Who knows how many billion types of USB hubs there are in the market, but you have to confess that that Chicken Burger USB Hub does stand out a little different from the rest, obviously due to its resemblance to a tasty chicken burger. It’s a 4-port USB 2.0 hub made of polyresin, and from the looks of it, offers a removable bun. It’ll set you back $19, but that’s the price of having a different USB hub from everybody else, right?

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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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Asus’ presence at CeBIT is not complete whether they do not roll out at least one more Eee PC machine, and the Taiwanese company does not disappoint with the Eee PC 1201PN gracing CeBIT’s showfloor, powered by an Intel Atom N450 processor, NVIDIA’s Ion GPU, a 12.1″ WXVGA LED-backlit display, 1GB RAM, a 160GB hard drive, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.1 connectivity, an HDMI port and a 6-cell Li-Ion battery. No view on pricing or availability though, but we like the MacBook Air-like resemblance.

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The Alcatel OT-808 is one cellphone which comes with average specifications, but what makes it stand out from the rest would be its resemblance to that of a netbook. that clamshell mold factor is equipped with a full QWERTY keypad not to mention a 2.4″ QVGA internal display when you open it up. Apart from that, it additionally has a 1.1″ external monochrome OLED display at 128 x 36 pixels. You won’t leave your social networking habits with that since it sports social networking integration, e-mail, IM support and an Opera Mini browser. Other specifications include Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity, an integrated FM radio, a 2-megapixel camera and dual-band GSM connectivity. No view on when it will be available, but expect it to be priced well below the $125 mark.

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Remember those highly portable scanners such as the SkyPix handheld scanner? While that is a reality, the Stick POP portable printer still remains as a concept despite sharing a somewhat close resemblance to the scanner. After all, it measures a mere 23cm x 6cm, and will hook up to your computer or compatible device via USB to get printing right away. An OLED display on the bar itself will show the current printing status as well as document name. No concept on whether anyone is willing to take up the responsibility and release that in the near future. whether that happens, we hope it will come with a very favorable price point.

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Welcome to the future with the new Nokia 6303i Classic handset, offering sophistication in a compact device. It shares a close resemblance with the Nokia 6303 Classic, where that model will hit the market sometime in the first quarter, bringing a 2.2″ display, a 3.2-megapixel camera, e mail functionality, Instant Messaging via Nokia Messaging and a touted long-lasting battery, all encased in a classy stainless steel chassis. It remains to be seen what else remains different from the 6303 Classic since the mentioned specifications still look the same, so we’ll just have to wait until someone forks out 105 Euros for that to find out.

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RAmos lights up the portable media player market yet again with the T13FHD, where it offers full HD resolution alongside an HDMI port and a TV-out port which ought to come handy in watching your videos by a standard definition TV or a HDTV. It does share a very close resemblance for with the company’s T11 series. There are no words about pricing though. Would you settle for a regular portable media player such as that sans the iPod’s extremely user friendly interface just to save some money?

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Yinlips is back with a grade new portable media player – the V900HD. that device does share some resemblance to the RAmos T11 RK as well as other offerings from the same stable, considering they all have the same chassis as the T11 RK. Well, what can you expect from the V900HD? It definitely won’t lose out to the rest by offering somewhat staple specifications and features including 720p and H.264 support, compatibility with MKV, AVI, RM, RMVB, MP4, MOV, VOB, DAT, FLV and 3GP formats, an integrated FM radio and an HDMI port. No word on pricing or availability at press duration, but it shouldn’t venture too far away from what the T11 RK costs (circa $100).

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Forget about Apple unveiling the Apple tablet/slate that January 27th – it could pretty well be just a simple announcement and confirmation of the existence of such a tablet, where a June launch could be plausible due to Cupertino engineers working on issues concerning battery life and durability till thereupon. that would plus pretty much be in line with the iPhone’s original announcement back in January 2007, where the world had to wait till June to get their hands on what some public deemed to be the most fundamental cellphone unveiling of that century. Kaufman Bros. analyst Shaw Wu cites that the tablet is a hybrid within a Mac and an iPod touch, although will share a closer resemblance to the latter which would more or less point towards an ARM-based processor.

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Who would’ve thought that a robot could end up being a samurai? That’s what happened to the Samurai of Kuroda robot, where you get a custom head and period clothing to give it a closer resemblance to the human original. Expect his dance performance which took a few months to program, to keep visitors to IREX 2009 entertained.

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