Zero Mouse Concept By Oliver Rosito

Friday, March 13, 2009














Here’s another futuristic mouse concept called the Zero Mouse by German designer Oliver Rosito. Finished with brushed aluminum and rubber, the mouse combines a high-tech design with lightweight materials. The mouse itself can be powered by either small batteries or a charger. Let’s just hope this beautiful piece of art will come into production soon! [Techeblog]
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Green-House 32GB PicoDriveDual






The new PicoDrive Dual from Green-House can achieve 30MB/s read speed of data transfer rate. Weighing at only 11grams, the device is currently available from 4GB to 32GB of storage capacities and is compatible with Mac OS X 10.1.3 and Windows Vista. This USB memory thumb key is also “Ready Boost” ready. Pricing or availability info are still unknown. [Akihabara]
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Apricorn Offers 240GB 1.8-inch Portable Hard Drive






If you are always on the go, then you might need an ultra portable external hard drive that offers a huge storage capacity. Apricorn today announced the new Aegis Mini, a 240GB pocket drive that is claimed to be the world’s largest capacity 1.8-inch external hard drive. The hard drive runs at 4200RPM and has 2MB buffer memory. Measuring 17mm X 68.5mm X 86mm and weighing at just 3.7oz, the storage device is also available in 80GB, 160GB and 240GB storage capacities. The Apricorn Aegis Mini is available in capacities from 80GB, 120GB and 240GB at the prices of $149, $189 and $269 respectively. You can also purchase the Firewire version that will cost $10 more. More pictures after the jump. [Press Release]
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That’s right! Dell has released its latest multi-touch Studio One 19 PC in Japan. This All-in-one PC is available in a variety of colors and offers a Core 2 Quad processor, 4GB of memory, 750GB hard disk, 6x USB, integrated 1.3 megapixel webcam, and NVIDIA GeForce 9400 graphics, and Blu-ray player. Its 18.5 inch display offers 1,366 x 768 aspect ratio with touch or non-touch glass panels. The price starts at around ¥149,800 or about $1,538. [Engadget Japan]
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Philips Xenium X530 Flip Phone






Philips today launched its new flip handset, the Xenium X530. The handset offers a super long battery life that allows you to talk for up to 8 hours non-stop. This tri-band GSM/EDGE mobile phone also features a 2.2 inch internal TFT display with 240 x 320 pixels and 262K colors, a 1 inch OLED external display, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP connectivity, music player support, an integrated FM radio with RDS, and a 2MP camera. Sadly, there is no info on pricing at this time. [UnWiredView via Upcoming Cell Phones]
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Acer DX650 In Philippines





Reactions to Acer’s DX650 are still mixed, which is really not surprising, given the phone’s dual-faced design. At first glance, a secondary display with numeric keypad would probably be a great SMS tool, but when you take into account the second screen is a tad tiny, it kind of makes you scratch your head in confusion. The device has entered the Philippine market, though its price of 24,990 pesos ($518) is certainly a little on the high side. Of course, if you absolutely love the dual-faced design, then you shouldn’t have too much trouble shelling out such a figure for this phone. From Uberphones.
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Windows Marketplace Detailed





Some official details on Microsoft’s Windows Marketplace (WMM) for Mobile have surfaced. It’s no surprise to see that it’s actually quite similar to Apple’s App Store. Microsoft will give developers 70 percent of the profit from app sales and will allow them to choose their own prices. Developers will have to fork out $99 annually to submit their applications to the Windows Marketplace. The first year’s payment will include the cost of submitting up to 5 applications to WMM, and it will be an additional $99 per program after that. Students have it a little easier as they’re allowed to submit applications for free through the Microsoft DreamSpark program. From Uberphones.
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The Submarine K95 Waterproof USB Drive




Here’s another cool USB drive for your collection, the K95 USB drive. Designed by Moscow’s Man Works Design, the drive comes in the shape of a submarine and it’s waterproof as well. You can choose from either a 1GB or a 2GB version with four different colors to choose from including green, white, red and black. Unfortunately, there’s no word on pricing and availability yet.
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