Panasonic launched its DMP-B100 Portable Blu-ray Player recently which is ideal for users who wants to have access to high-definition movies on-the-go. The player features a 8.9-inch TFT Display with a 1024 x 600 resolution. It will support Mpeg-2 and AVCHD Videos along with SD, SDHC and SDXC cards.

The Blu-ray player offers up to 6h of battery life while watching a Blu-Ray Movie on an enhanced battery. It features a HDMI out port and a light silver finish on the outside, but flip open the screen and the white disc flap makes it look even more alluring.

Sony recently announced some new digital voice recorders, the new voice recorder line up includes the ICD-SX750, ICD-SX850 series, ICD-BX800 series and ICD-PX820 series. The elegantly styled ICD-SX750 and ICD-SX850 digital voice recorders features superlative audio quality and a ultra-long record time. These two also supports MP3, WMA playback and record in MP3, LPEC and Linear PCM formats while other models records in only mp3.

The SX750 has 2GB of internal storage while the SX850 has 4GB. There is the ICD-SX850DR bundle that comes with a handy USB docking station plus the acclaimed Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 Recorder Edition software on CD-ROM. The ICD-BX800 and ICD-PX820 models all have 2GB of memory and use two AAA batteries. The ICD-BX800M and ICD-PX820M models have tie-clip microphone and the ICD-PX820D includes the Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 Recorder Edition software.

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There is word out that Google [GOOG] has just unveiled details of a new TV which is a search based service to be powered by Google’s Android platform. Details of the new television was revealed which tells us that the device will feature a built in computer that uses Intel chips and runs Google’s Android OS.

It seems like Google are close to releasing developer tools for Google TV, which would allow developers to create application to run on Google TV in a similar way that they create them for the Android mobile phone platform and also the iPhone platform. We have seen TVs offering YouTube, TVs running Skype and now we are going to get Android which will definitely open a whole new concept of television as we know it today.

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Dell rolls out a new Short Throw Wireless Projector, the S300w which is ideal for classrooms and conference rooms. The Dell S300w offers 1280×800 WXGA resolution, 2200ANSI lumens brightness, 2,400:1 contrast ratio, 0.521 wide and tele throw ratio, 80% Typical Uniformity. It uses WiFi 802.11b/g wireless connectivity which gives the projector the capability to wirelessly connect up to 20 PCs simultaneously and supports 4-to-1 split-screen projection.

The S300w is based on DLP and BrillianColor technologies. It features OSRAM 190 user-replaceable lamp with up to 5000 hours of life and connectivity for HDMI, S-video, VGA and Composite inputs. Unlike some projectors, the S300w doesn’t cast shadows on the presentation screen when the presenter is between the projector and the screen. This makes for clear, understandable presentations. The 3-D-capable Dell S300w Short Throw Wireless Projector is priced at $999.

Mouse Computer has announced its new NEXTGEAR-NOTE i910 Gaming Notebook to its consumers in Japan. It features a 17.3-inch Full HD Display with a GeForce GTX285M video card with 1GB of VRAM. It is powered by your choice of a Core i7-720QM, a i7-820QM or a i7-920XM Processor, a choice of HDD or SSD+HDD with either an Intel X25-M 80 or 160GB SSD and 500GB of HDD with 4 or 8GB of RAM.

Other specifications includes a DVD super Multi or a Blu-Ray driver and runs either Windows 7 Home Premium or Professional 64bit version. It is priced at 209,790 to 369,600 yen

iLuv has just announced the iSP150 portable bar stereo speaker ideal for Apple’s recently announced iPad as well as iPod, iPad, iPhone, laptop, PMP and any other portable device with 3.5mm jack.

The iLuv iSP150 is perfect for those on the go, it has a powerful built-in speakers allow you to hear your music with depth and clarity. It can get power either from USB or four AAA batteries, it is priced at $34.99.

GigaPan has rolled out its DSLR camera mount, the Epic Pro DSLR Mount. This device is trageted at professional and amateur photographers who wants to capture “multi-gigapixel panoramas”. The Epic Pro mount is strong enough to hold a camera and lens combination of up to 10lbs.

The Epic Pro Mount comes with a 4300mAh rechargeable battery pack and features onboard bubble level for horizontal alignment, powered camera movement; simple fore/aft/up/down adjustment; multiple triggering option that takes up ti 29 images at each image location. It will take hundreds, even thousands of detailed individual photos for one intricate gigapan. There are other functions such as multiple image enhancement; optimized range of motion and a remote trigger port. Look out for the GigaPan Epic Pro DSLR Mount as it will be out in April 2010.

Shuttle has unveiled its new X50V2 Barebone All-in-one Desktop PC on the US Market. The X50V2 is powered by an Intel Atom D510 dual core processor running at 1.66GHz, integrated Intel GMA3150 graphics card, a 2.5-inch hard drive and the capability to use up to 4GB of DDR2 RAM using the two memory slots.

The X50V2 comes with a 15.6-inch 1366×768 touchscreen LCD display, along with specs such as a 1.3 Megapixel webcam, a 4-in-1 card reader and WiFi 02.11b/g/n connectivity. The Shuttle X50V2 All-in-One Barebone Desktop PC comes in white and black and starts at $399