The market appears more and more different projectors, some of them are staggering their characteristics. The new device, presented by Toshiba, is a pocket projector and is called Lumileo P100 and is intended primarily for small spaces.

Though the LUMILEO P100 is a very small device that fits into even the smallest pocket, the pico-presenter punches above its weight: Its long-lasting LED light combined with the high-quality optics allow users to project pictures up to a size of 152 cm (measured diagonally) onto a wall.

The energy-saving LED technology and the high-capacity battery allow users to display videos with full brightness for up to 80 minutes without need to recharge the battery. In lower light conditions that allow a reduction in brightness, the battery life increases accordingly. The pico-presenter can be connected to, and project content from laptops, smartphones, digital cameras, games consoles and portable media players.

The little projector measures in at 116 x 50 x 18mm and weighs 96g with the battery installed. The little projector has a resolution of 640 x 480 and it has a scant 14 lumens of light output.

The device connects to an external signal source through the interface VGA, and through RCA. In addition, the projector has a built-in speaker capacity 0,5 Tues High-quality image is on screen TVs up to 65 inches. Unfortunately, the cost of the device is still unknown, as the start of its sales.

Three new headphones from Bose today available in the market, The IE2 works with any device, while the MIE2 and MIE2i mobile headsets are meant for music-enabled mobile phones. Each of the models has Bose StayHear tips for improved stability and comfort. Also, each is built for durability and comes with a carrying case.

None of these models are noise-canceling or noise-isolating. While the IE2 headphones don’t feature an in-line microphone for receiving cell-phone calls, both the MIE2 and the MIE2i do. The latter have been designed for Apple mobile products, including the iPhone, iPod, iPad, and MacBook Pro, and incorporate an in-line remote. Bose says MIE2i’s mic gives you access to certain Apple voice applications and the in-line remote lets you adjust volume and navigate through music directly from the headset.

The MIE2 and MIE2i are made for phone use, so they include a one-touch answer/end call button for switching between music and calls. The MIE2i was made expressly for Apple portables. Its in-line microphone delivers access to voice applications found in Apple devices.

The IE2 is available on August 23 for $99.95, the MIE2 will list for $129.95 and be available that same day, and the MIE2i will be available in October for $129.95.

Check out new price and buy it from Amazon.

TiVo Slide QWERTY Remote‎ Review: TiVo has started to ship its QWERTY TiVo Slide Remote in conjunction with the unveiling of its TiVo Premiere. TiVo’s Slide remote packs a slide-out QWERTY keyboard with a numeric keypad, which makes searching and content-discovery from the sofa much easier.

Its high price and noticeably different ergonomics, though, keep us from recommending it for every user. The TiVo Slide is a must-have remote for owners of compatible TiVo DVRs.

It uses Bluetooth wireless, which eliminates need for line-of-sight infrared; solid feel and good overall ergonomics; backlit keys; incorporates all buttons and same basic design found on classic TiVo “peanut” remote; allows for TV or AV receiver volume and input controls.

This TiVo QWERTY TiVo Slide Remote will costs you $90.

Ultrasone from Germany following the ED7, ED9 and ED8, releases another luxury headphone dubbed as ED10 (Edition 10) in Japan.

The design is reminiscent of the edition in eight lines, particularly the arch, but taking a perfectly rounded on the hull and general sizes excluding portable use. Always pads in leather, but most likely a vent on them. Finally, the appearance of wood, shells.

Different from previous generations the ED10 is in a closed design, but rather use an open design, frame appearance is said to be drawn from the butterfly in the middle of the block logs of Africa, around the block adoption of ruthenium-plated, Titanium diaphragm, and the use of new silver-plated OFC wire with leather ear cups, others such as S-Logic Plus and anti-electromagnetic wave ULE Ultrasone patented technology of course, ultimately, weighing 282 grams with wire.

This model will produce only 2010 copies and available from 10th October, 10/10/2010 So, for a price of $3200(Ah, very cheap na?, hihi).

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Kodak Company today introduced the new KODAK PLAYTOUCH Video Camera, a sleek and stylish addition to its award-winning digital video camera portfolio.

The pocket-size KODAK PLAYTOUCH Video Camera features a 3-inch capacitive touchscreen so consumers can easily glide through their HD videos with the swipe of a fingertip. With new on-camera editing and Kodak’s exclusive Share Button, the PLAYTOUCH Video Camera makes it easy for consumers to share their favorite moments with friends and family in full 1080p HD.

The new PlayTouch video camera also includes a ’smart’ face tracking technology, HDMI and USB connectors, the ability to take 5MP still photos, on-board editing features, an SD/SDHC memory slot, and a rechargeable battery.

Complementing its unique design, the KODAK PLAYTOUCH Video Camera boasts an array of features to help consumers capture their memories with clarity and precision, including built-in image stabilization, LCD glare shield, and an external microphone jack.

To make sharing videos simpler, the PLAYTOUCH Video Camera also has a built-in USB arm and Kodak’s Share Button lets consumers tag videos and pictures directly on the camera for automatic upload to popular social networking sites once they connect the camera to the computer.

