Here is video demo on the new 2009 Mitsubishi Lancer Ralliart. The 2009 Lancer Ralliart is powered by a single-scroll turbo engine that offers 229 hp. Watch the demo after the break:

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As we have mentioned, the OpenMoki’s Neo Freerunner open course phone is coming and now its confirmed that the phone will be out on 4th July.

The Neo FreeRunner is an open source phone running the Linux. It is a tri-band GSM phone with a 2.8-inch 480×640 touchscreen display, Bluetooth 2.0, WiFi 802.11b/g, AGPS and two 3-axis motion sensors.

The phone has 128MB RAM and 256MB NAND Flash. It is priced at $399, OpenMoko will start taking order starting from 4 July at Openmoko.com

eMachines introduces three new desktop PCs, the T3656, T5274 and W3653. All of them are valued-priced targeted on home users and students.

eMachines T3656 is powered by an Intel Celeron processor, 1GB of RAM, integrated graphics and a 160GB hard drive. It costs $299.99

The eMachines T5274 is more advanced with a Intel Pentium Dual core processor, 2GB of RAM, and a 320GB hard drive. It is priced at $399.99

Finally, the W3653 comes with a 17-inch widescreen LCD display and is powered by an dual core Celeron processor, 1GB of RAM and 320GB hard drive. It costs $498.

All the three PCs come with a DVD SuperMulti burner, a 15-in-1 digital media card reader and six USB 2.0 ports. They all run the new WIndows Vista SP1.

[Forbes]

Motion Computing introduces the C5 and F5 tablet PCs. The C5 is a Mobile Clinical Assistant (MCA) for health care workers. It has 80GB hard drive, though you have the option to get the SSD. C5 has also the option to get the integrated mobile broadband with the EV-DO module.

On the other hand, the F5 is a semi-rugged tablet PC we have seen before in a video. Like the C5, you have to options to get SSD and EV-DO connectivity.

There are also new accessories for both devices, including a Mobile Dock and Flex Carry case system. Both of them will run on Windows Vista Business.

Motion F5 and C5 slates, with SSD and WWAN support, are priced at $3,567 and  $3,366 respectively.

[Slashgear]

Acer is going to release in Japan two new DLP projectors, the P3250 and P5280. The Acer P3250 features  a 1024×768 resolution, 2000 lumens brightness, 2000:1 contrast ratio. The projector will offer 1600 lumens in Eco Mode.

The another model, P5280, also offers 1024×768 resolution and it has 3500 lumens brightness, 2000:1 contrast. It offers 2800 lumens in Eco mode.

Both projectors comes with HDMI and analog RGB inouts and 2-watt speakers while the P5280 has also DVI, S-Video and Composite interface.

[Acer]

Sanwa, from Japan, offers the CD-RE1AT optical disc repairer. Looks like a portable CD player, the device is able to repair discs and removes dust, fingerprints, and oily spots from the surface of discs. Sanwa CD-RE1AT will also apply a protective layer on the disc to prevent discs from future damages. It supports both 8cm and 12cm CD, DVD as well as Blu-ray discs.

[Sanwa]

OCZ Technology announced its Core Series SATA II 2.5″ Solid State Drives (SSDs). The new Core Series is available in 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB capacities. It offers a 120-143Mbs/ 80-93Mbs read/write speeds and seek times of less than 0.35ms.

The OCZ Core Series delivers the performance and reliability of the latest SSDs at a 50% less price per gigabyte than other high speed offerings currently on the market.

The Core Series SSD are priced at $169, $259 and $479 for 32GB, 64GB and 128GB models respectively.

[OCZ]

While the Eee Monitor is not yet confirmed by Asus, the Taiwan company is going to release the Eee PC 904 HD mini laptop. The Eee PC 904 HD will have the same body as the Eee PC 1000 and a 8.9-inch display and full size keyboard.

The HD in the model name is not suggeting a HD display, instead it is about Hard Drive, that Eee PC 904 HD will be equipped with, instead of SSD.

The price will be around 250 Pounds.

[PCRetail]

As reported by LaptopMag, Asus is going to add the Eee Monitor to its Eee family, in addition to Eee PC, Eee Box, Eee TV and Eee Stick. Though no official details and info are available, the Eee Monitor should come in 19-inch or 20-inch screen size and offers 4 USB ports, VGA/DVI port, audio out and two Ethernet ports.

It looks like the Eee Monitor is more like a All-in-one PC like the iMac than just a LCD display. The Denon logo on the bottom right of the display indicates that this potential all-in-one may have a built-in Denon amplifier and speaker system.

Thanko presents the i2i Stream that is a short distance wireless streaming device. The i2i comes in two parts. Plug the one of them to your music player, your friends can then use the another one to receive streaming signals and enjoy the music.

The i2i Stream works in a radius of 10 meters. It offers frequency response of 10Hz-24,000Hz, a bit-rate of 16bit at 48kbps Stereo, an audio latency of 20ms.

[Akihabaranews]