Pioneer has just launched its DJM-2000 mixer today, where it will come with the seemingly customary touchscreen display in many devices these days. Apart from that, you will also be able to benefit from half a dozen individual effects processors. Basically, this model contains all of the built-in technology of the EFX-1000, hence doing away with the need for an external effects unit. Pioneer has enlisted the help of James Zabiela, Roger Sanchez, Eddie Halliwell, Tom Middleton, The Swedish House Mafia, Paul Woolford, John ‘00′ Fleming and Kutski DJs during different parts of its development before settling on the final version which will set you back by &euro1,999.

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Asus does not only make computers, you know, with the company rolling out its new CinϷ PC speakers which are touted to be the smallest 5-channel PC soundbar in the world. Capable of offering great audio quality in a compact design, the CinϷ boasts a frequency response of around 80 to 20,000Hz, multiple 3.5mm jacks for multichannel input, headphone socket and 5-channel audio. No idea on pricing or availability, but expect details on both to be released pretty soon. What do you think of its design?

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Looking for a new pair of earbuds in the market? Well, a-Jays has got you covered with its simply named One, Two and Three models, where they will be going for $40, $50 and $60, respectively. These low-key earbuds will share a similar 8.6mm driver, extra-wide flat cables, and same external style, although there will be a handful of changes to each model to justify their respective price tags. Take the Two for instance - it will come with a highly polished finish compared to the One’s plain black color. These are among the company’s most affordable products to date, and are decently priced.

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Samsung has priced their Beat R1 portable media player as it comes in two capacities - 8GB and 16GB, where they are going for $149.99 and $179.99, respectively. Measuring a mere 8.9mm thin while tipping the scales at 50 grams, the R1 is smaller than a credit card while cramming in a 2.6? LCD touchscreen display (now how about that!), an integrated FM radio and recorder, Bluetooth connectivity as well as enough juice to last for up to 50 hours for audio playback or 4 hours for video. Other features include DivX support for video files, as well as Samsung’s fantastic Digital Natural Sound Engine (DNSe) 3.0 sound enhancement technology. You can pick up the R1 in pink, black and silver colors.

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High Definition is here to stay - even on a mobile platform. Teclast sees to it with the C430H and C430TH, where the latter comes with a superior display as well as 800 x 480 resolution. Shared functions include support for AVI, RM, RMVB, FLV, WMV, MPG, 3GP, VOB and DAT video files alongside Ṃ, WMA, FLAC and ACC audio files, a 4.3″ display, 4GB and 8GB of storage space. With so many of such portable media players hitting the market, which one tickles your fancy, and does Apple’s iPod still reign supreme in your mind?

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Teclast has a brand new portable media player that will grace the market yet again - where this model will be based on the Telechips TC򥯵 chipset that is more than capable of handling full HD resolution video alongside the following video files formats - MJPEG, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 SP, MPEG-4 ASP, MPEG-4 AVC (H.264), DivX, H.263, WMV9, VC-1 and RV. Oh yeah - it has a regular 4.3″ display at 800 × 480 resoluion which ought to be good enough for most folks.

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When a security company comes out and announces that its next-generation RFID ICs are unclonable, you can be sure that the company will attract a lot of attention, though the question is whether the attention is the desired type (potential customers), or the undesired type (folks who want to crack such security measures). The first chip of the new product family, boasting the company’s Physical Unclonable Functions (PUF) technology, will be the Vera ̆H, which can deliver security to mass transit tickets, secure IDs, access cards and many other things. It sports a non-networked, unlimited authentication feature, which should help offer the security needed, with significant cost benefits. The ̆H is currently available for mass production, while the other RFID ICs in the product family will be available later this year. Do you think that there is such a thing as an unclonable chip, or is it just a wishful boast?

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Recycle your old NES carts by turning them into musical instruments that do more than just pump out 8-bit tunes - after all, we are talking about NES Harmonicas here. Currently, you will be able to purchase Dick Tracy, Legend of Zelda and Super Mario 3 NES Harmonicas over at eBay with a startin bids of just $7. Any takers? Music lessons not included.

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The Auto + USBoombox is something cute and chic, since it features a head that is made out of a casette tape, carrying around a boombox which hides a 1GB USB flash drive in reality. Each version of the Auto + USBoombox will also include an exclusive soundtrack. Hmmm, doesn’t sound as though this MP3 player is going to light up the world anytime soon with its prowess (or rather, lack of it), and the $60 price tag might just turn most people off due to the perceived lack of value, but collectors will think otherwise.

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The Onn V8HD portable media player will continue where the V8 left off, where you get a 4.3″ display, support for a wide range of popular file formats, ebook compatibility (with the TXT format, of course) and the ability to browse through your collection of photos. Just in case its 8GB of internal memory is not enough, there is always a microSD memory card slot to further up the ante. Its 2,000 mAh battery is capable of keeping the V8HD going for up to 10 hours where video is concerned, while audiophiles can enjoy up to 35 hours of non-stop music. No word on pricing at press time though.

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