Gigabyte’s latest M912x TabletPC is built like its predecessors, sporting its 8.9-inch touchscreen with 1280 x 768 resolution. But what sets it apart is its appearance that gave it name, a gold paint job that makes it an absolute eye candy. Its screen swivels around 180 degrees, too. Extravagance is a selling factor, and I’m sure this baby has the right amount to attract buyers.

Configuration:

8.9-inch touchscreen with 1280 x 768 resolution
Intel 945GSE chipset
1.6 GHz Atom processor
1 GB DDR2 RAM
160 GB of HDD
4500 mAh Lithium-ion battery
1.3 MP camera
3-in-1 card reader
Bluetooth 2.0 support

Today’s largest screen in a laptop, this big boy from Acer looks more like a desktop that folds away and is good to go anywhere. Seeing a picture of Aspire 9810-6994 doesn’t show its hugeness, so one must see it for one’s self to witness its imposing size. Watching movies in this goliath is super great, thanks to its, of course, screen, and its front speakers and integrated subwoofer. Its power is more than decent, but don’t ask gamers about it because I’m sure they hoped for a better video card.

Configuration:

2.16-GHz Intel Core 2 Duo T7400
2GB Ram
240GB Hard Disk at 5,400 rpm
HD-DVD, DVD+/-R
20.1 inches/1680 x 1050
Nvidia GeForce Go 7600/256MB

Samsung goes sexy this time as Hugo Boss teams up to give us the F480 Tocco Hugo Boss. This new eye-candy is a tri-band phone with HSDPA 7.2Mbps support and an ample 2.8″ touchscreen QVGA display. It boasts a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus, power LED flash, image and video stabilization. It also supports different file formats of audio and video. And to sweeten the deal, the TouchWiz user interface and navigation tops the icing in this cake.

After months of speculations, Sony has finally demoed their latest baby. The PS3mote is Wii-like, user friendly and perfect for tennis, baseball games and their ilk. Four remotes can be connected at a time, making it perfect for you and your friends on those lonely weekend nights. The only disadvantage, though, is the need for a tripod that has to bee connected to the PS3’s USB port.

The return of PC-Koubou is official, along with the introduction of the new BTO (Build to Order) laptop. Christened as the Amphis BTO GSN618GW TYPE-S, it boasts a Core 2 Duo P8400, P8600, T9400 and P9500 CPUs.

Specification:

-2GB of DDR3 RAM (1066Mhz)
-160 GB HDD at 5400 rpm
-Chipset G45
-DVD 8x Super Multi
-15.4 inch LCD with WUXGA resolution (1920 x 1200)
-GeForce 9600M GT at 512Mb

Smartphone users rejoice! Celio RedFly C7 and RedFly C8N, handset accessories which extends your smartphone giving you a larger screen and keyboard, are now available in the market. Redfly devices are the first smatrphone terminals, designed to enable laptop capabilities without the operating system, processing unit and storage. Both models have a 800 x 600 screen resolution, 8.3 inch QWERTY keyboard with 80 keys, a 1 x 2.9-inch touchpad, hot keys, mouse support, and black chassis.

Redfly C7 has a 2,000 mAh battery and a 7-inch display while Redfly C8N’s battery is 4,500 mAh and a 8-inch display and features USB and Bluetooth wireless with Enhanced Data Rate connectivity types.

In their latest offering, HP is proud to create the world’s first convertible laptop with multi-touch sensitive interface. Multiple fingers gestures like pinch, rotate, press and drag, and single tap can be distinguished by this new system. A rechargeable digital ink pen is also included for sketches, handwriting and simple text notes. A MediaSmart TV module comes along, allowing access to MTV Networks’ offerings.

Configuration:
-Windows Vista OS
-AMD Turion X2 Ultra Dual-Core Mobile Processor (up to 2.4GHz operating speeds)
-Microphone
-Webcam
-8GB DRR2 memory
-ATI Radeon HD 3200 graphics with 64MB memory
-Wireless N module
-Theft protection
-Altec Lansing stereo speakers

Get an Ipod when you purchase an HP Mini-Note PC. Promo duration started last November 15 till December 14, 2008. Please visit official promo website.

The Pico Projector package is another innovative gadget of optoma that includes the cables needed to hook it up to a TV or mobile device (iPod, PDA, digital camera, or the like), along with a carrying case, an AC adapter, and two batteries. It can last up to 90 minutes and the projector itself is about the size of a cell phone.

The SV470XVT comes with picture-in-picture and freeze-frame features, but no multimedia capabilities. The absence of a USB port or SD Card slot means that you can’t look at your photos or listen to your music through the TV. Still, this 47-inch HDTV costs only $1400 (as of November 4, 2008) and produces images rivaling the best we’ve seen in this size class.