“Kodak has firmly established itself as a leader in the digital pocket video camera space since introducing its line in 2008, and continues to be one of the most highly rated and recommended in this category,” said Phil Scott, Vice President of Marketing, Digital Capture and Devices, Kodak. “We’re committed to providing our consumers with innovative and intuitive products that satisfy their needs. Whether it’s a night out on the town with friends or your child’s school play, the KODAK PlayTouch Video Camera makes capturing and sharing your favorite moments simple and fun.”

The upcoming PlayTouch camcorder is set to be available in Smoke Gaze (Black), Chrome, Wine Country (Magenta), Cabana (Orange) and Spa Blue (Teal), priced at $229.95.

Eking launched new tablet E5 UMPC. The Eking E5 UMPC tablet is individual for its features of tilting and sliding of its 5 inch display screen.

Specs wise, this guy is boasting a 5-inch WSVGA (1,024 x 600) Sharp-sourced display that tilts and slides back. Eking E5 UMPC has the power of 1.2GHz Intel Atom Z515 and 1GB of DDR2 memory, a 16GB SSD, 802.11b/g WiFi, Bluetooth, inbuilt 3G connectivity, a GPS module, 3 megapixel camera and a 2,600mAh battery.

Eking decided its price for $800 but don’t expect it to ship outside of China anytime soon.

Logitech recently released the Wireless Illuminated Keyboard K800, which still manages to live for up to 10 hours. Now, the company has decided to further expand its cable-less collection with the addition of the Wireless headset H760.

Logitech Wireless Headset H760 offering up to six hours of battery life and it is billed as a comfortable, wireless entertainment device that lets you move up to 40 feet away from your computer.

The H760 features a built-in equalizer that enhances sound for voice, music and movies, whilst the H760 boasts quick-access audio controls that are compatible with Windows Media Player, iTunes and most audio packages, allowing you to adjust volume, pause and navigate your playlist directly from your headset.

The H760 also features a noise-canceling microphone that reduces annoying background noise and automatically mutes when you move the mic out of the way, eliminating those embarrassing chewing sounds when you’re multi-tasking lunch and a conference call.

The Logitech Wireless Headset H760 costs $100(Check out new prices and buy it from Amazon). Unfortunately, it is not yet available, being set to start shipping in the US and Asia later this month.

With friendly interface, convenient display and large buttons, the SELPHY CP800 allows you to choose to print photos quickly and easily, and the prints are ready in just about 47 seconds. You can also print photos directly from memory cards or from any device compatible with PictBridge, such as a camera or a camcorder. SELPHY CP800 prints from a USB stick or mobile phone, allowing you to quickly obtain a print without a computer.

The high quality output, the brightness and color ensures Auto Image Optimize. Nice portraits guarantee Smooth Skin effect, removing skin imperfections, while the option to manually adjust brightness cares about the final result printouts. Using technology in termosublimacji SELPHY CP800 allows for gentle tonal gradations, and the luminous surface quality typical of a traditional point of photographic services. Photo prints are dry and ready for use at the time to leave the printer, and a special outer coating protects against dirt (print, according to the manufacturer, are to survive up to 100 years stored in an album). SELPHY CP800 prints on various media formats, including a postcard format, format, L, and credit card format.

The SELPHY CP800 is fully portable – with the optional rechargeable batteries can be printed anywhere. To the security slot on the printer housing can be attached cord protection, such as Kensington Lock, which protects the equipment against theft.

Key features of SELPHY CP800:

• Stylish, ultra-compact photo printer
• Inclined LCD 6.2 cm (2.5 inches)
• Print time of less than 1 minute
• Large selection of print formats
• Automatic Red-Eye Correction
• Print from memory card, camera and USB memory
• 100 years durability
• System images to identity documents
• Optional battery pack
• The voice software

The printer will be available in two colors: black and white. Check out new prices and buy it from Amazon.

We have some fresh details on the upcoming Sony PSP 2 now, and possibly the strongest indication that the device is firmly in development at the moment. Sources have revealed that the upcoming device will feature touch controls, located behind the display screen.

According to sources, the new PSP should be about the same size as the PSP-3000 with a funky new addition, and there is also some rumors about PSP are, It will likely feature digitally downloaded games instead of discs, despite piracy concerns. It is said to have a four-core Cell CPU that would put it on par with the original Xbox in terms of processing power, maybe even more powerful.

Beyond that we have heard rumors of built in wifi, a possible 3G connection, and front and back cameras. Touch sensitive buttons on the back of the unit are a new rumor, but just as likely as all the other details. According to the sources, the new PSP might ship in 2011, but it could be pushed back into 2012.

Sony currently doesn’t have any plans to pull support for the PSP, in fact Sony responded to rumours about the PSP2 saying that “the PSP has life in it yet.”.

Philips may have a sweet new continuation of the GoGear line ready. This new PMP runs the Android OS and it is already on sale overseas by Argos. No word yet on whether or not this gadget will be coming to American shores, but we DO have hard info on the specs.

The product listing shows the 3.2-inch media player with 16GB of internal storage space, a battery good for 5 hours of video playback, FM radio tuner, a touchpanel and a microSD expansion slot. There is a 8 GB version also.

It is selling for £199.99 and £179.99 for 16 GB and 8 GB versions respectively but, both these Android PMPs are currently out of stock. We expect them to be in stock soon and an international launch.