The Xenium X600

Philips has lots of electronic devices which are really great but for some reason they keep making cell phones too. The Xenium X600 is the latest model announced. It’s an entry level phone which doesn’t have any significant features to show off. You will get a 2 megapixel camera, GSM/EDGE and Bluetooth support. There’s space for a microSD memory card and the battery will get you about 9 hours of talk time.

Dell releases 7609WU DLP projector

News, Dell has recently released its 7609WU DLP projector without much fanfare, although this model is pretty capable with the following specifications :-

* 16:10 aspect ratio
* 2,700:1 contrast ratio
* 3,850 lumens brightness
* Desktop or ceiling-mounted
* Supports front and rear projection configurations
* Throws images up to 301″ in size
* Picture-in-Picture and Picture-by-Picture viewing
* Ethernet connectivity
* Two HDMI inputs
* Two VGA inputs

Each purchase comes with a fully functional remote control as well as an integrated laser pointer for you to make your presentations all the more convincing. The $4,999 Dell 7609WU DLP projector uses a 300W lamp with a rated life of 2,000 hours - extendable to 2,500 hours in Eco mode while compromising on brightness and picture quality.

Sony Ericsson's GreenHeart

Sony Ericsson's GreenHeart concept phone -- and if this is what saving the environment looks like, we approve. It looks sorta like a retooled W880, but you won't find any brushed aluminum here; instead, the GreenHeart's made with some crazy plastics that go easy on mother nature. It's bundled with a new charger that shuts off when the phone doesn't need any juice to save energy, but one think it's not bundled with is a manual -- the guide is entirely electronic to save paper.

Super Kid 4-port USB hub

The $14 Super Kid 4-port USB hub gives you four of the funnest USB 2.0 ports you'll ever have, and the arms / legs are totally pliable, too. I beat many cute women will buy this because this USB also cute. :)

Press shots of Verizon's BlackBerry Storm surface - Engadget

Press shots of Verizon's BlackBerry Storm surface - Engadget