The Sony DPP-𑐬 digital photo frame is no ordinary digital photo frame - in fact, it will come with a built-in printer that can print out your favorite image that you see instantly, letting you hang freshly printed out copies on the wall. Features include a 7″ display at 800 x 480 resolution in a 16:10 aspect ratio, accompanied by 1GB internal memory and the option of viewing the time/date in up to 21 different templates. No idea on just how much ink this consumes, but it definitely is a novel idea and remains to be seen whether it is able to hit the mainstream market or not considering digital photo frames aren′t exactly must have purchases for 2009.

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It goes without saying if you happen to pick up a notebook known as the VAIC TT, this is most definitely a Sony VAIO clone. Still, if you want to fool the less informed among your peers, the VAIC TT will be powered by an Intel Aton 𓆾 1.6GHz processor, featuring a 12.1″ display at 1,366 x 768 resolution, 1GB RAM, 160GB ROM, a 1.3-megapixel webcam, Wi-Fi connectivity alongside optional Bluetooth and 3G connectivity. After conversion, it ought to retail for $295 thereabouts, making it pretty standard.

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The VholdR ContourHD helmet camera has just been slapped with an upgrade, where one is now able to shoot in 1080p resolution from its previous 720p count, while offering the capability of shooting in additional modes including a 4:3 ratio at 960p or 60fps at 720p. Throwing in a wide-angle, 135-degree lens offers it a better view of the environment, while dual sighting lasers will enable owners the added ease of composing a shot. The removable battery is able to last for up to three hours on a single charge, giving you enough time to capture your adventure with this $330 camera. It ought to ship in time for the Christmas holidays.

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Belkin just unveiled its Conserve Surge with Timer power bar that boasts an integrated timer which will eliminate power draw whenever an office workstation has been left idle. While it is meant for the office, that doesn’t mean it cannot be used elsewhere to help reduce IT energy costs due to computers running on standby mode. Apart from that, it can be applied to other related devices including printers, lamps, speakers, scanners and other accessories. The Conserve Surge with Timer will feature a half dozen auto off outlets which can be controlled by the timer, where a couple of outlets will remain powered all the time. These six timed outlets can be turned on or off, where the power supply will be cut off 11 hours. A blinking LED light will offer appropriate warning before the supply of juice is disconnected. Expect the Belkin Conserve Surge with Timer to come at a wallet-friendly price of $35.

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Verizon looks set to unveil a Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone of their own that doesn′t come with a QWERTY keyboard, in the guise of the HTC Imagio XV6975. Capable of being used worldwide, this will be the first Verizon smartphone which will support VCast MobileTV that runs on the Qualcomm MediaFLO network. Apart from that, it will also feature a 5-megapixel autofocus camera without flash, a 3.6″ WVGA display, a 3.5mm headset jack, a microSD memory card slot, a 528MHz processor, Wi-Fi connectivity and HTC’s very own TouchFLO 3D user interface. No idea on pricing, but it ought to hit the market before October is over.

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Looking out for the Odroid? It is now available for pre-order for approximately $320 after conversion, where it is tipped to arrive at your doorstep from November 5th onwards. Expect the Odroid developer edition to run on a similar 833MHz Samsung S5P𐘜 processor that is found in the iPhone 3GS, coupled with 512MB RAM and a 3.5″ capacitive touchscreen. You won’t find built-in 3G connectivity with this though, although there is the presence of a USB port which you can presumably hook up a 3G dongle at a later time. To jump aboard the Internet bandwagon, you can always take advantage of the Wi-Fi b/g connection alongside a mini HDMI port. The Odroid will be powered by the Android OS 1.5 operating system directly from a 2GB microSD memory card, while an 8GB SD memory card is used for user data.

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T-Mobile USA has just announced that the Android-powered Motorola CLIQ will be up for pre-sale, an exclusive offer for existing T-Mobile customers starting October 19th onwards. Folks who pre-order a CLIQ during that date till November 1 will be one of the first few people nationwide to call the CLIQ as their very own, where it will target the social networking crowd with its ability to synchronize and stream social message updates automatically, handle email and text messages with aplomb straight to the home screen so that you remain in the loop at all times alongside being bundled with a complimentary car charger. Expect the Motorola CLIQ to retail for $199.99 with a two-year service agreement. [Press Release]

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The FCC has just given their nod of approval to the new HP ENVY line of notebooks, where it does bear a striking resemblance to Apple’s top-of-the-line MacBook Pro notebook. The 13″ model will come with the latest Intel Core i7 processor, coupled with a 1GB Radeon HD 4830 graphics card and enough space for a couple of SSD drives. You will find that the touchpad is made out of glass, whereas the keypad will feature plastic keys - something users of Macs will be familiar with. Expect the HP ENVY to feature a 6-cell battery in a slim design, alongside a footprint that is as long and wide as the ENVY itself. Nice to know this battery is removable, although a rather similar outlook as the MacBook does lend an air of it being a clone.

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AT&T has finally announced that its Garmin nüvifone G60 will be available to the masses Stateside from October 4th onwards, where it will offer an amalgamation of GPS navigation, voice, data and mobile web in a single device. Boasting similar core features like a high-end Garmin nüvi, you will find that the G60 will also come pre-loaded with maps and millions of points of interest (POI) for North America. Just make sure you carry the G60 with you whenever you go, lest someone breaks into your vehicle to ferry your precious new smartphone away. You can expect the nüvifone G60 to be available in the market for $299 a pop from the aforementioned date, where you will need to agree to a two-year service agreement after $100 mail-in-rebate. [Press Release]

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DoubleSight Displays has just announced the availability of its latest Smart USB Monitors, where they are the best way to expand your viewing area on a working desk despite taking up a relatively small footprint. Some key features of the Smart USB Monitor include the following :-

• Built-in support for multi-monitor mode
• Lightweight and portable
• Landscape and portrait vViewing
• USB for power and video (no video port required)
• PC and Mac compatible
• Supports a variety of applications

Available in 7″ and 9″ LCD screen sizes, the Smart USB Monitors will also come with a webcam option. All purchases will ship with DisplayLink Software, an adjustable Desktop Stand, a Protective Travel Cover for portable use and a USB Cable. Depending on the model you choose, it will retail from $119 to $159 a pop. [Press Release]

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