The DataTraveler Mini with Migo is the latest Kingston USB flash drive to hit the market. The Migo software allows you to transform any PC in to a powerful personalised workspace. This makes the minuature drive very convenient to the market. The DataTraveler is 0.7 x 1.42 x 0.4 inches in size and is available in 3 colours which work according to size. For the 512Mb version it comes in Red, light blue is for the 1Gb version and then purple for the 2Gb version. The device features a sliding USB connector which eliminates the possibility of loosing the cap from the end of the device.

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The Sony UX90 is capable of running Windows Vista as well as it’s Aero interface. The video below shows Stob2000 demonstrating this feature on a UX90 with 1Gb RAM and an 80Gb harddisk. The UX90 has an Intel Core Solo processor running at either 1.06 Ghz or 1.2Ghz. The screen is a 4.5 inch widescreen touchscreen display. It also features a 1.3 megapixel camera. Video after the jump.
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The Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6 EX DC HSM is a wide angle zoom lens for NIKON DSLR cameras. If you ever find your self in a tight spot and unable to capture the picture you wanted due to a lack of space to step back, then this lens could be for you. Stephenfung.net recently put up a comparison picture with a regular lens compared to this wide angle lens. I was amazed at how much extra was caught in the shot. Check out the pictures over at Stephen’s blog to see what the difference is.

Portable storage is becoming more popular as time goes on. With time passing, we also see larger memory cards becoming available as well as larger flash drives. However, the seriously large flash drives still can cost hundreds and it’s not often worth spending that much knowing that in 6 months time the price will be half what it was when it first came out. So, along comes the Pocketec Nano drive. The nano drive packs 12Gb of storage on to it’s 1″ squared unit. Inside there is a small harddrive which stores all the data. With being able to store so much data in one place, you need to be aware that you run the risk of loosing a lot of data. As far as we can tell, there is no built in encryption so it might be worth while being careful what you keep on this thing. If it’s just your latest movies and MP3’s then I guess you have nothing to worry about.
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Haicom have introduced the HI-505SB bluetooth receiver. The device plugs direct in to your SD slot on your portable device such as a Pocket PC. The device has no batteries and it uses the battery of your Pocket PC to keep it going. If you are worried then you will have lost an SD slot then no need for that… you just plug in the SD memory card in to the receiver and you still have access to all your files/maps and what you need. The GPS receiver is a SiRF Star III GPS device and this also crams in a bluetooth antenna in there too.

No prices are available yet but we expect them to be announced shortly.

Via: Engadget