From now on, when you’ll be thinking about expensive phones, Motorola Aura will one of the devices that be visiting your thoughts.

The features? Well… it has a stylish display with 16 million colors and 300dpi resolution on a swivel design with the circular screen at the pivot.

The screen’s lens is a 1.62 carat sapphire crystal and the finnish is the same as the one used for expensive wristwatches. The swivel uses 130 precision ball bearings while the keypad is made entirely from aluminium. Pretty impressive huh?!

Now, about its user functions, it boasts wit quad-band GSM support, Motorola’s CrystalTalk feature, a 2MP camera, 2 GB of internal memory, stereo Bluetooth, a music player, e-mail, messaging and speakerphone.

If you have $1,999 in your pocket you can buy yourself this splendid and very expensive phone starting December 4^th.

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There are plenty models of “clip-on” MP3 players on the market but many of them slip easily and that’s very unpleasant. That’s why iBangle is here for you.

This new design concept fits right on your wrist and… it has no earphones! In order to transmit the audio sound it uses wireless earbuds and the navigation is made via one multi-touch track pad.

You should know that this is only a Gopinath Prasana concept but it will be great if it hits mass production. We’ll keep you posted.

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The computer mouse is probably the most important peripheral joining your computer or laptop. You can customize it as you wish. There are: car mice, frog mice, flower mice, bear mice, etc.

For car fans, I bring you the Road Mice ($44.95). They look exactly like cool and fast automobiles with various colors. For example your wireless mouse can look like a Dodge Charger, Chevy Camaro or even like a Ford Mustang GT.

On the other side, you can go for the USB Air Flow Mouse with Scrolling LED Message ($33.95). This tiny mouse is available in both red and green, has a fan that will cool of your hand and an included remote control.

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If you loved playing with electronic toy trains when you were a child them most probably you will love this new Q-Train from Takara Tomy’s Q-toys series.

The toy includes three 3-centimeter cars, a crossing, a station, a bridge, sign posts and miniature traffic lights. The package also includes a wireless remote that you can use to control two cars at once.

It will be perfect as a Christmas gift considering that on November 15 the Q-Train will be available on the Japanese market for $38.

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EasyShare7 (ESP7) and EasyShare9 (ESP9) are the latest all-in-one printers from Kodak that involve low ink replacement costs: $9.99 for black ink and $14.99 for color ink.

ESP7 can print two 4×6” photo prints per minute, 32 black and 30 color pages per minute. It features a 3” color LCD display, Wi-Fi and Ethernet printing, 2-sided print options and an automatic paper tray system. If you’re interested in buying one you should know that it costs $199.99.

On the other side, ESP9 features all the above plus an industry first 10” one touch control panel LCD screen, an automatic document feeder and a $299 price tag.

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After the Intel-based GX620 and GX720, MSI decided to release on the market a new gaming couple: the AMD-powered GX630 and GT735.

Both machines run on a Turion X2 Ultra dual-core processor and use the Turbo Drive Engine technology that allows them to be overckocked by up to 15%.

The GX630 (1,049.99) sports a 15.4-inch LCD, up to 4GB of RAM, a NVIDIA’s 512MB GeForce 9600M GT, optional Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, VGA out, gigabit Ethernet, integrated stereo speakers, WiFi, a 2-megapixel webcam, a 4-in-1 card reader and an optional Blu-ray.

The GT735 ($1,249.99) features all the above plus a 17-inch panel, a 5.1 sound system and ATI’s 512MB Mobility Radeon HD 3850.

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This month Toshiba hit the laptop market pretty hard releasing laptop after laptop. Now, they decided to release the Portege A605.

It resembles a lot to the R500 model, measuring 1.18-inches in thickness and weighting 3-pounds but unfortunately it has no SSD available. The specs list comprises a 12.1-inch LED backlit screen, 250GB SATA hard drive, Core 2 Duo processor, 3GB of RAM, DVD burner and a 7-hours battery life.

Toshiba Portege A605 is now available on the market with a $1,399 price tag.

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If you dream about a professional medium format digital camera but you’re pretty low on cash you should check out Mamiya’s DL28 digital camera system. It has a very affordable price and some great features.

This device is a great combination between a 645 and Leaf’s Aptus-II 6 digital black.

It features a generous 3.5-inch touch screen, a 12-stop dynamic range, 16-bit capture, and an ISO range of 50 – 800. The price? Only $15,000. Buy it and you won’t be sorry!

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When it comes to high-performance computer system, Hardcore Computer is one of the names that comes to mind.

Their Reactor is a pretty unique machine that looks exactly like a fish tank because its components are immersed in a dielectric fluid called Core Coolant. The computer boasts with Core 2 Extreme processors, up to three GeForce GTX 280 GPUs, 8GB of DDR3 memory, Wi-Fi antennas, full-throttle processing, a CMOS battery, a 7.1 channel Dolby digital surround sound, BIOS reset switch, Creative Labs X-Fi and HD/3D realism.

Despite the fluid immersion you should be able to upgrade any component without any problem.

The Hardcore Reactor will set you back $4,500 while the higher-end models go up to $10,000.

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Anyone knows that for some time NVIDIA is the No.1 manufacturer in the world when it comes to video cards.

Their new 9 Series mGPUs uses a 16-core CUDA-capable graphics architecture allowing users to play any computer game. Thanks to its NVIDIA PureVideo(R) HD technology you can see fluently high-definition Blu-ray videos while the NVIDIA Hybrid SLI Technology will boast performance up to 70% above the motherboard GPU.

The new device supports advanced video and video connectivity (LPCM 7.1 audio, HDMI and dual-link DVI).

Don’t worry about compatibility issues because starting this month the new GeForce 9-Series GPUs will work great with motherboards from ECS, J&W, ASUS, Foxconn, Galaxy, EVGA, Zotac, MSI, Gigabyte, Onda and XFX.

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