Cellink of Korea has launched a new USB microSD memory card reader that is built into a mobile charger, targeting the Korean market specifically. The Cellink T doubles up as a portable data storage when you slide it open, and if you need to charge your handset, change it to swing mode instead. In addition, it makes for the perfect intermediary tool to transfer data like photos, videos and music from a phone to PC and vice versa. No idea if this will be exported outside of Korea or not. Source: AVing Tags: dvr, video games, robots, consumer technology (Read the full post about ‘Cellink USB microSD memory card reader’…)

I’m pretty sure you remember the feeling of bringing home a shiny new laptop, and you would (for at least a month) do all you can to prevent it from getting any scratches or nicks. Here’s the Aluminum Laptop Briefcase for all you first timers out there. Keep your laptop safe in this hard shelled case and look stylish to boot. The Aluminum Laptop Briefcase looks like you filled it with diamonds and snuck it out of a bank vault, but in reality it has adjustable interior dividers to hold up to a 17″ laptop in comfort and style. Of course no metal briefcase would be complete without a pair of combination locks and a myriad of pockets to store documents, cables and accessories. (Read the full post about ‘Aluminum Laptop Briefcase’…)

Since the 50-LED Solar Motion Floodlight relies on the power of the sun to get it going, you don’t have to worry about spoiling your room with ugly wiring. Super-bright 50-LED floodlight is as bright as a 10w halogen bulb, and stays on for 15-60 seconds (your choice) past last motion detected. And since this motion sensor light is solar-charged, you can mount it anywhere, even where there’s no electricity: shed, pool area, deck. 15′ cord connects the adjustable solar panel to the light, to position the panel in direct sunlight. Plus, this solar security light has an adjustable light sensor that prevents daylight turn-on. (Read the full post about ‘50-LED Solar Motion Floodlight’…)

Solar cars are, unfortunately, still in the research and development phase, although we saw one recently that drove from Texas to New York in 5 days. Despite being impressive, it’ll likely be years before we have one sitting in the driveway, charging. Until then this working miniature model will have to keep us entertained. The world’s smallest solar powered car - it zooms along when the sun shines on the solar panel. No batteries - it gets its power just from the sun. No assembly required. Measures a tiny 3.3 x 2.2 x 1.4 cm. When the sun shines on the solar panel, the panel makes electricity that turns the motor and the wheels. A fun demonstration of solar power. (Read the full post about ‘Mini Solar-Powered Car’…)

Creative ZVP4GBBKBU Zen V Plus 4 GB mp3 player A seamless integration of design and functionality. Your music and your life now fit perfectly in the ZEN V Plus. Enjoy a full suite of entertainment in a petite design - loads of music, full color photos, FM radio and view short video clips. Small is the new beautiful. Technorati Tags: Creative Tags: gadgetry, players, consumer technology, gizmos (Read the full post about ‘Creative ZVP4GBBKBU Zen V Plus 4 GB MP3 Player’…)

Sad news for Palm Treo and Windows Mobile fans: Palm CEO Ed Colligan recently announced a $31.5 million net loss for Palm and said that “new Windows Mobile Treos” are “not coming out this quarter,” then follows it up with saying the new Windows Mobile Treo smart phone should be available by the end of this year’s summer. I like how Mr. Colligan uses the term “new Windows Mobile Treos” (note that it’s Treos, with an S) when he could actually just as easily say that the Palm Treo 800W will be having a slight delay in coming out. I almost don’t want to believe that they can’t do anything about this and release their new WinMo Treos sooner, when they know very well that they need it to salvage their flailing enterprise. (Read the full post about ‘Palm gains more losses by the million, delays release of Palm Treo 800w until summer’…)

Overview Get that effortless shaving with all new Philips arcitec for the face and neck Shaver System. Sporting a stylish and slim body, this shaving system comes with a bundle of advanced features. Weighing just 5 lbs, Philips arcitec for the face and neck Shaver System also features a unique storage and charging solution letting to easily protect, store and charge the shaver. In fact you can fully charge this shaving system in just 1 hour to work for whole 21 days. Features Flex and Pivot Action. Super Lift and Cut System. Triple Track Shaving Heads. Tube Trimmer. Power Pod. Designed with the stainless steel blades of Philips Norelco dual Super Lift and Cut System, this shaving system can remove hair with comfort just below the skin level. (Read the full post about ‘Philips Arcitec for the face and neck’…)

Hoping to emulate the success of Paolo Coelho with his books after releasing them as free digital downloads, Wired managing editor Leander Kahney and his publisher Bill Pollock of No Starch Press have posted two Apple-oriented books on The Pirate Bay. Full electronic versions of the two books, Cult of Mac and Cult of iPod, have been seeded via torrent on Pirate Bay and are now available for download. “We want to see if giving away copies of the books will have any effect on sales.”, says Kahney. Bill and Leander have taken a huge risk here by pirating their own wares, but then again, the chances of failure could also be equal to the chances of success. (Read the full post about ‘Wired editor Leander Kahney gives away two Mac books via torrent’…)

Posted Mar 22nd 2008 12:57PM by Darren MurphFiled under: Portable Audio, Portable Video Quite frankly, Teclast’s M25 was darn close to being solid, but it’s pretty safe to say the M26 trumped it tenfold by ditching the scroll wheel in exchange for a few more millimeters of precious touchscreen. This admittedly sexy PMP features a 2.6-inch 400 x 240 resolution capacitive touch panel, support for RMVB, RM, FLV and AVI file formats, TV out and Microsoft’s PlayFX abilities, too. (Read the full post about ‘Teclast’s M26 PMP touts oodles of touchscreen’…)