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iPod Shuffle Bracelet Apple, the most leading industrial company for gadget in US has been creating various gadgets that become famous all around the world. Everyone is this world has been use it. Gadget that being manufactured by Apple has the latest technology where not much companies can do like them. Also it comes with beautiful shapes that make people more intense with the Apple product. A person named Isamu Yamada has been creating a new concept.His concept the idea of iPod Shuffle Bracelet was very pleasant, it combines both of the style and function. With the form like this I’m sure many people will like wearing it. As we know the iPod shuffle has become “the world’s most wearable mp3 player”, so maybe by this concept people will more intended on it. There’s no doubt that all of the gear that comes out from Apple has the best technology in it. Just count on the day that now many people have been use it as their gadget in their home. This concept that comes out form Isamu Yamada...

USB Wireless Handheld Mouse Need more freedom of movement while making a presentation? Then USB Wireless Handheld Mouse is for you. It allows you to control a computer from a distance of up to 5 feet and with the built in laser pointer, you'll be able to direct the audiences attention where you want it. Price: US$ 42.00

Ricoh CX1 camera The kids at Photography Blog have finally got their hands on that Ricoh CX1 that won our respect not too long ago, and they've been cool enough to post a review online. The camera, the reviewer said, begins where the ol' R10 left off, throwing features like multi-pattern auto white balance, multi-target auto focus, and 4fps continuous shooting speed into the mix, making this "the best Ricoh point-and-shoot yet." That said, it can't all be groovy -- the review goes on to cite the camera's "bog-standard" 640 x 480 / 30fps video and rudimentary face detection as "nothing to write home about." Image quality -- often a deal-breaker for this company -- has greatly improved, with a new 9 megapixel CMOS sensor sporting "a now usable ISO range of 80-800." Of course, the big news is the camera's high dynamic range. DR mode is, for the most part, "radical and very effective." But there's much more to it

Samsung N120 netbook Samsung is really fleshing out its netbook lineup, following up the lovable N110 and N310 with the N120, another 10.1-incher, but with enough screen bezel to make room for a full 12.1-inch-style keyboard. Samsung also found enough room inside for a 6-cell battery that can muster up to 10.5 hours of runtime. There's also a 1.3 megapixel camera, 3-in-1 card reader, three USB plugs, a Bluetooth option, and Samsung made use of those wide expanses of plastic on each side of the screen to place some decent speakers. It's overall a premium offering to the N110's vanilla utility (with regular Atom internals and XP on top) but you'll have to make up your own mind on aesthetics. Both the N110 and N120 hit Europe in April, no word on price for either.

Pentax's 30 megapixel 645 Digital on track for 2010 release Got an itch that only a 30 megapixel shooter can scratch? Not really kosher on anything offered up by Hassleblad? For those odd, eccentric souls who somehow managed to answer "yes" to both of those inquiries, you'll be elated to know that Pentax's long awaited 645 Digital -- which was once rumored as canceled altogether -- is on track to be released next year. According to an update on the company's Japanese website, the device will boast 30 megapixels and will play quite nicely with the FA645 55mm f/2.8 lens that should launch simultaneously. Start saving those tax credits right about now -- we can say with absolutely certainty that you'll need every spare dollar you can find to afford this sucker.

Samsung Papyrus e-book reader Samsung had an early version of its Papyrus e-book reader on hand at CES, but it looks like a spruced up version of the device is now making the rounds in Europe, and the company has taken advantage of the opportunity to dish out a few new details. The biggest of those is word that the device will launch in Korea this June, after which Samsung will reportedly "aim" to see it released "eventually" in the US and the UK. As for the handheld itself, it's an A5-sized device, and packs a touchscreen that makes use of an included aluminum stylus, along with 512MB of internal memory (with no memory card option) and, of course, a stylish leatherette case. You won't get any Kindle-style cellular connectivity though, or apparently any WiFi either for that matter. On the upside, Samsung is apparently looking to keep this one under the $300 mark, although it's not quite ready to get official with a price just yet. Of course, all of that ...

HP set to introduce 16-inch AMD-based dv6z laptop There's not exactly an abundance of details on this one just yet, but it looks like HP is set to introduce an AMD-based counterpart to its recently refreshed, Intel-based dv6t laptop, which will make the already affordable laptop even less expensive. Apparently, the AMD-based dv6z will start at just $599.99, which will be knocked down a bit further with a $30 coupon at launch, and further sweetened by a free HP DeskJet printer that'll be available with a mail-in rebate. Unfortunately, there's no word at all on specs, though you will at least be able to get the dv6z in the same Espresso Black or Moonlight White color options as the dv6t, with the latter still demanding a $25 premium.