Samsung has released details of their latest MP3 player, the Samsung S3.
This new DAP comes with a 1.8 inch LCD screen, and will play MP3 PMEG-4, WAN, OGG and various other files.
There is also a built in FM radio, and it measures 44 x 95 x 9 and weighs just 53g, it will go on sale in June and will be available in a choice of 2, 4 and 8GB, there is no word on pricing as yet.
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Check out this cool gadget to help you measure the power consumption of any gadget you plug into it. The power strip has 8 power sockets and it gives you the details of the power usage of each gadget including information of the consumption in kilowatt hours, the frequency and voltage of your power line.
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Check out this funky Micky Mouse USB Drive. The super light and handy Mickey flash drive only weights 15g, and has a gorgeous Mickey hanging ornament. You can either wear it or use it to decorate your cellular phone or bag.
The T703, authorized by Disney, not only provides you with a classic Mickey Mouse image, but also presents a creative design for the flash drive. After removing Mickey ear, you can easily save your files to the flash drive.
In addition to being a useful office tool, its unique mirror design can help you check your appearance anytime your want. It can also be used as a mini photo frame.
Tenori-On is completely unlike any existing musical instrument. Users operate the Tenori-On’s LED buttons to play phrases and tempos. An array of LEDs on the instrument draws attention at first sight. On both rear and front sides of the Tenori-On, 256 LEDs (16 columns x 16 rows) are laid out. For example the LEDs on the front side, which faces the user, are buttons that can be pressed to play music and compose songs.
Check out these sandals from Reef which have a built in drinks carrier in the sole with a screw cap. Never go thirst again on the move. But beware you can only open the flask with the Reef’s exclusive opener.
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Check out the HP Mini Note now available for $549.99 from ThinkGeek.com. With a high-res 8.9″ 1280 x 768 display, a 120 GB hard drive, 92% of full-size keyboard and all-aluminum case the HP-Mini Note addresses all of our complaints with the Eee and still provides that cool mini-notebook appeal.
Available for $549.99 from ThinkGeek.com
Inspired by the world of F1 this concept watch designed by John Pszeniczny has a carbon fiber body and Swarovski crystals.
The timepiece has 18 identical rubies and tells the time in everyone of the 18 cities on the 2008 F1 circuit. With a built in lap timer function and a stopwatch, time will seem to stand still as it races by at relative speed
The estimated price tag is £20,000 about $40,000 time to start saving 
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If you have withdrawal symptoms from guitar hero at work then this guitar hero necktie sporting a set of colorful fret buttons which you can “play†with any time might help the day pass a little quicker.
Made from “silky†black polyester, the Guitar Hero tie is available now from Zazzle for about $30
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Check out this James Bond style video recorder disguised as a pen just released by Vavolo. The pen has a 1/3 inch CMOS camera that captures AVI video in 360 x 280 resolution and stores it on the built-in 2Gb flash memory.
While it can record for more than six hours, the built-in rechargeable Li-ion battery limits recording to three hours per session, which is still likely to be more than adequate in most circumstances.
The Atom is a tiny thumbdrive which is about the size of a paper clip and measures 30.5 x 13 x 5.6mm in size. Capacities for the Atom range from 1GB all the way up to 8GB which is a fairly decent size considering how tiny the thing is.
You’ve seen the pepper grinder, trashcan and even a laundry basket. Now R2 is trying his hand at audio with this nifty speaker set. You get a two-droid set, R2-D2 and his red doppleganger R2-D1. Each features a flip-up head to reveal a speaker.
Plug the stereo headphone style plug into your PC, iPod or spare Wookie for some droid-based sound. We won’t kid you, these speakers are not powered so their volume is limited by whatever audio input you give them.
Check out the worlds first 24 Karat Gold Macbook Air from Computer Choppers the Apple logo has also had some bling added in the form of sapphires that actually light up in rainbow colors.
