certainly not spare change.

Press release.

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