Samsung has finally announced the ultraportable X360 notebook weighting only 2.8-pounds and a stylish slim look.

The machine will run on a Centrino 2 ULV processor using a 13.3-inch display with a 1280 x 800 resolution. It also sports 1 GB of RAM, up to 128 SSD or a 120GB HDD, Wi-Fi, a 1.3-megapixel camera, an ExpressCard slot, Bluetooth 2.0+ EDR, Ethernet, USB ports, VGA-out, a 7-in-1 card reader, HDMI and up to 10 hours of battery life.

The information on pricing and release date are not yet available but we’ll keep you posted.

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If you’re trying to get yourself a good Blu-ray home theater system but you simply cannot find the right one for you them you should pay attention to this new one from Sony. The BDV-IT1000 has 700 W written all over and thanks to the producers features wireless slim speakers that will look great in your living room.

The central unit boasts with two HDMI inputs, BD-Live readiness, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS-HD support, Dolby TrueHD, optical digital and analog stereo audio inputs and Sony’s Digital Media Port.

Unfortunately there are no information available on pricing and availability.

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Week after week AMD is preparing new surprises for its customers. Now it’s time for some new about the Kuma dual-core Phenom-based processor that is getting ready to hit the market.

This new AMD baby will range from 2.3 GHz to 1.90GHz with 1MB L2 cache and 2MB L3 cache. And if that’s still not enough, you can always go for a triple-core 2.4Ghz Black Edition Phenom 8750s and 125-watt Phenom 9950 CPUs.

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Verizon and UTStarcom joined hands and released on the market “Blitz” smartphone (officially named TXT8010). This smartphone is a handset designed especially for tweens.

The Blitz features a QWERTY keyboard, a 1.3 megapixel camera, VCAST music, Bluetooth and a microSD slot.

The producer released no information on the measurements of this device but considering how small a child’s hand is I think the Blitz is very tiny.

That being said, you can get your Blitz right now because it’s available in stores with a 2-year contract and a price tag of $70.

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After releasing a laptop line-up Dell hits the market once again with two Vostro desktop models: the A160 Mini-Tower and the A100 entry-level.

Both machines run using Windows Vista or Ubuntu and feature expandable graphics capability, integrated audio, graphics and network connection and USB ports.

To be more specific, the A160 can be customized with a dual core Pentium or a single/ dual core Intel Celeron processors, a 16x DVD ROM and up 80GB of storage space. The A100 desktop has an Intel Atom processor, a 160GB HDD and an 8x DVD+/-RW.

Starting next month the Vostro desktops will be available on the market but we have no information about their prices.

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Do you remember Panasonic’s DMP-BD50? Well here are its two followers: the DMP-BD35 and the DMP-BD55.

These two new Blu-ray players feature great looks and run using a 45nm 3rd-generation UniPhier processor. Both of them boast with internal decoding or bitstreamed output in full 7.1, Dolby Digital Plus and DTS-HD MA audio support, Dolby TrueHD, and last but most important full BD-Live / Profile 2.0 compatible hardware.

Until this moment Toshiba released no information on pricing and availability.

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Toshiba has just made an official announcement introducing their newest upscalling TV.

This new ZF Series boasts with Cell processors and the producer’s Resolution+ technology for smooth edges, sharp details without damaging to entire image. The line-up comprises a 40-incher called 40ZF575D and a 46-incher – the 46ZF575D.

Both of them feature Active Vision M100 HD 100Hz 5:5 pulldown processing, 30,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, 1080p, 6ms response times, RGB and PC input and 4 HDMI plugs.

For now Toshiba will release the LCDs in Europe only but he have no specific information on pricing and release date.

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PLV-Z700 is the newest projector from Sanyo that will offer full High Definition support. Its 3LCD panel uses the most advanced lens-shifting technology, a 3D management system and a variable iris. This means it can adjust 3 screens vertically and 2 screens horizontally.

In addition to all that it features a 2x zoom and Full HD panel with 1920 x 1080 resolution from Blu-ray discs, paid TV services, HD camcorders and terrestrial-based HD broadcasts.

The Sanyo PLV-Z700 LCD projector will be available in stores starting this October with a price tag of $1,995.

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Not a day passes without a new gadget entering the market. Very soon a regular PC won’t be able to face them all and that’s why it’s very important if some devices can be connected directly without needing an intermediary.

That’s why Brando developed a USB + eSATA to SATA adapter that will allow you to virtually connect a SATA device using only a USB/eSATA port. This is great especially for backup or data transfer.

The adaptor will work perfectly with any SATA device between DVDs and 3.5” hard drives.

If you think you can use it you can place your order starting now for $33.

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Dell’s new Vostro A860 and A840 hit strongly the market (except for US) with some interesting looks and great prices.

In addition to all this, the A860 has a 15.6-inch display with a HD resolution while the smaller A840 (14.1-inch) has WXGA written all over.

The machines feature 160 GB or 120 GB storage space, 1 GB of RAM, WiFi, CD/DVD burners, Bluetooth and from Celeron to Core 2 Duo you can chose any processor you like and that’s pretty cool.

The most impressive thing about them is that you’re not forced to use Windows Vista anymore. They can run on Ubuntu!

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