Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Go! is a latest USB powered device from Creative Technology. It uses the acclaimed X-Fi Xtreme Fidelity audio technology to let users experience ultra-realistic gaming with surround sound over headphones. With incredibly lightweight of less than 20g in a sleek and distinctive black finish, the Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Go! comes with 1GB of built-in flash memory, with Read/Write Protection, high quality I/O and Voice Morphing technology (Voice FX). The Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Go! comes bundled with Creative ALchemy software which restores surround sound in Windows Vista so that users can enjoy the same great gaming experience in Windows XP. The latest VoiceFX technology provides additional fun for users to select over 18 different voice effects to suit their online avatars for online games or amuse friends during voice chats. Other bonus software includes Creative Karaoke Player, Creative Mediasource 5/Organizer and Creative WaveStudio (available for download via Creative Software AutoUpdate).
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Fujifilm is going to release a high-end compact digital in Finepix series camera, the Fujifilm Finepix S2000HD. The S2000HD comes with a 10-megapixel CCD sensor with a 15x optical zoom lens. It features HD video recording with 16:9 aspect ratio at 1280×720 resolution, a big of 2.7-inch 230,000-pixel LCD screen. The Finepix S2000HD supports face detection for up to 10 people and hand-shake detection functions.
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Sony introduces its new version of PSP at the Leipzig Games Convention, the PSP-3000. It is much similar to the PSP-2000, but appears to be lighter and thinner. It also features a built-in microphone and better screen quality. Other than that, no major changes. It will be available October 15th, and cost 199€ in Europe.
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Samsung unveiled a new powerful compact digital camcorder, the Samsung MX20, which offers high video quality, longer recording times and low power consumption for SD camcorders to meet customer’s demands. It is powered by the world-renowned Schneider lens with 34x optical zoom, an advanced 2.7 inch screen LCD and Samsung’s improved Hyper Digital Image Stabilization, which compensates for the images caused by hand-shaking for sharper footage. It also features advanced face detection technology which can automatically detect up to five faces and adjust the focus and diaphragm to ensure better composition. The new model optimizes the video quality with a high-performance 680K-pixel CCD sensor.

On video quality, it is packed with powerful technologies such as 3-D noise reduction technology for smooth video, Samsung’s own edge filter technology for stunning video details and clarity, and color control technology for original and natural colors. The new MX20 is the first to apply H.264 CODEC to SD camcorders. In the “fine” mode, Samsung’s MX-20 camcorder can record up to 4 hours of footage using an 8GB memory card, 8 hours using a 16GB memory card, and up to 16 hours using a 32GB card. Users can easily import the video to iTunes and play it on iPod or other personal media players supporting H.264 without having to transcode the files. By selecting the Web & Mobile mode, the camcorder’s resolution is automatically adjusted to 640×480 (H.264 / AAC / MP4) and optimized for use on iPod or YouTube™.
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Epson will introduce two new projectors designed for professional use, the Epson EB-X6 and Epson EB-W6. Both feature the 3LCD technology, a WXGA display resolution (1280×800), a contrast ratio of 2000:1, a brightness of 2000 lumens (for EB-X6) or 2200 lumens (for EB-W6), and an optical zoom of 1.2x. Both measure at 327×245x92mm with a power consumption of 246W. The EB-W6 also features HDMI input terminal, a built-in speaker of 7W, USB port, and SD card slot.
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You can now listen music from iPod player anywhere at your home now. Sony has unveiled its new wireless, multi-room audio system for listening to iPod® players, the Sony S-AIRPLAY (model AIR-SA20PK). The new S-AIRPLAY system features Sony’s S-Air technology, provides a practical, wireless multi-room solution without complicated setup requirements. Wireless audio can be transmitted from the system’s main docking station in one room to various rooms throughout the home — up to nearly 164 feet—simply by plugging a separate S-Air wireless speaker into a power outlet. Equipped with an AM/FM tuner, the S-AIRPLAY system’s dual source feature lets users listen to music from the iPod player or from a radio station. Listeners in one room can hear their favorite radio station, while listeners in another room can enjoy music from the iPod at the same time.
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BlackBerry Bold, the new BlackBerry model from RIM (Research In Motion) should be coming to North America and Singapore within a month, now that has started the selling in Germany and Chile. The first major new BalckBerry model in more than a year, the Bold is a high-end BlackBerry that has twice the screen resolution of curent models made by RIM. The Bold, or 9000, matches the resolution, but no the size of the screen on Apple’s iPhone. The Bold is the first BlackBerry to support high-speed HSDPA cellular networks. Adopting a 2M camera with video recording capability, it comes with integrated GPS, Wi-Fi and a host of multimedia for watching movies and managing music collections.
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Lenovo introduced a new high-end notebook, Lenovo ThinkPad W700. This 17-inch notebook is powered by Intel Core 2 Extreme Quad Core 2.53GHz processor. As a high-end notebook, it features full HD quality resolution of 1920×1080 (WUXGA), up to 8GB of RAM. It also adopts Blu-ray player and next-generation interface, DisplayPort. The ThinkPad W700 supports either 1TB HDD or 64GB SSD.
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