Powered by Intel Ultra Low Voltage (ULV) processor, the new MSI X-Slim X400 is an ultra slim notebook with less than 1-inch thickness that offers battery life as long as 9 hours, long enough? I think yes. Weighing only 1.5Kg, the X400 is configured with a 14” HD 16:9 TFT-LCD display (1366×768 resolution), Intel GMA 4500MHD graphics, up to 4GB RAM, and 500GB hard drive. Other features include 1.3MP webcam, media card reader, 2x usb ports, and HDMI port. Regarding wireless connectivity, the X400 support 802.11 b/g/n wireless and Bluetooth.

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I am not sure if Samsung prepared its new SCH-W760 for post war tragedy when every place going to be dark. OK I’m just kidding, but the SCH-W760 phone is truely equipped with infrared night vision camera, how you want to use it. Other features are very common including 3MP camera module, a 2.8” WQVGA AMOLED screen, 8GB built-in memory, and DMB (TV) support.

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Do you know the aspect ratio used by most of movies in the cinemas? it’s 21:9! And you know, the new Philips Cinema 56PFL9954H TV uses the same ratio to satisfy your experience in watching a Blu-ray title. This 56-inches TV has a 8.3 million-pixel and priced at $7400 in the UK.

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HP xw9400 is the first adopter of AMD’s new six-core Opteron 2400 series, dubbed Istanbul. With pricing begin from $1,900 this professional workstation completed with an ATI FirePro V7750 GPU that make it ready to work as strong as your desire.

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The much anticipated 9-inch PCtablet Archos 9 is scheduled to land in America this fall, 2009. Powered by Z515 Intel® processor, this full touch screen device will run the new MS Windows 7 OS and designed to offers PC users a new way to stay connected and surf the web. It’s light (22.29 oz) and thin (0.63”). Other highlights: virtual keyboard, optical trackball and buttons, WiFi 802.11b/g, Bluetooth 2.1, Microsoft Office, Web TV & Radio, parental control (kid friendly), and more.

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In order to fill the need of of ultra-high resolution imaging and analytical capabilities, Carl Zeiss unveils next-gen analytical electron microscope - MERLIN FE-SEM. Enhanced by GEMINI II column on its core, the system can achieve an image resolution of 0.8 nanometers. Follow the “Read” link below to get full details.

“The new MERLIN, as well as the just recently introduced AURIGA CrossBeam workstation perfectly embody what our products stand for: Maximum Information – Maximum Insight”, Stenkamp points out. “And - the market can expect much more in the coming weeks until M&M show and the European Microscopy Conference in Graz, Austria, end of August.”

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In collaboration with Hasbro, Nike unveils a limited edition Transformers basketball shoe collection. The collection inspired by the fictional robot characters Megatron, Soundwave, and Bumblebee which are translated into Nike Zoom Flight Club, Nike Sharkalaid and Nike Zoom FP (“FP” for Fun Police) respectively. The shoes will be available beginning July 1 with pricing starts at $100.

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Powered by KLD Technologies’ patented Neue™ drive simple™ motor, the upcoming E165 Scooter will be available in three colors (mint, ivory and black) and two versions (urban and highway-friendly model). It’s currently available for preorder at www.KLDEnergy.com and are expected to be delivered in Q3 of 2010. The scooters can reach speeds of up to 65 miles per hour and spins over 100 miles on a standard lithium battery. Price: $3,288.

“We have received worldwide interest in our motor system and are excited to be offering it to consumers in the U.S.,” said Christian Okonsky, founder and CEO of KLD Energy Technologies. “We have worked to develop a scooter with a leading manufacturer that highlights our motor systems’ transmissionless design and provides an exhilarating and comfortable experience for both scooter aficionados and those interested in emission-free, high-performance vehicles.”

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Available in 8 different themes, the new AMD-based DELL Inspiron 546 desktop PC has starting price as low as $269 (Monitor not included). Its basic configuration comes with 2.3GHz AMD Sempron processor, ATI graphics, and 2GB of DDR2 RAM. It’s decent enough, right? If that doesn’t make you satisfied, you can enhance the specs up to a 2.4GHz quad-core Phenom, 8GB of DDR2 RAM, and up to 1TB of hdd.

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