The popular business desktop PCs “Veriton X270″ Series from Asus will reach United States in a couple of months. The new desktops works with the new Intel Core 2 Duo processor and feature an integrated NVIDIA GeForce 7100 graphics card, a SATA hard drive with 500 GB storage capacity, up to 4 GB DDR2 RAM memory, DVD writer and a lot of ports: one for gigabit Ethernet, nine USB 2.0 ports and a HDMI port. The poweful desktop will also come with a PCI Express X16 slot, a PCI Express X1 slot and two PCI 2.3 ports if you feel the need to upgrade this system. Acer Veriton X270 Biz Desktops aren’t too expensive and the prices start at just $399. [Electronista]

The new Motorola Evoke QA4 could represent a new start for Motorola with a stylish design that could compete with the popular iPhone. Official pics with the cell phone were leaked over a month ago on the internet and today, Motorola finally revealed official its official details. The Motorola Evoke QA4 has a 2.8″ touchscreen display with a 240 x 400 resolution, alphanumeric keypad, an integrated accelerometer and integrated widgets. It has CDMA and EVDO Rev A connectivity, A-GPS, Bluetooth connectivity and it also has a full HTML browser. The cell phone will also come with a 2 megapixel camera and will be probably unveiled in the US in the second quarter of this year. Pricing details were not released yet.  [Unwiredview]

The new Asus Eee PC 1004DN is finally official! The tiny notebook will come with a Super-Multi optical disc drive which will alloy customers to read from the drive while they are recording copies of important data files and it also has all the features that were available on the previous Asus Eee PC generation. The new Asus Eee PC 1004 DN includes a power-efficient ExpressCard slot, the new Super Hybrid Engine technology from ASUS and the special Asus Data Security System which will allow users to log on using their fingerprints. We don’t know how useful the Super Multi optical drive will prove to be, but it’s surely an interesting innovation that will attract a lot of curious buyers. [Fareastgizmos]

Elecom has released a brand new mouse called Scope Node that makes you feel just like you’re holding a pen. People who got used to Wacom tablets would be really happy to buy this mouse, a hi-performance pointing device which has a 1,600 DPI laser sensor located on the underside of the mouse. The laser sensor is placed in off-center position and it’s right where the tip of the pen would be if it were held in user’s hands. The mouse offers a precise experience and it’s probably easy to use device for designers. It also features a scroll wheel placed in a weird position and it has a futuristic design. Elecom hasn’t released pricing details for their latest pointing device yet. [OhGizmo]

If you love Samsung cell phones and you also live in the United Kingdom we’re happy to announce that Samsung will release a new Lucido mobile phone only for the United Kingdom. The phone measures only 11.8 mm thin and it has a shell made from brushed aluminium that looks really luxurious. It offers a 2.2″ AMOLED display, an A-GPS sensor that will work with Google Maps and 3G/HSPA support. It comes equipped with a 5 megapixel camera and a microSD memory card slot which can store up to 8 GB of pictures, music and even movies. The Samsung Lucido will be available in April across a variety of phone networks. [Electronista]

Want to add a stylish and functional USB Gadget to your work  place? This USB Tulip Hub might be something everyone will appreciate.  For just $22 this gadget looks like a small box that has four tulips and each tulip has a USB 2.0 port where you can connect any peripheral. So, you’ve got a functional device that allows you to make 4 usb slots from one and it will also decorate your work area.  Still worried that your co-workers will steal your traditional hub? This usb device looks different and it might be pretty hard to steal. [Nerd Approved]

Phones were a lot different 20 or 30 years ago and designer Mark Miller tried to make a retro iPhone that would look futuristic even in the 1980s. The phone has the Touch Screen Rottary technology and it’s a soft mixture between the old era and modern era functionality. The old rotary dial was replaced with touch controls alongside a backlit display that shows who’s calling in thanks to a built in caller ID.  The phone’s shell was made from highly polished ABS with frosted polycarbonate base which gives a soft glow each time someone calls in. [Yanko Design]

A couple of days ago Dell unveiled the new generation Latitude E6400 XFR notebook, an incredibly tough laptop that complies with DOD’s MIL-STD 810F heat, dust and vibration requirements. The new notebook is really power packed and it’s equipped with PR481 “ballistic” armor which will offer one of the strongest impact protection and customers could easily defend themselves from direct blasts of pressurized water with their tough laptop. Under its shell, this laptop has an Intel Core2 2 Duo processor, a 256 MB NVIDIA Quatro NVS 160 video card and an integrated Intel 4500 MHD Chipset. The new Dell Latitude comes with a sunlight readable 14.1″ WXGA display and it weights only 8.5 pounds. The price? If you want to get this kind of protection for your bytes, you’ll have to pay at least $4,299 for the new Dell Latitude E6400 XFR. [Engadget]

Samsung officially introduced two new cell phones at the Mobile World Congress: the S5230 and the affordable S5600 S3 Touchscreen. The Samsung S5230 has a larger 3″ display with a resolution of 240×400 and it shares the same 3 Megapixel camera, TouchWiz user interface and Shazam powered music recognition like the Samsung S5600. The S5230 also has handwriting suport while the S5600 doesn’t and the S5230 hasn’t got 3G connectivity even though the S5600 has this option available too. In the end, customers will decide which one fits their needs better and which has a more interesting design but from what we can see, these cell phones might be really successful. [Into Mobile]

Gamers always love to buy high performance parts and the best looking PC devices. The new RushGlider Gaming Mouse features on the fly refresh rate change and a great eye catching design. It has a couple of multi colored LEDs that provide instant visual feedback on which DPI level it is at the moment and it can change the refresh rate from 600 to 3,600 DPI. The new mouse moves really smooth over hard surfaces and with its ergonomic body every gamer will find it easy to use and efficient. Rush FireGlider has a lot of programmable buttons located across its body and it has a weight tuning system that lets everyone adjust it’s weight according to their needs. Even though it looks a lot different than a regular mouse, this gaming mouse is not expensive at all and anyone could buy it for just 25 Euros. [HotHardware]