BenQ presents the new Joybook Lite U121 Eco netbook that will be available soon in China, Malaysia and Taiwan markets. The U121 Eco sports an Intel Atom Z520 or Z530 processor, …

In addition to the Ferrari Atom PC, here is another interesting Atom/Ion mini PC that comes in the shape of a vase. ECS (Elite Group)’s vase small form factor PC is powered by Intel’s Atom 230 processor, 1GB RAM, and NVIDIA Ion graphics.

At the Computex 2009, you can find this DigiCube MIDPhone-50, that is a mixture of UMPC and mobile phone, like the xpPhone. The MIDPhone-50, powered by Intel’s Atom Z processor and 512MB/1GB RAM, has a 4.8-inch 800×480 touchscreen display and sliding QWERTY keyboard.

Microsoft introduces at the E3 2009 its Project Natal motion control system for XBox 360. The Project Natal is a revolutionary new way to play that does not require a controller. With the Project Natal, You, yourself, is the controller.

Getac upgrades its V100 fully rugged convertible tablet PC/notebook. The V100 is now powered by an Intel Penryn 1.4GHz processor with 800MHz front bus and 3MB L2 cache, 4GB RAM and 160GB-320GB hard drive.

Energizer and XPAL Power jointly developed the Energi To Go line of rechargeable power packs for mobile devices. These portable chargers/power packs are based on lithium polymer battery.

MainGear introdues the new Ephex series gaming PC. As the top-of-the-line model, the EphexX58 Elite sports an Intel Core i7-975 Extreme Edition 3.33GHz processor with MAINGEAR X20 Elite 360mm^2 …

ECS presents the T800, a 8.1-inch netbook running the Android OS. Boosted by a 800MHz or 1GHz TI OMAP3 processor, the T800 has 512MB RAM, a 2.5-inch hard drive or SSD.

At the Computex 2009, Acer shows three new Windows Mobile 6.5 based smartphones, the F1, L1 and C1. The F1 is the focus as it is powered by Qualcomm Snapdradon QSD8250 1GHz processor, which can also be found on Toshiba TG01.

iRexTechnologies announced that a color, writable, ultra thin digital e-book reader is expect to be launched in mid-2011.

The new iRex solution will be based on subtractive color mixing similar to physical printing which will offer three times the brightness of current color prototypes.
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