Epson Stylus NX400 All In One Printer costs no more than $99.99 and is probably the best deal on the market right now.

It will print black or color text documents at a rate of 34 pages a minute, and can produce a borderless 4×6 print in about 26 seconds. Under its case it features a scanner bed, built-in memory card slots, PictBridge support and a 2.5 inch LCD display. The later helps you make copies only by touching up photos without booting up the PC.

Epson included in this printer the instant dry DURABrite Ultra Ink so that the prints are smudge, water and fade resistant and they can be handled as soon as they come off the printer.

Even if the printer is very cheap before buying it you should take into consideration that a black ink cartridge is $19.99 while a set of cyan, magenta and yellow DURABrite Ultra Ink cartridges are $37.04.

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Western Digital announced the Scorpio Black notebook hard drive lineup. These are 2.5-inch drives with capacities between 80 and 320 GB, speed of 7,200 RPM and 16MB cache.

The connection is entirely 3GB/s SATA and the quick data storage has IntelliSeek and SecurePark Technologies written all over.

Scorpio Black HDDs will be available in versions: with and without free-fall sensors and the 320GB model costs no less than $250.

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LG made an awesome announcement these days introducing two new LCD display monitors in the UK market: the 29-inch M2900S-BN and the 38-inch MS3800S-BN.

For these two models, LG has stretched the screen resolution to 1366 x 480 and 1366 x 398 respectively, a 1,000:1 contrast ratio and a response time of 9ms aside from their digital and analogue video input.

The monitors ware especially designed for exhibiting information in large commercial areas because they can display horizontal or vertical data in large format and in full color glory. Monitors’ power, contrast, brightness and volume can be easily controlled by connecting each monitor with cables to a single computer.

There is no information about pricing and release date but rumor is that the UK market will be first in line.

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At Computex 2008, AMD has announced both ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3800 and PowerXpress. The first one supposedly is going to "triple top-of-the-line graphics performance in comparison to the previous generation ATI Mobility Radeon GPUs." They make you want to use the CrossFireX technology.

The PowerXpress technology allows you to "double or triple the performance of the integrated graphics processor when plugged into a wall socket or extend their battery life by over an hour while on the go." You can use it to easily switch between a Mobility Radeon HD 3400 series GPU and an integrated AMD M780G without the need for a reboot.

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AceAcer officially launched these days the Aspire One. It measures 248×170x29mm, weights 0.9kg and laptop runs on an Intel 1.6GHz Atom processor and features an 8.9-inch display. It comes with a Linux OS and has a Windows XP option. It also features an 8GB SSD, with 512MB of RAM and a memory card reader.

Aspire One will be available in sapphire blue, seashell white, golden brown and coral pink color versions. If you want you can double the RAM, swap the SSd for an 80GB HDD and in future, 3G and WiFi WWAN connectivity. Acer claims 3hrs battery life from the 3-cell pack, and 6hrs from the 6-cell pack.

The price for this notebook will start at $379 and it will be available early this summer.

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The Nova Lite PX24 is the smallest mini-PC in the world that was especially built for entertainment purposes. It runs on Microsoft Vista Home Premium and utilizes Vista’s Media Center for photos and music.

It comes with a built-in independent graphics cards, built-in Hi-Fi speakers, built-in HDMI/DVI interface, Intel processor and ATI RV260 graphics card. It supports high-definition images of up to 1080i/1080p output and uses features Asus Traquiller Technology, high-quality solid capacitors, quiet levitation fans and heat dissipation module. The Mini-PC Nova Lite includes a energy saving feature that adjusts required operating power levels depending on operating conditions.

There is no information available about pricing and release date but Asustek will launch it during Computex 2008.

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If you enter Dell’s support site you will notice there a „Studio 1535” section. Rumor is that Dell is preparing to launch an entire Studio line as “a midpoint between performance XPS systems and entry-level Inspiron systems.”

The first two systems to hit the market will be the 1535 and 1735 laptops. It seems that a line of Studio desktops will also be available and that the 1535 will get an AMD-based 1536 twin.

Considering the obviously-related design language of the XPS m1530 and Studio 1535 it is possible that this Studio line will replace the XPS line and not supplement it.

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SanDisk has announced a new line of SSDs especially designed to cater for an emerging new category of portable consumer electronics known as Ultra Low-Cost PCs (ULCPC) or “netbooks”. These new models will provide you with an enhanced experience when surfing the Internet over a Wi-Fi connection.

SanDisk pSSD (Parallel ATA solid state drive) will come in 4GB, 8GB and 16GB versions with a streaming read speed of 39MB/s, a streaming write performance of 17MB/s and are constructed using Multi-Level Cell (MLC) and Single-Level Cell (SLC) flash memory.

SanDisk will release them at Computex 2008 in Taiwan and will hit the market starting this August.

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A few technical details and specifications about this new 3G iPhone have leaked on the Internet. It seems that this upcoming phone hides a few pretty cool characteristics.

According to the rumors, iPhone 2 will be 22% thinner than its predecessor but with an increased battery life. It will feature both 3G networking and GPS capabilities and also upgraded storage capacity and faster RAM speeds.

This 3G iPhone will be available in 16 GB and 32 GB flavors and they will be a lot cheaper than the previous one.

If all this is true, on 9^th of June we’ll have a great phone on the market.

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