USRobotics announced its new USR8710 uShare mini NAS adapter that turns your USB external hard drive into a network storage device on your local network. Simply connect an …

Samsung announced its Spinpoint M8 internal hard drive for notebook, which consists of two 500GB platters to provide 1TB storage space. The 2.5-inch drive has a form …

Mushkin introduces its new Chronos Series solid state drives powered by SandForce’s SF-2281 SSD controller. The new line is available in …

Along with the Pro9500, ViewSonic brings the new PJL6243 and PJL6233 LCD projectors for education market. Based on 3LCD display technology, the PJL6243 and PJL6233 both feature 1024×768 resolution and offer 3000 ANSI lumens and 2600 ANSI lumens brightness, respectively. They include the 3LCD True Color Technology to deliver accurate color and true to life images and are equipped with a 1.2 optical zoom lens and a 1W integrated speaker.

ViewSonic introduces a new 3LCD projector, the Pro9500 optimal for lecture halls, auditoriums, boardrooms and classrooms. The new Pro 9500 projector features a 1024×768 XGA native resolution with 5000 ANSI lumens brightness and 3500:1 contrast ratio. It is equipped with three 0.63-inch 3LCD Poly-Si TFT with Micro Lens and a 245-watt lamp with up to 5,000 hours of life.

ViewSonic adds to its line of tablet the new ViewSonic 730, an Android tablet designed for the value seeker who doesn’t want to compromise on features. Powered by an ARM Cortex A8 1GHz processor with 512MB RAM, the 7-inch tablet runs Android 2.2 OS. It comes with 8GBinternal memory

Sony officially announced at the E3 its new PlayStation Vita (PCH-1000 series) next generation portable gaming device designed to bring users a new portable gaming experience. At first sight, the PS Vita may look like the original PlayStation Portable (PSP), but it actually gets a all-new Life (Vita means “Life” in Latin). The handheld is available for $249 for WiFi-only model and $299 for 3G/WiFi model.

PhotoFast shows at the Computex 2011 its i-FlashDrive storage device designed for use with iPhone, iPad and iPod. Looks like the ordinary flash drive, PhotoFast’s new drive not only has USB connector for use with PC/Mac computers, but also a 30-pin dock connector for plugging into iOS devices. Users can download a free app from the App Store for file management. The app can also be used for reading documents and MP3 playback.

Kingston announced its Wi-Drive, a wireless portable storage device designed to expand the storage capabilities of iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. The pocket-sized Wi-Drive utilizes flash memory for storage and supports WiFi 802.11g/n allowing users to access stored files wirelessly, without requiring cables or an Internet connection. Using the Wi-Drive app from the App Store, the drive lets users to stream videos, access music or share files with other Apple device owners.

Polar, maker of heart rate monitoring and fitness assessment devices, introduces its new RCX5 training computer watch ideal for multi-sport endurance athletes. The devices features ZoneOptimizer that adjust personal heart rate zones based on a user’s current physiological condition to guide training at the right intensity, making every session more effective. It includes Sport Profiles that allows users to quickly switch between sports during training and Race Pace function for regulating speed and race strategy.