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Gavitonus Workstation

The one that really give us the most advantage features. Now, Gravitonus introduce their new workstation that is ergonomic, full modular and particularly designed and adapted for high-tech luxury market applications. This workstation system allows users to move freely, it comes with an on-board computer which constantly analyses position of your body and pressure on different part of your body. With all of these analyses, the system will adapts the user depending on their psychophysical activity and create maximum comfort that will fill in all your desire.

LG MUZIQ

The LG MUZIQ sounds good on paper but has some distorted notes in real life. Buy the LG MUZIQ if you have a very big voice and people always complain about you speaking too loud. Otherwise, everybody will rather complain that they can't hear you. Shall we really call this a cell phone?

Pros

* Amazing keypad, one of the best my fingers have ever used
* Irreproachable lightweight and thin design
* Good sound quality output sound quality

Cons

* Everybody complained they could hardly hear me. Systematically!
* Included 64MB is ridiculously low. You will have to buy another one right away

Description

* Technology support: CDMA, offered by Sprint
* 1.3-megapixel camera
* Weighs 3.14 ounces and is only 0.61 inches thick

Kondo KHR-2 HV Robot

Now you can have soccer playing, dancing salsa fighter robot. The Kondo robot KHR-2 HV has improved its looks taking up a more Robocop-ish style. Its features are much more robust and curved then the square-like head the previous one had. And this pretty, very entertaining little robot can be yours for just $152. And there's not one of us who didn't want his or her own robot when growing up.

You can also buy him a couple of soccer strips to make the whole thing more real. They only cost $10 each. Now go on and buy yourself a little robotic friend.

S3000, A6000 & M8000 Pavilion Slimline by HP

Three new models of desktop PC series have been launched into the market by HP. The three models of the Pavilion Slimline series are s3000, a6000 and m8000. The first one comes with 1GB of RAM, and you can pick either a AMD CPU or an Intel CPU, but for the later you have to pay an extra 50$. If not you can buy it for 500$. The PC can be set with a low graphic card, maybe a TV tuner and a Pocket Media Drive.

You can buy the a6000 at a lower price then the s3000. It's just 330$ but you would be throwing off some memory because it has only 512 MB of RAM. But the bright side is that it comes with an Intel CPU, a Pocket Media Drive and a graphics card. But the "jewel of the crown" is the m8000. And the price says so to. At 950$ it has a DVD drive and again you can pick between a dual core AMD or Intel processor. All three models have Windows Vista preinstalled.

DC X725 by Benq

Benq amazes us once again with the launch of the new compact classy digital camera. The DC X725 is as small as 12.5 millimeters, and the material from which it is made of is steel, so it is stainless and more resistant. It comes in four different colors, black, red silver, or pearl. It has a 1/2.5 CCD and can go up to 3x optical zoom. The ISO sensitivity can go up to 1600 on photos and 4000 on videos. You can also increase the memory, as it has an SD/SDHC memory card support.

Pillete

Pillete, the new concept of Bluetooth headset is so tiny, it's almost invisible to the untrained eye when you are wearing it. So you don't have to worry anymore about looking like Robocop when walking down the street with it, but you have to consider the possibility of people starting to think you've lost your marbles and you're talking to yourself.

The downside is the fact that people have different sized ears and the device might be to small and slip out or to big and not fit. People who often use earphones will tell you I'm right. But once they'll figure out a way to make the Pillete adjustable, this design will be the future of all headsets.