Some of our readers will remember the new ultraportable notebook from MSI, that we featured on the site back in November 2009, the MSI Wind U230. After a long wait the MSI Wind is finally available.
There are two models of the MSI Wind available, The MSI Win U230-033 features an AMD Athlon NEO MV-40 processor and a 250GB hard drive, whilst the Wind U230-040 features a dual core AMD Athlon X2 L335 processor and a 320GB hard drive.
Google [GOOG] has updated its Google Maps service to including cycling routes and also directions for cyclists in the US. You can now get directions and access information on dedicated cycling routes.
The cycling directions service works exactly like the Google Maps route planner for walking or traveling by car, and it also has a built in feature so you can plan the safest route avoiding all the traffic.
Some of our readers will remember the Ricoh GXR modular camera system, which is made up of a camera boy and an interchangeable lens system. Ricoh has just launched two new lenses for the GXR.
Musician Yoshi Akai has created a cool music sequencer using Lego, the music sequencer uses three dimensional Lego structures to emulate a three chanel, eight step sequencer.
When a new Lego piece is added to the sequencer a new sound is added in, check out the video of it in action below.
Microsoft [MSFT] has shown the guys over at Engadget some screenshots of 3D games on the new Windows Phone 7 platform, and from the looks of the photos the games look pretty impressive.
The new Windows Phone 7 handsets will feature NVIDIA’s Tegra 2 chipset, which will be able to produce good quality 3D graphics, check out the screenshots below.
It looks like things are starting to get interesting for Tablet PCs, with the launch of the Apple iPad imminent, and also the HP Tablet due some time soon, we can expect to see quite a few more tablets released in 2010.
According to ARM’s worldwide mobile computing ODM manager, Roy Chen, we can expect to see around 50 ARM based tablets released before the end of the year.
We have seen quite a few different watches here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one has to be one of the coolest so far as it feature a built in bottle opener, the Happy Hour Watch.
The buckle on the Happy Hour watch is designed to be used as a bottle opener, meaning you will always have it handy when you want to open a nice cold beer.
Samsung has announced the launch of their first electronic book reader. The Samsung E6 eReader will feature a six inch e-ink display with a resolution of 600 x 800 pixels.
Samsung has teamed up with publisher Barnes and Noble who will deliver content to their new E6 eReader, and it is capable of reading a range of file formats which include e-pub, PDF/a, TXT, bmp and jpg.
Sony has just signed all six major studios to deliver HD movies on the PlayStation Network : 20th Century Fox, Walt Disney Pictures, Paramount Pictures, Universal Pictures, Warner Bros. and Sony Pictures Entertainment. Which is fantastic new for all PS3 owners.
Unfortunately these HD movies will only be available to purchase and rent in the USA from the The PlayStation Network to start. But Sony plans to offer the service in UK, France, Germany and Spain shortly.
Pentax have just launched their new 40 megapixel 645D Medium Format camera. Built with a rugged chassis the Pentax 645D has a newly designed 11-point AF sensor, 77-segment multi-pattern metering system for super-high-accuracy light metering, 3-inch rear LCD, 44mm x 33mm sensor and dual Dual SD/SDHC memory card slots.
Sony are releasing some 3D glasses to go along with their shiny new 3D LCD TVs that they intend to sell you, the bas news is that these 3D glasses are going to cost you about $133 per pair.
The Sony 3D Glasses are stand alone shutter glasses and you also need a stand alone infrared emitter which will cost you $55.
Google [GOOG] has launched Google Apps Marketplace, which is an online application store for Google Apps. The service launched with fifty different applications available.
The Google Market Place is an ideal place for developers as they have 25 million customers to develop applications for, over two million of these are business customer, some small companies and some Fortune 500 companies who use Google Apps.
