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Motorola MOTOSPLIT leaked

Motorola MOTOSPLIT is a forthcomig Android smart phone that hasn’t been heard publicly but it’s got some pictures and very little information leaked over the Internet. The Motorola MOTOSPLIT comes with a pretty unique form factor, which appears like a QWERTY cut in half by a large screen in the middle.

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Garmin Nuvi 1490TV, a GPS + digital TV combo

Garmin Nuvi 1490TV is a GPS device that comes with a built-in digital TV tuner, which allows you to tune into DVB-T and radio in Europe. The DVB-T allows you to receive free content, which you’ll be able to tune into 50 channels and 24 radio stations across Europe.

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Planex wireless router and digital photo frame combo

Planex has combined a wireless router and a digital photo frame into one single device, codenamed MZK-WDPR. This is a good idea as now this Planex device is able to provide you with WiFi Internet connectivity as well as being a decorative item that presents slide shows of the photos of your sweetest moments.

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Casio GA-100/100A G-Shock watches with analog display

For the G-Shock fans, Casio has launched their new GA-100/100A G-Shock watches, which come with a watch face that boasts an analog display and three small dials on the top half.

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BeBook Neo e-reader

It’s another e-Book reader that has just joined the crowd. It’s the BeBook Neo e-reader, which comes with a Wacom touchscreen and WiFi connectivity only. It does not support 3G as seen on other e-Book readers.

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Silex shares USB devices over Gigabit network

Silex’s SX-3000GB is a USB sharing device that offers up to Gigabit network speed that solves most of the congestion problems experienced on other USB network-sharing devices. The Silex device comes with two USB 2.0 ports and a 10/100/1000 RJ45 network port. And each USB port gets the standard 500mA power.

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35TB magnetic tape

Fujifilm and IBM have teamed up to develop magnetic tape that can store up to 35 TB of uncompressed digital data, the amount that is 44 times greater than what was previously possible.

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Zero-power Boogie Board LCD Tablet for paperless writing

The Kent Display’s Boogie Board LCD Writing Tablet is a writing device that consumes zero power and is best for replacing paper and pen for your usual scribbling and writing. The screen of the device is made of the company’s own LCD technology that does not need power.

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Dyson City DC26 – a near-palm-size vacuum cleaner with full-sized power

Look at how the Dyson City DC26 vacuum cleaner rests pretty peacefully on her palm. It’s the smallest vacuum cleaner of Dyson to date. Despite the small size, it’s as powerful as other vacuum cleaners that the company has.

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Green Noise converts noises to electricity

Green Noise is a cool concept that converts noises to electricity. The devices will be best used at airport runway which could then convert the sounds produced by airplanes and other engines to electricity to power the lights of the runway.

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