The Marvel Coloud Headphones are specially designed for all the Marvel Comics fans out there. These Marvel-themed headphones feature a range of Marvel superheroes such as Iron Man, The Hulk, The Punisher, Wolverine and X-men. If you are interested, you can pre-order the Marvel Coloud headphones for $39.99 from the Big Bad Toy Store. [Product Page]

MSI has begun shipping its first AMD 890GX-based motherboard namely the 890GXM-G65. This new micro-ATX board supports for AM3 processors and features an integrated Radeon HD 4290 graphics card, a 128MB of SidePort DDR3 memory, four DDR3-2133 memory slots, two PCI-Express x16 slots for CrossFirex or Hybrid CrossFireX configurations, a 7.1 channel audio and uses Active Phase Switching technology. In terms of connectivity ports, it offers five SATA 6.0 Gbps, eSATA, Gigabit Ethernet, two USB 3.0, D-Sub, DVI and HDMI. The MSI 890GXM-G65 is now available for purchase via Newegg’s online store for $124.99. [Product Page]

Word has it that Apple will release a new version of high-end Mac Pro on March 16, 2010. The new Mac Pro will come with a “Hexacore” Core i7-980x processors clocked at 3.33GHz, TurboBoosting at 3.6GHz. However, there is no official confirmation from Apple so far. We will keep you posted. [Akihabara]

Western Digital has recently rolled out their latest portable media drive for the mass market called the My Passport AV. Designed specifically for video storage and playback, this plug-and-play media drive comes equipped with a 320GB of storage capacity, a USB 2.0 interface and works with any of your game consoles, Blu-ray Disc players, camcorders or media players, allowing you to play the multimedia content from the drive on an HD TV. No to mention, the drive also supports Sony’s Direct Copy feature which enables users to offload and archive HD video directly to a My Passport AV portable media drive without a computer. The 320GB My Passport AV Portable Media Drive is now available for purchase in the US for $109.99. [WD]

If you are looking for a highly-secure USB flash drive, then check out the new Kanguru Defender Elite USB flash drive that features FIPS 140-2 Level 2 Hardware Encryption. You can also managed the device using Kanguru Remote Management Console (KRMC), so you can remotely change passwords and delete important files on lost or stolen drives. Available in 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB and 128GB of storage capacities, the Kanguru Defender Elite are priced at $119.95, $159.95, $229.95, $349.95 and $599.95, respectively. [Kanguru]

I-O Data is getting ready to launch its new 12x internal Blu-ray writer ‘BRD-SH12B’ for the Japanese market. Featuring a black bezel, the drive offers a 4MB of buffer memory, a SATA interface and provides write speeds of 12x for BD-R, 2x for BD-RE, 16x for DVD-R/+R, 12x for DVD-RAM, 8x for DVD-R/+R DL and DVD+R, 6x for DVD-RW, 48x for CD-R and 24x for CD-RW. The BRD-SH12B will become available in Japan later this month for about $315. [XTReview]

Barnes & Noble will release their version of the eReader app for the Apple iPad sometime near the device’s launch. The app offers you access to all of the books, magazines and newspapers available in Barnes & Noble’s eBookstore. The Barnes & Noble eReader app for iPad will be available for free. Stay tuned for more updates. [B&N Community]

The Mio S400 GPS navigation system has been released in South Korea. This Windows CE-powered gadget adopts SiRF GPS III chipset, a 4.3-inch touchscreen, a 2GB of storage space and a memory card slot (up to 16GB). Additionally, this gadget is also the winner of China’s ‘IF’ design award. You can buy the Mio S400 for 139,000 Won or around $100. [AVING]

Still remember the OPPO Enjoy e-book reader? OPPO has finally unveiled the specs of this highly anticipated gadget. Powered by Android OS, the OPPO Enjoy features a 6-inch e-ink display at 800 x 600 resolution, a 2GB of storage space and supports a wide range of popular formats including TXT, HTML, HTM, CHM, EPUB, PDF, DOC, XLS, PPT, and ZIP files. The OPPO Enjoy also has a trackball, a flip button, and a touch-sensitive control for easy navigation. Stay tuned for more updates. [KingSoft]

If you are a frequent traveler, then the GPS Travelogue from Hammacher is a perfect gadget for you. The device is capable of tracking and recording virtually everywhere you go. All recorded data will be uploaded to online mapping applications such as Google Earth. The gadget has a built-in 64MB internal memory to store GPS data. You can also set it to record your position at intervals of between one second and 59 minutes, depending on your preference. Priced at $149.95 a pop, the GPS Travelogue is compatible with Microsoft Windows 7, Vista and XP. Its built-in battery will last for up to 30-hour of operating time. [Product Page]

Taiwanese computer case giant Lian Li has created their first PC case with USB 3.0 ports. Measuring 210mm x 460mm x 490mm and weighing approx. 5.8kg, the Lian-Li PC-8FU is an all aluminum Mid-Tower PC case that provides 6 internal 3.5-inch drive bays, 3 external 5.25-drive bays and two USB 3.0 ports on the top panel. The case can also hold ATX or mATX motherboards. No word on pricing so far. [TechEnclave via Fudzilla]

Available in three models, Jays’ new a-JAYS headphones feature an 8.6mm dynamic speaker drivers and flat/ tangle-free TPE cords. The One is a basic model that comes in a sleek black finish, meanwhile the Two model features a highly polished finish and produces a more bass-heavy sound signature. The Two comes equipped with an included stereo splitter and a flight adapter.

The Three is a high-end model that adopts the titanium coated diaphragm (TCD) technology and a rubber coating, allowing these earphones to produce a wider frequency range than the One or Two models. Each purchase of the Three model comes with an included stereo splitter, a flight adapter and a protective case. Jays’ a-Jays high-performance earphones will be available in April 2010 for $40 – $60, depending on the model. [Jays]

Buffalo is about to release their newest portable hard drive ‘HD-PVRU2′ for the Japanese market. Adopting the Turbo USB technology, the drive features a rugged matte-finished exterior, a USB 2.0 interface and is bundled with eco Manager software for saving power. The Buffalo HD-PVRU2 will hit Japan at the end of March in two different versions 320GB ($100) and 500GB ($150). [TCM]

The Audio-Technica Boogie Box is an active speaker with a street style. Available in red, black, or camouflage, this all-in-one speaker system features two 70mm full-range speakers, driven by an integrated 2W+2W amplifier. You can connect the Boogie Box with your iPod, MP3 player or PMP. Measuring 159mm x 263mm x 143mm and weighing 2.6kg, the Audio-Technica Boogie Box retails for $159.99 each. [AudioCubes]

Finding yourself a new Linux-based nettop PC? Well if you do, be sure to check out ASUS’ latest Eee Box EB202 which is now available via Newegg’s online store. Specs-wise, this space-saving computer offers a 1.6GHz Intel Atom N270 processor, an integrated Intel GMA 950 graphics card, a 1GB RAM, a 160GB hard drive, a multi-format card reader, WiFi, Gigabit Ethernet and is pre-installed with the Chinese Linux distribution, Red Flag Linux. If you’re interested, ASUS Eee Box EB202 will set you back $189.99 after rebate. [Product Page]