The Meizu MiniPlayer M6 which is very slim. It’s just 1cm thin and is even smaller then that of a CC at 79mm x 48.2mm x 10mm. It has a 2.4″ QVGA TNT screen. It is a photo viewer, movie player, has an FM receiver, acts as a voice recorder and the best part… it plays games. No doubt it will be something like solitare. Oh… It of course can play music and too 🙂 It has a capacity which allows it to play for about 20 hours and has 4Gb of storage. It will be around $219 when it ships in August.

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The Work Big projector named the IN42 has been launched by InFocus. It has a 1024 x 768 resolution and a massive (well masive to me) 3500 lumens. This means that you can watch that thing with out sitting down in complete darkness. According to sources it has a very quiet fan which pumps out about 32 decibels. The projector has the ability to be networked via the RJ45 connector. It also has several inputs. We expect this device to sell for $3299. It should be availble in the next few months.

Via: Engadget

Thompson have released to SatNav models. The GPS 280 and 420 are designed for in car use primarily. It has a fairly nice sized 4.2″ 16:9 touch screen. It costs 500 Euro’s. The lower model is acutally aimed at the pedestrian and has a smaller 2.8″ screen that can be used both vertical or horizontally. It is 100 euros cheaper. We can guess it might have video capabilities but that is currently only speculation.

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The Manoi AT01 is now ready for pre-order. This is a robot which stands 13.3″ tall and weighs 3.1 lbs. It will cost $1300 dollars and will be ready for shipment in August.

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The USB 360 adapter is a nice little (affordable) gadget. It can swivel 360 degrees so that if any USB device is in the way then you just swivel it around and it isnt in the way any more. It costs $4 and supports USB 1.1 and 2.0. The connection is a Type A Male to Type A Female.

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The mobiBLU DHH-200 is a hard drive powered DAP which has been lurking around for a while now. It has finally hit the hands of reviewers. The device comes in 2 flavours.. the 6GB or 8GB model. They gave the DAP a 3 out of 5 over on a site in France which makes it average really.

Via: Gizmodo

Hello All… we decided to make the PSPGameSpot.com site use the wordpress interface as the content we were adding before was more geared to news rather then a forum approach. We will bring back the forum soon for those who want to continue talking there. For now, you can read about the latest titles, hardware, homebrew etc… for the Sony PSP.

Sony have launched their huge (but small) 4Gb Pro Duo memory stick. Ideal for PSP’s and downloading your videos on to it as well as images and such. Other good news is that it comes with a convertor to make it in to the regular sized memory stick which are more compatible with card readers.

Via: NewLaunches