The Minox Digital Spy Camera that you see here boasts of an illustrious pedigree, ranging from Bond to Flint and Kuryakin among others. Of course, we’re referring to its predecessors, where the Minox Digital Spy Camera has now received a more contemporary update to keep up with the times in terms of technology while retaining its retro style. You get 5.1-megapixels of shooting goodness alongside a microSD memory card slot for image storage reasons, not to mention having an external flash when the situation calls for it with the ability to shoot close focus shots from 50cm away. Fancy forking out €229 for that?

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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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We brought you word on the LG Ally a couple of days ago with nothing much but a skeleton, but here’s some flesh to cover up its bones in the style of its official site. The Ally’s product page clearly has a thing for Iron Man 2, where we do know that the LG Ally will be powered by the Android 2.1 operating system, boasting a QWERTY keyboard for fast and easy messaging as well as a 3.2″ external touchscreen display which offers tactile feedback to boot. Not only that, you can remain connected to family and friends thanks to integrated social networking capability with direct access to your Facebook and Twitter accounts, while a rear camera and a microSD memory card slot completes its list of features. Still no word on pricing or a carrier though.

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Encipher Limited has jumped aboard the tablet bandwagon with a new 7″ tablet design that is powered by what else but Google Android. While the company is based in Nigeria and the UK, we are at a loss as to where the Encipher tablet will be sold, and neither do we have an inklin on how much it will cost. Guess you will just have to draw a price point from the specifications such as a 7″ 800 x 480 resolution display, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi connectivity, 16GB of internal memory, 512MB RAM, an SD memory card slot, a VIA processor, Google Android 1.6, USB connectivity, HDMI output and the ability to connect to 3G mobile broadband networks via an external device. Hopefully when released, an updated Android OS will be made available to that unnamed tablet for it to keep up with the times.

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The Apple iPad has certainly been a success in its own right, and has fast fallen under the net of clone manufacturers for good reason – after all, why not ride on the popularity of a device that has sold by a million in less than half a year since its release? The M003 Apad you see here is additionally known as the iRobot, albeit it runs off the Android operating system (version unknown). Bearing a 7″ TFT display at 800 x 480 resolution, the iRobot comes with Google Maps support, HD video compatibility, a built-in webcam, 2GB/4GB of internal memory and an SD memory card slot. It retails for $199.99, and thanks to integrated Wi-Fi connectivity, you won’t need to look out for a mobile carrier to subscribe to for a mobile documents plan.

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SmartQ’s R7 E-Magine ereader ought to tickle your fancy whether you want something feature packed without breaking the bank, although do be prepared to live with a less-than-decent operating system. The R7 is a multimedia intensive device, featuring a 7″ SVGA resolution touchscreen LCD display alongside Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity, IPTV support, compatibility with the most popular audio and video file formats, a built-in Web browser and 2GB of internal memory which can be further augmented via its SDHC memory card slot. Powered by an ARM11 processor, you get 256MB of RAM accompanying the device, where its 3300mAh li-ion battery ought to be able to last up to 8 hours for reading functions. Not one for folks who want something “branded”, so to speak, but it serves its purpose well decent as a generic portable media player.

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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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Folks living in the UK will be able to get their hands on the LG Optimus GT540 Android-powered smartphone pretty soon, where it sports a 3″ HVGA display, a 3-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.1 connectivity, A-GPS capability, DivX and Xvid compatibility, a 3.5mm jack and a social networking client that makes it a snap for you to hook up to various sites such as Facebook, Twitter and Bebo. It can plus be expanded memory-wise thanks to a microSD memory card slot, although we’re not certain which version of Android it will come with. You can choose from a quartet of colors – black, white, pink and silver, and we hope to get a whiff of its price soon. [Press Release]

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The HTC Desire is going to reach on US Cellular that coming July, and while US Cellular operates on a CDMA network, we are pretty surprised to see the HTC Desire not appearing on larger CDMA players such Sprint or Verizon. Shame though, as we are pretty certain that the HTC Desire isn’t a slouch by any means, considering it comes with a 3.7? AMOLED touchscreen display, a 5-megapixel camera with LED flash, Wi-Fi connectivity, GPS navigation, full access to the Android Market and a microSD memory card slot. No word on pricing, but expect full details to roll out in due date.

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Garmin has announced that they will be rolling out a trio of marine GPS handheld devices known as the Garmin GPSMAP 78, GPSMAP 78s and GPSMAP 78sc. that remodeled series are able to run for up to 20 hours on just a pair of AA batteries, and will feature the HotFix GPS receiver from SiRF to help you get around. Shared specifications include a 2.6? color TFT display, IPX 7 waterproof certification, 1.7GB of internal memory and a microSD memory card slot are plus standard. The GPSMAP 78 is going for $350 being the base model, while the $450 GPSMAP 78s comes with a barometric altimeter, tilt compensated 3-axis electronic compass and wireless unit-to-unit transfer. Last but not least is the $550 GPSMAP 78sc which has all that and pre-loaded maps. Meant for folks who spend plenty of instance in the waters though.

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