The Secure n Go flash drive from Verbatim comes with two very nice features: password protection and hardware encryption at 256 AES. One other features is its enhancement which prepares it fro the Windows ReadyBoost. This system works by allowing a computer to use the flash drive capacity as extra memory, making it faster. The sizes of this drive are of 4GB, 8GB and 16GB. The prices for the three models are $37, $74 and $125.

3D is the future in technology and every day that passes comes to underline this statement one more time.

Avatar was only a piece of this big puzzle but it generated a huge wave that apparently pleases everyone. One by one, manufacturers worldwide are starting to use the shutter glasses on a large scale from cable to Blu-ray.

Today HDMI Licesing group released the 3D-friendly HDMI 1.4 spec so if you’re looking to see the world in 3D… that’s your chance.

If you thought that Amazon’s Kindle DX was the biggest reader you’ve ever seen then you should meet the new Skiff Reader. The device is a quarter inch thinker than its adversary offering a 1600 x 1200 11.5-inch touchscreen. As you can see from the pictures below this finger and stylus friendly e-ink reader is perfect for newspaper layouts.

Don’t worry about storage because Skiff comes equipped with a 4GB on-board capacity and offers you the possibility to expand it using a SD card. In addition to all that it boasts with WiFi, a 3.5mm headphone jack, text-to-speech and last but not least Sprint’s 3G.

We’ll keep you posted with more info on pricing as soon as possible.

It’s a specialized SIM card reader, that you stick in your USB drive and you modify the information on your SIM or you can make a back up copy.

So… our advice is to pay a great deal of attention when you’re buying something because the speed must match your money.

Anyway, to sum up all the above, the ExpressCard adapter will be available in stores in the nearest future for £35 ($57).

Companies worldwide are trying very hard to challenge the iPod’s supremacy by releasing to the market all kind of PMPs one more common than the other.

Today time has come for the Onda VX520 to make its weak statement.

The devices can handle 720p videos on its delicate 3” LCD display and will get along just fine with the HDTV via an HDMI port.

Also, it supports MKV, DAT, RMVB, FLV, MOV and AVI files but that simply won’t do it.

It’s a pretty decent device but it still has a long way to go till it reached the pole position.

The iPod industry is writing its own page in the tech’s history but unfortunately for all shuffle fans the apple-shaped company is not planning to add a video camera to the iPod touch in the nearest future.

But don’t worry, every problem has a solution and this particular one is offered by Xiangyun Industry Co. This company just announced on the market the Mini MP3 DV Cam – a camcorder with no music playback functionality.

Inside the iPod shuffle-looking case the device packs a 1.3 megapixel sensor (640 x 480 resolution) and a built-in memory card for storing your precious clips.

The entire package will set you back $15 or $30 depending on how many items you order because… the minimum order is 100.

After charming everyone with an amazing line-up of USB – powered secondary monitors, Mimo appeared one again in the spotlights presenting the iMo Foto Frame Printer.

This is not a road opener but it sure is a very pretty device that will look amazing on your desk.

This printer / digiframe hybrid features an 8-inch panel, an inbuilt photo printer shooting out 4 x 6-inch pictures with a 300 x 300 dpi print resolution, a bundled remote and a memory card slot.

The entire package will comprise also a paper cartridge for 36 prints, cables, the unit (obviously) and will be available in stores for $229.99.

This new gadget boasts with iPhone 3GS’s 833MHz Samsung S5PC100 CPU, a very generous 3.5-inch touchscreen and no less than 512MB of RAM. It features mini-HDMI, Bluetooth, WiFi b/g but no built-in 3G.

The main start of this show, the Android OS1.5 is installed on a 2GB TFlash card while another 8GB SD card is available only for storage.

In addition to all that, the $320 package includes also batteries, serial console debugging board and a download/charger cable.

The above mentioned price and features are only for the developer version while the consumer one should be available around Christmas for $250.

This new device arrived on the market riding TomTom’s IQ Routes and featuring real-time traffic information, local weather, real-time fuel prices and the already famous Google-powered Local Search.

To be more precise, we’re talking about a 4.3-inch XL 340S (320 x 240 resolution) and its services are wearing the AT&T signature.

In exchange for $299.99 you’ll get the device + 3 months of LIVE but when this happy period will be over you’ll have to pay no less than $9.95 per month in order to benefit from the same services.