Cube, a Chinese PMP maker, is going to launch in China the H600HD portable media player that is capable of playing H.264, H.263, MKV HD video files, decoding DTS and AC-3 audio and offers 1080i TV-out. It even supports the new ExFAT file format.

The above is a netbook spotted in Hong Kong known as the Starline NB1000. What’s so special about this netbook is its invisible touchpad. You can only see the two mouse buttons but can’t really find the touchpad area.

In addition to the new controller-amplifiers, Knoll Systems releases the new HDP1100 and HDP1200 home theater projectors that are the first “from the ground up” designs in years of the company. …

Knoll Systems launches the new GSZ67 and GSZ44 controller-amplifiers that is based on the Eco-System amplifier that shuts off the amplifier (or channels within the amplifier – depending on what’s being used or not) to save power with no turn-on artifacts.

To celebrate the 35th Anniversary, Sanrio and MIMOBOT have partnered to introduce the Hello Kitty designer USB flash drive. This is the second electronic gadget gift for …

In addition to the A8HD, Newsmy is also planning the A18HD PMP that is just 10.09mm thick. As a Chinese MP4/MP5, the A18HD is a pretty standard offering providing …

Quirky Community, after the Split Stick, presents the DigiDudes, a community designed, funky, portable camera tripod and keychain with attitude. You can use the DigiDudes as a ordinary keychain. When you want to use your camera, you simply screw off your dude’s head and pull out his retractable legs for the perfect on-the-go camera mount.

Other than the E97, here is another Nokla phone, the E81 with a QWERTY keyboard. The Nokla E81 has a swivel design. It features a 2.4-inch display, built-in camera, media player, Bluetooth and a microSD card slot.

Key Digital introduces the new KD-CATHD, a kit that allows extending HDMI signal via CAT5/6 cables. It basically offers the same features as …

Neuroscientists at Wicab, Inc. has developed the BrainPort Vision Device that allows the blinds to “see” using their tougues. The device includes a pair of sunglassess that has a tiny digital video camera for collecting visual data. Data collected are then transmitted to a handheld, cellphone-sized base unit that will convert digital signal into electrical pulses.