Dell confirmes the rumored 5-inch Android tablet concept, called the Mini 5, joining the Mini 3 smartphone and Mini netbooks. The Mini 5 gets a 5-inch multitouch touchscreen and a 5 Megapixel main camera and a front camera. Other than WiFi, the 5-inch tablet supports 3G network as well.

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Samsung announced its 64GB moviNAND embedded flash memory device and 32GB microSD memory card. These new memory solution are based on the company’s 32 gigabit (Gb) NAND …

EKS introduces its Otus EAW DJ controller at the 2009 NAMM Show. Claimed to be the world’s most configurable DJ controller, the Otus RAW can work as a single or dual deck controller …

LG is going to release in April its XF2 HD media player that comes with 500GB internal hard drive. The player offers 1920x1080p Full HD output and 5.1-channel …

SilverPAC introduces the SilverSTAT 7 advanced seven-day programmable thermostat, which is based on Intel Atom platform and embedded on Windows CE 6.0 R3. This new product amis to replace standard household thermostarts with …

Guru’board introduces the Miniguru mechanical keyboard that is designed to keep you fingers always on the home row, which means the index fingers resting on …

Ultrasone launches the new Edition 8 Palladium closed-back headphones. This new version has brushed Palladium plated ear cups. On top of that the outer ear cups are emblazoned with a clasp of high …

Here are few shows of Sony Ericsson Robyn, which is believe to be the mini version of the XPERIA X10. The Robyn will probably come in four color variants, black, silver, pink and yellow. The mini X10 gets a smaller touchscreen, a 5 Megapixel camera, WiFi and HSDPA support.

Freescale presents its reference design of Smartbook tablet featuring a 7-inch touchscreen. The tablet is powered by Freescale’s highly integrated i.MX515 processor incorporating ARM Cortex-A8 core, OpenVG and OpenGL/ES graphics cores and HD video decoder. It has 512MB of RAM and up to 64GB of internal storage.

Kanguru introduces the Defender Elite, a secure, hardware encrypted USB drive meeting government, healthcare and financial industry standards. Kanguru’s offering features military grade AES 256-bit …