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Bluebird AutoID PDA gets Android-powered

BlueBird has rolled our new PDAs, AutoID which now run the Google’s Android OS instead of the Windows Mobile 6 that their older models used to run. The new AutoID PDAs come with a 3.5-inch VGA display,a 3-megapixel camera with auto-focus, HSDPA and WiFi connectivity.

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TokyoFlash Kisai Escape C pendant streams your tunes via Bluetooth

TokyoFlash Kisai Escape C is a pendant which you can wear around you neck and stream tunes from your Bluetooth-enabled MP3 players within the 33-meter radius. The pendant, once worn on your neck shall impress many others with its unique and alien design.

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Google Nexus One Phone gets multi-touch, Google Goggles and 3G fixes

The Google Nexus One phone was initially rolled out with very limited multi-touch capability in the phone’s virtual keyboard only, which has raised lots of dissatisfaction from the users. And now they’ve announced the multi-touch functionality is made available, where the users can get their the update onto their Nexus One phones via Google’s over-the-air update.

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Colorful Iron Man Decal for MacBook

For the big fans of Iron Man, now the Iron Man MacBook Decal is available with a new version that comes with an Iron Man in full color. The Colorful Iron Man Decal comes with sizes that suit the 13, 15 and 17-inch of MacBooks. Each costs only $15.

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USB X-ray film digitizer

Clinics or dentists who have started using patient management system to store their patients’ medical or dental records, will also want to store digital copies of their X-ray films. The primitive way of digitizing those X-ray films is to use a digital camera to take shots of those films and transfer them to the computer. But this will cause some hassles.

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Live-checking credit card

The Live-checking card is a concept that helps credit card holders to easily avoid overspending. The card features an e-Ink display that shows the accumulated spending amount after every purchase. This credit card is also capable of checking your purchase history and matching them up with the bank account transactions using RFID.

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Netgear ProSecure UTM 5 thread management system

No matter you’re into small or large businesses, you should be highly concerned of the security of your office’s computer network. NetGear has unveiled their latest thread management system, ProSecure UTM 5, which comes packed with lots of security technologies in just a single box, including firewall, SSL, IPSec VPN, URL filtering, network antivirus, and antispam protection. Amazingly, it costs below $300 each, which is definitely affordable for both small and large businesses.

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Casio Exilim EX-H10HG camera with Hybrid GPS, tracks well for both indoor and outdoor

Casio has unveiled the Casio Exilim EX-H10HG digital camera, which comes with an unusual feature called Hybrid GPS. The camera uses GPS technology to allow you to geotag your photos and it tracks your location.

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Mattel Stealth Rides, world’s first foldable and pocketable RC cars

Mattel has made these super tiny RC cars, called Stealth Rides, which come in the size of a USB flash drive only. And it can be slided inside a credit-card-sized remote control for ease of keeping it in the kids’ pocket to bring along anywhere they go.

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Wacom wireless Intuos tablet for PC and Mac

Wacom has now rolled out a wireless version of their input tablet for PC and Mac. The Wacom’s Intuos tablet pairs with your PC or Mac via Bluetooth and allows you to use it as a tablet-like input for your computers wirelessly.

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