Plantronics launches the new version of the GameCom 777 (model 79733-11) with Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound gaming headset. …

Toshiba not only brings the A665 and M645 for multimedia enthusiasts, the company also offers the Satellite C600 series …

Toshiba brings its new Satellite A665 and Satellite M645 series entertainment notebooks that seamlessly blend style with multimedia performance. The A665 and M645 are powered by Intel’s …

Toshiba announced the new Satellite T215 and Satellite T235 ultra slim notebook PCs. The new AMD-powered T200 series has a sleek and stylish look and a all-new …

Toshiba introduces its new Satellite L600 series notebook line, which includes four model clasess, the highly-mobile Satellite L635 with 13-inch display, the lightweight Satellite L645 with a …

Nintendo announced at the E3 Expo its all-new 3DS glasses-free portable 3D gaming system. The new 3DS features a 3.53-inch top screen that enables 3D view without the need for special glasses with 800×240 resolution and a 3.02-inch touchscreen with 320×240 resolution. It gets one 0.3 Megapixel inner camera and two 0.3 Megapixel outer camera for capturing 3D images.

Two Windows Mobile Omnia, then two Android Galaxy, here comes two new Wave running Samsung’s own Bada OS, the Samsung Wave 2 S5250 and Wave 2 Pro S5330, following the Wave S8500. Both phones feature a 3.2-inch touchscreen LCD display, a 3 Megapixel camera with video recording, Bluetooth, A-GPS and WiFi 802.11n connectivity.

Samsung Galaxy 3 i5800

In addition to the duo of WM phones, Samsung also brings two new Android-based Galaxy smartphones, the Galaxy 3 i5800 and Galaxy 5 i5500. Two new Galaxy phones both run Android 2.1 with Samsung’s TouchWiz 3.0 UI.

At the CommunicAsia 2010, Samsung introduces two new OMNIA Windows Mobile phones, the OMNIA Pro 4 B7350 (left) and OMNIA Pro 5 B6520 (right), both with QWERTY keyboard. These smartphones runs Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 6.5.

Parrot will release in September its AR.Drone iPhone-controlled quadricopter that is to bring “your reality into a video game. The AR.Drone has four sets of blades and two cameras, one front-facing for streaming video to iPhone and one underneath facing the ground for auto-pilot.