Toshiba launches the world’s first commercially available HD DVD player HD-XA1 which can handle dual-layer discs up to 30Gb.

The $850  can up-convert standard DVD to 1080i or 720p through HDCP-capable HDMI output while there’s L-PCM 5.1ch audio, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD. The player …

Have you watch the movie Minority Report? Remember the transparent computer screen used by Tom Cruise? We may be able to use that kind of sceen in the near future. The German researchers, located at the Technical University of Braunschweig have developed in their labs: World’s …

Samsung released it 3 Megapixel phone SGH-P858 in 13 March in Taiwan. The SGH-P858 features a 3-Magepixel CMOS camera, a 260k TFT LCD, MP3/Digital player supports MP3/MPEG4 playback built-in 75MB memory.The front flap of the phone can rotate 180 degrees and flips down, with the internal display facing out by which can activate the camera.

Sony Ericsson is going to releases its entry level Walkman mobile phone W300i in Hong Kong. The W300i is the 7th Walkaman phone from Sony Ericsson. As a entry level phone, it gives you Complete Walkman music experience with a 262,144-colour 128×160 pixel TFT and a External Monochrome screen, 20MB built-in Memory , Memory Stick Micro support, Bluetooth, FM Radio,EDGE Class 10. The phone measures 90 x 47 x 24.5 mm and weights 94g. The phone will come with a 256MB Memory Stick Micro(M2) . If you look carefully, you will found that the W300i looks exactly the same as Z530i (See the pciture below). The release date and price are not yet confirmed but we will keep a close eye. More pictures after the break

According to Hu Weiwu, researcher of the Computer Institute of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) Dragon chip lab, they have developed a 1GHz- Dragon chip which work as good as 2GHz Pentium 4. Computers installed with the 1GHzDragon CPU have been used for trial …

Two weeks ago, we have got a brief look on the new Samsung SPH-S4300 Music Phone which is the combination of MP3 Player and Mobile phone. Now we got more live photos.
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