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The BlueBerry L900i is a clone of Blackberry Bold smartphone. Like the Blackberry, the Blueberry has QWERTY keyboard. It has a 2.4-inch 240×430 LCD display, a camera, integrated media player, FM tuner, dual SIM card slots, Bluetooth and a microSD card slot.

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Japanese company, Mouse Computer launches the LB-F1500W netbook PC that comes with a built-in 8X DVD +/-RW DL burner. Powered by an Intel Atom 1.6GHz processor, the LB-F1500W has 1GB of RAM, 160GB hard drive.

Mouse Computer’s LB-F1500W has a 10.2-inch LCD screen and supports WiFi 802.11b/g. It is the first netbook to have a DVD-ROM drive. The LB-F1500W costs 64800 Yen.

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Spanish site msiwind.es has got the MSI Wind U120H HSDPA netbook and tear down the netbook to have an inside look. You can see more photos after the break:

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System Velocita presents the VisionRacer VR3, a racing simulator that can work with PlayStation, XBox and PC. The VisionRacer VR3 has a stainless steel chassis, a fully adkustable race bred seat. It has a ergonomical design providing an incredible driving experience.

VisionRacer VR3 is available in package that includes the VR3, PS3, LCD screen and sound system. The package starts at GBP1599.

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Here is a clone of Motorola’s AURA mobile phone, the RicT-007 AVRA. The RicT-007 AVRA looks identical to the AURA. Priced at 750 Chinese Yuan, the RicT-007 AVRA features a 1.5-inch display, integrated media player, a camera, FM tuner and support for GSM 900/1800MHz.

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Polk Audio launches the new PSWi225 wireless subwoofer with a compact, room-friendly enclosure. The Polk PSWi225  utilizes the 2.4 GHz wireless transmissions technology delivering 40-180 Hz response. The wireless subwoofer has a rugged Long-throw Dynamic Balance co-polymer driver with Butyl Rubber surround.

Available in March 2009, the Polk Audio PSWi225 will be priced at $399.

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Mission Motors shows us its Mission One EV electric sport bike. The Mission One has a Lithium-Ion battery pack with Integrated Thermal Management System and a Liquid-cooled, 3-phase AC Induction motor.

The Mission One offers up to 150MPH top speed and 100 lb-ft torque at 0 to 6,500 rpm. It can run for about 150 miles with the Lithium-Ion battery pack. The first 50 Mission One bikes produced will be delivered in 2010 with a $68,995 price tag.

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TRENDnet launches the TEW-647GA 300Mbps Wireless N Gaming Adapter. The compact TEW-647GA wireless N adapter connect your Ethernet-ready gaming console to wireless N network offering a lag-free gaming experience.

The set up is easy. No drive is needed and network settings can be configured through your PC. It supports WiFi 802.11b/g/n standards.

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AmexAlpha offers the AME-105, a spy camera the pretend to be a ID badge. This ID card spy camera has a 1.3 Megapixel CMOS image sensor. It can record 352×288 video at 15fps in H.263 AVI format. The AME-105 has 4GB internal memory and integrated rechargeable battery offering up to 2 hours of battery life.

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Panasonic releases its BT-LH2550 LCD HD production monitor that is based on In-Plane Switching (IPS) panel. The 25.5-inch BT-LH2550 features 1920×1200 resolution, 10-bit processing circuit and 178-degree horizontal and vertical viewing angles. Panasonic’s BT-LH2550 offers six color space settings – SMPTE, EBU, ITU-R BT.709, Adobe 2.2, Adobe 1.8 and D-Cinema.

The BT-LH2550 has a Cine-gamma Film-Rec compensation function for compatible use with selected VariCam camcorders. You can also expect split-screen/freeze frame (live input vs. freeze frame), Standard Markers and Blue-only, H/V delay display, monochrome and Cross Hatch overlay display.

The Panasonic BT-LH2550 supports DVI-D input, two auto-switching SDI (HD/SD) inputs (with switched output), component and RGB, and standard RS-232C (9-pin) and GPI (9-pin) remote inputs. It is available now at a price of $5995.

There is also 17-inch BT-LH1760.

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