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The 2go PC is the little laptop, manufactured by CTL, will clearly be aimed at the education market, though the specs imply that this will be destined for more than just the classroom. The 2go features an Intel Celeron M CPU on top of the 915GMS chipset, 512MB of RAM (upgradeable to 1GB), a 9-inch, 800 x 480 LCD display, 40GB hard drive, 802.11b/g, SD / MMC reader, and a full complement of standard ports and jacks. The systems natively run Windows XP and Linux (option), feature a VGA webcam, and are expected to go about three hours between full charges. The PC will retail for around $400.

LG showing off the multiple-display capabilities of the just-announced the USB-capable 20.1-inch Flatron LX206WU. As a ‘plug and play’ type, the Flatron LX206WU can be expanded up to 6 monitors by connecting USB cable between monitors. In addition, each monitor has two USB ports, thereby it can be used as a USB hub. The display adopting ergonomic design with 90-degree swiveling movement, it supports 5,000:1 contrast ratio, 2ms response speed and LG’s f-Engine that constantly makes adjustments to the image your viewing.

The Olympus E-420 has a lot of tech packed into its relatively small package. People who don't know much about photography but are dying to learn will love certain features, such as the "Perfect Shot" preview, which shows you four white balance alternatives at the same time, so you can pick the most realistic option; it does the same live previewing for exposure settings too. Olympus added face detection to the camera this time around, a popular point-and-shoot option making its way into the DSLRs. Many pictures turn out great. High ISO shots, up to 1600, look fantastic, without any noticeable noise. It may be the smallest, the lightest, the cheapest and even the highest-tech, but it's not the fastest, and in this competition, speed matters one hell of a lot.

Let us present you with the incredible eStarling WiFi Digital Photo Frame. This photo frame is fully WiFi enabled, which means that not only can you wirelessly connect to photosharing websites, but once registered you are given a unique email address so you and your tech-crazy buddies can send pictures straight to the frame. Once setup, the electronic brain within the frame automatically scans for new images and displays them in a revolving slideshow. All the usual card slots as you might expect, a frame of this calibre also has all of the usual memory card slots (except microSD), a useful 128KB internal memory and top notch colour rendition via its high resolution (Panasonic built) screen. The eStarling frame can be programmed to turn-off automatically at night in order to save power and protect the screen.

Recently the company has presented mobile phones Samsung F700 and F510. Samsung F700 has camera with 5 mega pixel power and auto focus. Its touch screen of 2.8 wide has 262K colors, with 440 x 240 pixels of resolution. The advantage of Samsung F700 is that it is filled with HSDA (3.5G) technology that provides the high speed data access. It also has QWERTY keypad that will open a fresh view on typing messages. Meanwhile, Samsung F510 almost all the features are the same as F700 has. But it is also called Ultra Mobile TV. F510 is supplied with opportunity of DVB-H (Digital Video Broadcasting-Handhelds) receiver, which gives the users amazing possibility to pick up TV broadcast. One more interesting and unique function of F510 mobile phone is supporting DivX codec that enables to play various video clips, including MPEG-4, H.264, WMV and AVI.

When first laid eyes on this LucidTouch prototype, we were intrigued by the transparent multi-touch interface that allows users to control the device from behind the screen. Now, Microsoft has unveiled some artist mock-ups of what the device could look like as a final product. When compared to the prototype, is readily apparent that they have a long way to go, but at least it is still an ongoing project.

The Bluetooth vibrating bracelet is a revolutionary product that gives the user discreet and increased awareness of an incoming mobile phone call through vibration alert. Ideally suited for those in noisy and bustling social/working conditions, or for those who are unable to have a mobile on their person, the Bluetooth Wristband is easily synchronised with your mobile phone. The LM957 encompasses a sporty design with a user-friendly interface that can be connected and made operational in minutes. The Bluetooth Wristband is rechargeable and comes complete with charger.

You have already seen the Swiftpoint Slider Mouse, a device that effectively makes your keyboard into one giant mousepad, and now we learn that there is a similar device made primarily for tablet PCs and multi-touch tabletop surfaces. Basically, the Triped combines the mouse, the touchpad, and the digitizer pen into one ergonomic device. According to the product page, the combination of mouse and pen functions, with improved document navigation would make it a better choice.

Are you loves computers and sexy maids? You must have the M4125 Maid PC Case. It's the perfect PC case for the kind of guy who wants his PC to look like the belly button to upper thigh area of a maid. It’s a Mini-ITX compatible case within the hips and legs, and covered by a choice of one of two maid skirts. There is no hardware included, only the case. The photo above is an example, but you’ll have the most unique computer case around.